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Both are grat ideas.

Great report, Haven't one gotten that big yet. On the opener in Hot Creek a big Brown hit my #12 Pheasant Tail but he broke off after jumping up and spitting out the hook. Maybe someday. Robert

Here is a website that has a section on flies or poppers using foam some might find interesting http://jackgartside.com/ Robert

Wow! Great looking pictures always like to see old and abandoned buildings. Robert

Those are some nice flies. Can you do a tutorial on them? Would like to see how they are tied Robert

Nice job! Practice makes perfect.

Incredible! I'd like to try for them someday.

Good idea! I'll look around for some next time I go with the wife to Michaels or Hobby Lobby.

Great photos? Wish we had a better variety of birds in my backyard.

Beautiful looking fish! Was this a recent trip?

Very nicely done. great color assortement

Wow! Nice size Red. How long did it take you to reel him in? What Wt rod were you using, line and leader?

Hip packs can be limiting and I use one if going for a short time, otherwise I use my chest pack.

Very realistic tie you should catch a lot of fish with that one.

Thats a good looking pattern, looks like its easy to tie. I think I'll tie it and try it next time i'm up at Hot Creek. Thanks!

Good luck! Tying your first will be an adventure.

Thats was a very informative article, gives some new ideas on using the feathers. Robert

Being a new tyer I enjoy looking at new patterns, some of if not most patterns I see on this forum don't always list the hook size or type, I think it would help a new tyer like myself to know the size and name of the hook in learning how to be a better tyer. Thanks for all the great looking patterns Robert

Great looking,very realistic. They should catch you some fish.

Great looking fly, good tutorial.

Thats a nice simple pattern. What species would that work on?

Great looking bee, looks so real!

Cool! Good way to spend an afternoon!

Got a small bag of fur from someone but they did not identify any of it. What would be a way of identifying it? How do I go about it? Thanks, Robert

Thanks for all the information, very usefull. Will practice using all the metods and will see which one works best for me.