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J-Kno

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  1. Classy beaut right there!!! Love the look of the blank with those colors too! Outstand job, as usual. I do not need another rod, but this does lead me to want another rod from you, Steve!
  2. If you don't get them by then, I would suggest you keep the extra bugs for yourself and send out the rest. We all appreciate you SMing this exchange!
  3. I've tied at the Denver show, West Denver TU, St. Vrain TU and I would love to plan on tying at this event next year. What is the selection process?
  4. Welcome fellow Coloradoan! I'm way up north, Ft. Collins area. More lakes than streams as I've had kids with me... looking for more streaks & creeks.
  5. Would love to join with a "Gut Sack" sow bug!
  6. 😎 Damn, baller! Bringin' the bling! 😎
  7. Very classy look to that one, Bjorn should be well pleased!
  8. Really like the blank on that one!
  9. I've seen a Law vise, but never tied on one...
  10. Big shoot for the youth shotgun team that weekend. I do hope to make it next year
  11. "you can feel it, it's electric! boogie-woogie-woogie"
  12. Black Widow comes to mind, I'm diggin' it!
  13. Sharing here for everyone: Thank you for the complement! I designed that fly about 16 years ago. I'm a big Sylvester Nemes fan and love the book North Country Flies by Robert L. Smith. (That book is expensive, but worth it) I wanted something that I could use on the end of a multi-fly rig to flop around and it fit the bill. I showed it to a friend of mine (author, artist & fly designer) and he said it was great! He asked what colors worked the best and I had only used light olive at that time, but every color I've tied it in since has worked... even white! I almost always have one on as my dropper fly. Lite-Brite soft hackle: I use the following, tied in this order: Hook: 1x long, 1x strong nymph (Dai-Riki 060) 16-12 Thread: Dealers choice, I prefer UTC in 70... every color I have used has caught fish, but chartreuse is always a winner Rib: Medium copper wire Body: Pearl mylar over thread body with slight overlap Thorax: Peacock herl Legs/soft hackle: Anything from Hungarian partridge to speckled brahma hen Compact head! -Judson
  14. My flies went out today, should see them Thursday. These ae the first flies I've tied since rotator cuff surgery in Dec... I was a little sore so took a couple sessions... new stretching seemed to help.
  15. I'm in with a Lite Brite Soft Hackle
  16. I've always gone in to mail them out. I would have never known! Thanks for posting.
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