April Flies from the Vise

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Put some brainstorming into action last night.

 

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VBQ PINK-O – TMC 113 BLH, #12 – #16…

 

 

MADISON CRANBERRY MAHOLO NYMPH(s)…#14’s…

 

 

PT/TB

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blades bucktail #1

blades bucktail #2

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This is one you need to be tying for the Spring......

Brad

 

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The Umbrella Hackle was first developed by a fellow named Tatsuhiro Saido

Retro, I actually got a $25 gift certificate for this version of the "Barber Pole Dandelion Fly". I tied some different versions but have yet to get one wet. I'm told it can be THE fly to throw when all those rings out there on the water are just being caused by the bulging backs.

These are the flies heading for the Aussie Cancer Retreat Outing. Of interest to me is the Mrs. Simpson. The smaller ones are calf tail and pheasant. The larger one totally pheasant and is the platform I am working on for the sculpin swap. Was developed in New Zealand and popular in Australia as a sculpin or darter bottom fly.

 

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The Umbrella Hackle was first developed by a fellow named Tatsuhiro Saido

Retro, I actually got a $25 gift certificate for this version of the "Barber Pole Dandelion Fly". I tied some different versions but have yet to get one wet. I'm told it can be THE fly to throw when all those rings out there on the water are just being caused by the bulging backs.

These are the flies heading for the Aussie Cancer Retreat Outing. Of interest to me is the Mrs. Simpson. The smaller ones are calf tail and pheasant. The larger one totally pheasant and is the platform I am working on for the sculpin swap. Was developed in New Zealand and popular in Australia as a sculpin or darter bottom fly.

 

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DSCN0878.JPG

 

The Umbrella Hackle was first developed by a fellow named Tatsuhiro Saido

Retro, I actually got a $25 gift certificate for this version of the "Barber Pole Dandelion Fly". I tied some different versions but have yet to get one wet. I'm told it can be THE fly to throw when all those rings out there on the water are just being caused by the bulging backs.

These are the flies heading for the Aussie Cancer Retreat Outing. Of interest to me is the Mrs. Simpson. The smaller ones are calf tail and pheasant. The larger one totally pheasant and is the platform I am working on for the sculpin swap. Was developed in New Zealand and popular in Australia as a sculpin or darter bottom fly.

 

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This is the original pattern described in the book in the first picture

I love this book P.S So cool getting gift cert for a fly you tied and great lot of flies for Recovery gals

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2.5" long, size 6 30* jig hook. Creek bass candy.

 

 

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blades bucktail #1

 

That's a great looking fly. Love the use of JC on it. Sets it off lovely.

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thank you colin

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Cream, that last fly looks fantastic.

[Mike West 0]

Cream,

I really like those...gonna have to tie some of those up. What's the body, brushed out Senyo Laser or Ice dub?

 

Papa,

Nice tie

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Dying Bream

 

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Cream,

I really like those...gonna have to tie some of those up. What's the body, brushed out Senyo Laser or Ice dub?

 

Papa,

Nice tie

 

Thanks, Ice Dub for the body.