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post Oct 16 2009, 06:08 AM
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Sweet! Hey Frank got another idea that I kind of like better than using the biots. It only a lil bit more work but they seem to look more the reel ones I have seen in the stream studies.
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Very Nice Stone !!


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Sweet! Hey Frank got another idea that I kind of like better than using the biots. It only a lil bit more work but they seem to look more the reel ones I have seen in the stream studies.



What are you talking about mark I don't have the Foggest......Frank


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Very clean and nicely tied. Good looking pattern. Only suggestion I might make is to just take a couple lightly dubbed wraps behind the bead to hide the thread tie off. Only for looks and a bit of nit-picking, fish won't care in the least. Well done. Thanks for sharing Frank.


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Very nicely tied fly.

What was used for the wing casing?


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Very nicely tied fly.

What was used for the wing casing?



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Killer fly... you should add some of these flies to the database, easier to bookmark them that way...


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