Davy
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amazing !
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gorgeous ! I love this !
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well done!
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those are killer looking !
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yes, those are stout looking hooks, gorgeous tying !
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like this, nice job !
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I think that's just me, I always seem to tie things a bit sparse. thanks. well, I like it, seems more traditional that way, albeit most Wulff's were/are tied heavier
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FTF Fly Pattern - john adams - Chartreuse and Olive SH
Davy replied to a topic in The Fly Tying Bench
fishy -
nice
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Nice tye, kept the hackle thin on purpose?, looks good, that stuff is brite !
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nice tying, one of the classic !
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very cool !
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A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by Davy: Fall Favorite <img src="uploads/img4d67f43321fb9.jpg">
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Nice dressing ! I remember a pattern a fellow fisher way back in the day- (70's) used to tye an fish called a "Mover" he used more olive tones though, anyway, this kind of reminded me of that pattern with all the guinea. Again, nice bug !
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on small water in late evening light of fall I can see it now ==== CHOMP !!!!
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more like Purple "Scary" , nice fly !!!
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Nice clean work on the famous and Classic F-Train. Gorgeous colors
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that will catch the big ones !!!
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These days I find myself tying more trout flies since moving to Oregon. This guy seems to be in everyones flybox here. Atleast in the Willamette river valley: Hook: Mustad 3399 Size 6 to 16 under weight 12 wraps of hook appropriate size lead wire Tail: Oppossum and mylar (peacock) rib: copper wire Body: oppossum thorax: Black Sparkel dubbing legs: partridge
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that is great, so edible looking to a fish I would think
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that is one sweet dressing!!!! I have a box that could stand a dzn or so of those beauties.
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sweet fly Damian, would look even better in my box
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yus indeed, I agree, nice one!!!
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This is the fly I tyed in the virtual tying class earlier tonight. Man, how does one get used to tying in front of people??? Let alone a worldwide audience? Anyway, I dressed the fly with the traditional Dee throat of Jungle, But...within minutes I had pulled it out, having decided it took"away" from the rest of the fly. Let me know. Thanks to Ronn and the gang, for letting me "invade" , hair and all , it was delightful and hope I may return. Fly is loosely based on a famous NW pattern named the "Spawning Purple" I believe attributed to Dave McNeese or possibly John Shewey. I know these are colors that work for the Santiam river here in Oregon, regardless.
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A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by Davy: SpawningDee