Sampler

"The Green Hornet" Hook: Mustad 9575 #6 Thread: Black Abdomen: Flat Silver Tinsel Underwing: Yellow Calf Tail Overwing: Green Woodduck Feather (laquered on the stem to hold shape) Collar: Green Grizzly Marabou tied flat and grizzly hackle Hope this help... enjoy!

Great streamer. That would look great in our rivers. A few strands of flash and I know the stream this spring. Did you already post the pattern? I have not yet, but will shortly when I get home from work... pretty basic once you see it.

Thanks for the positive comments... still a little rough around the edges but with a little practice I should be abck on the horse in no time. Now, If I only had more time.....

Here's a streamer pattern from my tying desk this morning.... any feedback?

After lurking and commenting for a while now I figured I would post one of my own flies. Being out of the tying process for a while it's been a challenge and a reborn adventure for me. I hope you like it, I've modified and blended both my all time favorite Hornberg and the classic Woodman Special. Comment, suggestion welcome... Thank you

OK... stop holding out! Where the pics?

Where's the pics???? You can't keep holding out like this. It's killing me :wallbash:

Sweet thanks

Looking good...practice makes perfect :headbang:

Either way you look at it.. it will catch fish and plenty of them!

Nice fly! I have been using this pattern tied like this for a few years. The only thing I wperfer is to use aeither a red or yellow thread, it doesn't stick out like the black. Also, I use painted eyes... another touch that works great

With myself being a hopper fanatic, I would be interested in seeing pics of the hoppers in this swap if anyone had the time to post them Dana

Sweet fly :thumbsup: This would be a great Step by step :whistle:

As ussual nice fly.... just curious though what do you using for a bobbin? I like it

Pedestal... HMH basic base! No issues... no worries!

Reguardless of the material... that is a sweet fly. Anyone interested making a step by step

Very nice... a must have in my box as well

Well done :thumbsup: I would say that your off and running without a hitch. Practice makes perfect!

How shap are the Togen hooks? Do you have to spend time with a fil or hook sharpener before using them? Great prices though 100 hooks for $7.50 or under!

Are you suing the Dai-riki hooks. They are advertised at 20% off :thumbsup:

I used a 3/16 steel rod from Home Depot... less than $2.00!

Nice fly :thumbup: Would love to see a step by step if you had time :whistle:

Great looking Crawfish pattern! Would be interetsed in posting a step by step for us less fortunate tiers

The orginal post was from 2004, this is most likely why we can't see the pic. However, if we ask nicely we might be able to get an updated pic for our viewing pleasure. Please, pretty please

Me likely :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: