mswaterfowler

If there was ever a time for Bear Grylls-type fish wrangling, you just witnessed it.

Sweet! I bet that thing would hurt to get hit in the head with. Chuck and duck. Not that thats ever happened to me :shifty:

I have seen some people leave the tag end of the thread on after they tie it on, and then use that as a ribbing.

Is the third one a mugly caddis? I love the flies. Great work.

Nice! This morning i could only get out a couple green weenies and some san juans before i gave into hunger and went and ate.

I shudder to think of what my second fly looked like. Great job! I like it.

Its really really thin. It has really good motion too. I have only got to tie like one fly with them, as this is finals week. As soon as this week is over, I'll really start to tie with them.

Ill be sure to get some pics up once I get back to the vise. I've been out of town to visit some family but I get back today. Ill hit the vise up and and see what I can up with.

Has anyone ever used them? I picked up a couple packs of them on a whim at Bass Pro, and I was just wondering if anyone had ever used them. I was thinking they would make a good leech pattern, or maybe even a version of a soft-plastic worm.

Random question: What kind of fish is that in your avatar?

I like it. It reminds me of a muddler.

Hello, I am not by any means a coldwater fisherman, nor do I know what a caenis is. But from your model, would this work? The Traffic Jam It was designed for a trico cluster. But it might work?

Duddddeeeeee. I'm jealous.

Oh, yeah. I know what you meant. My main rod for bass is an 8 weight. Every once in a while though, I'll break out the 4 weight. Yeah the casting with the four weight...not so good. I can rocket my 8 weight and get them out of the thick stuff. But with the four weight. Not so much.

Heck, I've fished a 4 weight for bass before.