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Not bad buddy, not too bad at all.

Very nice fly Chad. The BWO is one of my favorite hatches to fish, maybe because of the crappy weather, anyway I'm going to try this one.

Bruce, I was wondering were in PA the Mysis Shrimp worked? If it's close to home I'd like to give them a try. Don't get me wrong, I'm not doubting you, just wondering is all.

Sweet, very elegant.

You know me brother if it ain't red it might as well be dead. Actually the wire color I use is called hot orange, but it looks closer to red to me. Told Alex about the copper crouse, hard to believe that thing works the way it does. Now you need to get that thing working in Colorado and give it it's just rewards.

Great job. It's a heck of a lot better than my first fly. I think I called it "ode to birds nest" Great job keep it up.

I think the ram would appreciate using a different material as well. In any event, a well tied fly. Nice job.

Well tied fly Artur.

I did burn the DVD I just lost it. I'll get this one to you though.

Don't get me wrong buddy, it's not that I think you need help with it, he just ties a different one that you may be interested in.

Very nice. Swept wing like the original Adams. Very cool.

Hey Matt, Nicely tied shrimp. I have a tutorial from AK Best about tying the mysis shrimp. I could send it to you.... for a price. Ha-Ha. Let me know.

First off, Kevin beautiful emerger. I may have to pirate that one myself. When I create a new fly I just sit down at the vise and start tying. Often I may have one pattern in mind when I start and come out with something completely different.

Definately a rock bass. We used to have many of them in our local stream but they sadly seem to have died off. I wonder if they are particularly susceptiable to pollution.

Guess I should have read the recipe first. Biot as a wing case, very interesting. I'll have to give that a try.

Like I told you earlier, Sloppy Seconds... The story of my life. I like it. Is the shell back epoxy? Looks like a good, buggy nymph.

Beautiful streamer also very functional.

Thanks Roy that was extremely helpful. I think I can do that with a little practice.

Thanks Flytire I'll be picking up a copy of that book soon.

Does any one know where I can find an explaination on how to tie paraloop flies? Thanks in advance.

Did you use one feather to construct this or two? Thanks.

Hey bud. Good to talk to you again. I thought you may have been swept away as you crossed the Mississippi or something. I'm willing to bet that you won't be missing the salt at all after a few trips out there. Bet it feels good to be able to drive to trout water again. Give me a call. :yahoo: