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northernsolo
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brook trout
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Love the color on that streamer, looks great
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great looking set of flies
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Head Cement leaving a white residue
northernsolo replied to redfishflyer05's topic in The Fly Tying Bench
i had the same problem before, i switched to using my wife's clear nail polish for head cement it actually works great, don't ever have the heads fall apart and it looks great. -
The fly you fish with confidence
northernsolo replied to British mike's topic in The Fly Tying Bench
those are two great flies, i also like a hare's ear nymph, cought alot of trout on them. -
nice looking jigs
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nice fly, think it would be a brown killer
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well you could possibly tie a number of different flies depending on the color of the yarn you have, and if you have other materials with it. i have seen brown trout cought on a piece of red thread on a hook. chris
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i have a fly shop about 5 miles from my house, only problem is she does not carry a very wide selection of tying materials, fly tying in my area has seem to become sort of a lost art. then The famous Fran Betters owns a fly shop about 25 minutes from my house, on the west branch of the ausable. there is a few other fly shops around too, but i have never ventured into them. chris
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your fine to use it, you can actually still go hunt polar bear in quite a few places. chris
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Welcome, sounds like you will fit in fine. chris
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nice looking nymph, where did u get the barbs for the tail
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Great looking fly, love the ribs.
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Grumbacher Tuffilm may cure your problem, i have never used it on marabou but have used it on hackle fibers. It is a really fine film spray they use to cover oil canvas paintings, works well for strengthening the hackle fibers on fly's i tie for bass. Just a suggestion, if you decide to try it you can get it at almost any craft store. chris
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I have cought alot of bass on a olive wooly bugger, i use crystal flash on the body it seems to work alot better.
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try putting head cement or clear nail polish over the thread before u put the turbo disk on