BattenkillBum

Sam Looper is doing some real nice stuff with them. look for him on FB or Instagram.

I don't believe there are any reasons not to use them if they serve the purpose.

A larger hook in the front will help the streamer keel and track better. As to sizes, some say the front should be 2 sizes bigger than the rear hook. I dont think that needs to be written in stone tho. Most of mine are done with a hook 1x larger than the rear, the most popular being a #4 b10s in the back and a #2 b10s in the front. If i want more body a partridge hook replaces the front.

1\0 Bunny divers only 6 dozen more to go!

Orvis sells it as mirror wrap

I'm not sold, I do a lot of stacked bugs and during the carve I am continuously flexing the blade. So much of it has to do with the " feel" as you trim.

I just got some nice snowshoe feet from rumph.

I have the jr. Have had no problems tying large bugs with it. I like it's compact size as real estate is at a premium on my bench.

Support American tyers. Just sayin....

Fathead deceiver 1/0

ugh i use the same plastic comb, i have static terrible some days. Its not the fuzz but the deer hair shavings that stic terribly. I rub mine in a dryer sheet. eems too help

Nice stuff everyone

Same

Double deceiver olive/yellow

Drunk & Disorderly yellow

Sulking Sculpin olive/white belly

I also use the large sewing needle. I coat the bottom of my bugs with liquid fusion. I feel enough soaks up into the deerhair to also cement the rubber legs in place. I've never had them pull back out.

Diet Coke

2\0 popper on partridge

Frogs

I'd love to see a pattern for Popeyes prmicuous wife.Google is not giving the images I'm looking for. Lol

Cohen's creature body

Yeah maybe time to try veevus. Thx guys.

^^^ It has been just the 70, I just have had a run of them in the last year.

Anyone else have this happen? Thread is just falling of the spool.

Big streamers....

A few from the weekend sesh.