
trez
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- Birthday 12/26/1966
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Favorite Species
salmon
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Security
2010
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Location
Sandy, OR
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I contacted vicrider but wanted to say to you all that I have really enjoyed swaps with you guys. I am going to have to step aside due to a financial situation requiring 2 jobs right now. I want to spend the free time I have, (too little) with my family. Could use your prayers. Hope to touch base occasionally, Trez
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Got mine. Thanks all!!
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trez started following A different source for tying materials, Marching into this month's swap, Streamer Swap Pics and and 3 others
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Nice looking flies, thanks all!
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Been struggling to get mine done. They are now, however and will get in the mail Today if possible or Monday. Sorry for the delay. They were rusty rats and a bit more complex than I thought. Had to do a lot of extras to get 12 I'm happy with. I kept forgetting the tail or....
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The white one is a flesh fly. Here in Oregon, with the Salmon and Steelhead spawn, it's a good pattern. The bead allows it to be used as an egg sac as well. The rabbit strip is "two tone cotton candy" put out by Hairline. It's tied like a Zonker. I saw it at a local fly shop, NW Fly fishing Outfitters and just had to tie some up.
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Essentially woven brassies, I call them a "sinker". Those were hot pink sinkers... I started tying them when I was trying to learn the weaving process and liked them, so I kept making them. "Crackaig" did a "How to" on the shuttle weave here... http://www.flytyingforum.com/index.php?showtopic=79814&hl=%2Bwoven+%2Bflies These were my resulting flies. I just put a bead on before doing his training pattern. I did some similar for the Monthly swap club and added a peacock herl thorax, next month will be the soft hackle version..
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Mine went out in the mail yesterday. Black and white skunk tail fur with Crystal Flash and chartreuse thread.
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Flies are in the mail...
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My flies are in the mail as well... Braided wire bead head nymph, I call the sinker, (hot pink).
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One I really liked and have read through more than once was, "Tying Flies The Paraloop Way" by Ian Moutter.
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I got my January flies. Looking forward to Feb!
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Only thing I'd add here is that taxidermists are not in the habit of working with illegal animals. They would loose their business license as well as the fines, prison, etc... They typically know the laws of their business. The likelihood of accidentally getting illegal animal parts from one is VERY slim.
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Flies are ready, can I get the address?
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White water flies bought out "the fly tyer variant" http://www.whitewaterflies.com/The-Variant_ep_42-1.html
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I think these are the same thing dyed. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Whiting-Fluorescent-Green-Chartreuse-Laced-American-Hen-Saddle-Feather-Crafts/361201884577?_trksid=p2047675.c100005.m1851&_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIC.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20131003132420%26meid%3Dca2d55e0d97e48c38706af64b3546708%26pid%3D100005%26rk%3D2%26rkt%3D6%26sd%3D111582279794&rt=nc If so, I like and use them for soft hackle flies. Whiting black laced hen hackle...