DarrellP

I like the use of Guinea

Let's postpone this until fall. I will announce it then. Not much interest right now. Save your flies. We will do this in a couple of months if anyone is interested.

Thompson river for for Steelhead

You'd be welcome to try it with us.

This is all good information. I use all of the above and have to admit they all work. For bigger flies I just put superglue on the last half inch before a whip finish. If I want a shiny head I use Sally's.

Flytire, thanks for posting Polly's Pride. Somehow I had missed this. He is a big deal in the pnw history. A,so McMillan Winter's hope. I got to see one of the originals when Mark Noble had his shop.

I will give it until July 31.

Beautiful set.

I believe I will try the Rube Wood for Bass and crappie.

Yeah, I feel you. Getting enough light while keeping my glasses at the right distance from the fly to see it is my issue. Plus back pain. Old age is reminding me of all of the dumbest stuff I did. I am trying to decide between spinning deer hair, tying feather wings, or wrapping dry fly hackle. I think a Muddler minnow may be in the works, or some type of hopper. We'll see. My grandchild may learn some new words.

That would be interesting to know.

Cool

Dang, Bruce

Tie something outside your comfort zone. Try a new technique, stretch your capabilities Sign up by July 31. Due August 31. Plenty of tim send flies and SESA envelope or addressed envelope with $6 with container for flies. Dr. Darrell Phillips 107 Suncrest Place Brandon, MS. 39047 1. John 1962 2. Woodenlegs 3. Vicrider 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

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