
Jeff Skory
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The Skory Line, (freestyle MOM type)
Jeff Skory replied to Joe Hard's topic in Classic Streamer and Wet Fly Tying
Joe, Beautiful fly. :thumbup: I feel quite honored to have a fly named after me. I'm glad I sent that antique line to you because I certainly would not have done it justice. Great work. Jeff -
Parasol - it has umbrella type patterns in it. Nice fly! Jeff
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Jeff Skory started following Vicki Eagle Elk Red Rover CSS, Unnamed, Jock Scott 4/0 and and 6 others
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John, Excellent job!! Much better than my Jock Scott that I tied a while back with that DVD. I'm sure you'll agree that tying along with Mike is an incredible experience. Nice to be able to see the techniques up close with that great camera work. I'll let the experts try and find stuff wrong. Looks great to me. Jeff
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Day5/red rover/seminar fly
Jeff Skory replied to day5's topic in Classic and Artistic Salmon Fly Tying
I'll second the advice on the hackle pliers. I just recently bought the swivel kind and it has made a world of difference over using the kind you stick your finger through. -
Day5/red rover/seminar fly
Jeff Skory replied to day5's topic in Classic and Artistic Salmon Fly Tying
I bought mine from John McClain, but I have heard that the feather dusters at WallMart aren't half bad. It might even have been Radencich that said that. You might want to check them out. -
Jamie/Red Rover/CSS
Jeff Skory replied to James Daly's topic in Classic and Artistic Salmon Fly Tying
Really nice fly Jamie. Jeff -
Speyflyfisher / Red Rover -CSS
Jeff Skory replied to speyflyfisher's topic in Classic and Artistic Salmon Fly Tying
Very, very nice! But please tell us a little more about how the yellow managed to "sneak" into the wing as you were marrying it. Sounds like quite the lively feather. Jeff -
MADAY / Red Rover - CSS
Jeff Skory replied to MADAY's topic in Classic and Artistic Salmon Fly Tying
Very nice fly Todd!! Jeff -
Note to all FTF Salmon Dressers...
Jeff Skory replied to Matt Inman's topic in Classic and Artistic Salmon Fly Tying
Matt, whose baby did you wife have recently? :dunno: I'll add my kudos to the CSS mentors. Great job guys!! Suggestion for the next round: Have Matt start a single post with an appropriate title and have all the participants post their pictures to this one post. It will get WAY long but it will be WAY easier to keep up with what is being posted since the e-mail notification takes you to where you left off last. Jeff -
millerwb / Red Rover CSS
Jeff Skory replied to millerwb's topic in Classic and Artistic Salmon Fly Tying
No question about it, definitely not as easy as it first seems. But you did a nice job on this first one. Jeff -
Derek Burwood/Red Rover - CSS
Jeff Skory replied to Derek Burwood's topic in Classic and Artistic Salmon Fly Tying
Nice job Derek. Great first fly. Jeff -
Day5/red rover/seminar fly
Jeff Skory replied to day5's topic in Classic and Artistic Salmon Fly Tying
How long are the ostrich herls you guys are using? I have never used more than one and almost always have some left. Mine are typically about 3-4" long. Jeff -
Jeff Skory / Red Rover - CSS
Jeff Skory replied to Jeff Skory's topic in Classic and Artistic Salmon Fly Tying
Thanks John. I probably should have tried fixing the wing before posting it. Like I said this fly frustrated me. I have a feeling the next one will be a lot better. I just wasn't in the right mood for this one. -
Vicki Eagle Elk Red Rover CSS
Jeff Skory replied to Vickie Eagle Elk's topic in Classic and Artistic Salmon Fly Tying
All right Vickie! Nice start. Kudos for doing two of these beasts. Looking forward to watching your progress as we move through the list of flies in the seminar. Jeff -
Redwings1 / Red Rover - CSS
Jeff Skory replied to Redwings1's topic in Classic and Artistic Salmon Fly Tying
Nice start Redwings. btw - what happened to that team last night? :dunno: Don't know if you sent pics of this to the mentors but you may want to do that to get as much feedback as possible before starting the second version of this (if that is what you are going to do). That is where half of he learning of this seminar comes from is the wonderful advice these guys can dish out from looking at a picture. Looking forward to more. Jeff