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That's alot of flies.

Thanks sandflyx That's a beaut. I got to pick up some of those stripped Polish quills.

Looks great, Heff2.

Nice. What's the material?

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Very nice, Steve.

Interesting. A good while ago I bought some non-branded UV glue and a cheap UV light, not sure of the strength of the light, but it was a cheap one. I used it only once in a great while, as I didn't particularly care for the result. It took a long time to dry and was still a bit wet, though I didn't notice if it was hazy at all. I would have to stick it in the sunlight, as flytire suggested, to have it properly cure. A few weeks ago I decided to try the UV thing again bought a new, rechargeable light advertised as 395-405. Works great on the old that old UV resin I have. I thought the poor result was from the non-branded UV resin, but apparently it was the weak light.

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Those look like good recipes - sourdoughs are pretty easy simple, but like fly tying and fly fishing we can make them as complicated as we want. I 've never kneaded my sour doughs and only occasionally will knead my yeast doughs. Looks like a feast DF!

20-Incher Stones for the Stone Fly Swap Hook: #10, curved Head: 5/32 bead, copper Weight: 12 wraps . 02 wire Thread: Brown, 8/0 Tail: Gold biots Rib: Small copper wire Body: Olive synthetic dubbing to build taper, 5 peacock hurls Wingcase: FTD sparkle pearl bug back, brown Legs: Partridge Thorax: Hare's mask Collar: Olive synthetic dubbing UV finish on the wingcase

Let me know how it does. I came across that pattern two or three years ago and forgot about it until just recently. Also tied up a version with black hackle

F-100 - "it's good for a pick-up and at least a ton of fun" Hook: #16 Thread: 8/0 gray Body: Black biot Wing: 2 black biots Hackle: grizzly by Cary Morlan, WA - from FAOL: https://www.flyanglersonline.com/flytying/fotw2/051203fotw.php little sloppy at the head

LoL. Too funny

Those look sweet! The dubbing looks great.

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Make up brushes

Alright, now you're just showing off!

Thank you. It was perfect, week before I made a loaf for my daughter home on Spring break, and let it proof too long. This one more than made up for it.

Nice.

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Noice! This is going to be another great swap.

I think it looks great. I would put a fuller tail on it, but that's personal preference. Slap a drop or two of cement on the head and you'll be good to go.

Real nice Heffernutter - I haven't seen one of those tied in a real long time. Thats a cool pattern, great name too!

A few Zug Bugs for the season opener swap.

Those are cool, nice SBS