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Interesting experiment and a look at the different styles Arthur. Both are well done I must add.
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Always liked this pattern...and you did a fine job Arthur.
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Other than your vise, what is the most important tool
SalarMan replied to Gene L's topic in The Fly Tying Bench
Hmmm...Hard to specify, but I am a fanatic on lighting and my setup includes 2 lights. 1 from each side of the vise location and the office window at my back. After that my readers, scissors and bobbin. That pretty much tops my list. -
This pattern has a great mix of colors and textures. Nicely done Arthur 👍
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When I bought my Cottarelli, I ordered direct from 54 Dean Street in Italy. I had the vise in hand in 4 days...including over a weekend. I have the full T-REX Kit, and I am still amazed they can sell that vise for the price they do. I'll add I use each of the 3 vises I own...I enjoy rotating them from time to time.
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I like this tie!!! I don't know what it is about flymphs, they ain't pretty...but they sure do catch fish.
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I'm lucky. I have 3 top of the line vises. Renzetti Master, HMH - TRV and a Cottarelli T-Rex Kit. I feel for those who may have to deal with the latest situation in pursuit of that dream vise.
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You wonder...will they get an offer they can't refuse?
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HMMM...it's all high end equipment...is HMH next?
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We all like to patronize our local fly shops...but don't hesitate to use items from craft/material shops like Michael's or Joann's. They work just fine!!
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Thank you gentlemen...your kind words are very much appreciated!!!
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I posted this pattern almost 3 years ago, and I just finished another by request from a friend. This one is a little different in its final configuration, and I am pleased with it. Hook: Eugene Sunday Milward 3/0 1XL Tag: Oval Silver Tinsel Tail: Topping and Red Indian Crow Butt: Black Ostrich Herl Body: In 3 sections - Orange floss veiled above and below with Indian crow, oval gold, rib butted with black ostrich herl Yellow floss veiled above and below with Indian crow, oval gold rib, butted with black ostrich herl Light blue floss veiled above and below with Indian crow, oval silver rib Throat: Jay (blue dyed Guinea fowl in larger sizes) Underwing: Tippet Main Wing: Peacock; Florican; Bustard; red, blue, orange & yellow swan; golden pheasant tail with peacock sword strand along top Sides: Broad summer duck strip (wood duck); topping over all. Horns: Blue & Yellow Macaw. Head: Black
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Despite the fact I've never tied them, I just love mixed wings. Well done Arthur 👍
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I'm sure you're right Norm. If it ain't broke...don't fix it. I own 3 vises, and my Renzetti Master is the crème de la crème.
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Should be interesting to see how this works out. They have top flight standards to uphold. I wish the new owners well.