salmobytes

I've posted links to these flies on a few other forums.

These are good flies--streamers tied onto a snelled hook.

The idea is to somehow make a flexible, sparsely-tied fast-sinking streamer still

light enough to cast. Another way to think about these flies is as a new

take on how to make an articulated streamer. I've been working on these for

several years now. That they were "good fish-catching flies" I established

(at least for my own purposes) a long time ago. But it's taken me a while

to iron out the most efficient tying details and techniques.

How to link:

http://montana-riverboats.com/Robopages/?page=Sculpins

It occurred to me that I never posted an update post trip, so here it is!!

........etc

Ryan

RE> scaring sharks with a poke of the rod tip.

Yes, I discovered that one early on myself. 4' Lemons will sometimes cruise right at you or near-by,

often not even noticing you are there. But a quick slap of the rod tip seems to send them off

in a huge panic.

I told that to Eddy Bannister, of Lisbon Creek. Eddie said "oh ya, but when that shark turn around

and come back again, you betta run fass. You not scare him twice!"

Here's a useful "what to bring" page.

They've got a discussion forum too.

Bluehole what-to-bring page

The photography is excellent.

But I find their flash navigation cumbersome and annoying.