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Looks decent enough. Can ya do a bluegill imitation? :-) I post mine but it just there but….
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who does deer hair streamers and flys anymore?
Phish replied to djtrout's topic in The Fly Tying Bench
Its a main staple in my boxes when I fish. Although synthetic like EP is more durable but there is a thing about naturals materials catching more so. I don't even waste my time on all these new hyped up styles out now since I know there is no way they will out fish real hair again. When I need a bigger profile i go to Yak hair and that stuff is truly amazingly durable to toothy critters. -
Another vote for the 3000! I regrettably don't own any more. Most of my tying is big bass and muskie flies so big hooks are the rules for my Masters.
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That quote is right on the money! It costs me a hundreds more now since I held off way to long playing with a bunch other good vises on the market. Just buy it and get it out of your head! and you will be happy happy happy!
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Looks really good.
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Sweet!! Really like that coloring.
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What color Kevin?
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Sweet tie as usual! Always love your tying skill and style.
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I got a bad habit of losing things on the water if it's not attached to a lanyard.
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Here is a picture with tools as requested. [
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nice hair bugs. It helps a lot having very good quality hair to turn densely packed hair bugs.
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Woven may fly emerges with visible dust broom wing
Phish replied to dryfly purist's topic in The Fly Tying Bench
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Those are freakin nice! Sure way to get into bigger fish! A do a version with a conehead and diamond shaped foam tails so it doing a head stand.
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That is a sweet idea! I use an Orvis one and is always on my lanyard no matter what to get those hooks out quickly.
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I picked up 7/16" brass tubes and cut them down to each sections by boring thru after carefully measuring as I did not want to bore straight thru. The one I use for my Renzetti profile plate is 3/8" stainless tubing. I decided to do this so I could eliminate the stand I used for it. Pretty innovation for sure.