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here is a nice read regarding wooly buggers http://www.ozarkangler.com/lesson-11-the-w...er_5037_ct.aspx

where does it say to use white thread? white thread under light colored floss but not normally under dubbing (light or dark) http://www.knapek-hooks.com/

thanks carl, looks like the one i'm looking for they still have them at anglers all? i havent been there in ages!

i'm looking for an old colorado dry fly pattern called "henshaws old faithful" its a caddis dry fly that uses a greenish pheasant body feather laid flat on top for a wing i have exhausted GOOGLE & BING search engines looking for a pic or recipe if you have knowledge about this fly could you please let me know. if not, please dont speculate what the recipe might be. thanks norm

do you want to post a photo in your post or just as an attachment?? they are 2 different methods

if you have any fly fishing type stickers from manufacturers attached to your vehicles windows which advertises to knowledgeable thieves what the contents in your vehicle might be, its time to remove all of them.

could possibly be a message to salons looking for feathers give them a call to really find out if its true

heres a nice one on a safety pin http://www.hatchesmagazine.com/page/month/379 theres even swaps dedicatied to safety pin flies

...when youre done with the show? tying up some buggers for the fishing trip this weekend.

try jims fly company www.jimsflyco.com

rainbows rolled in cornmeal and garlic butter, hash browns with bacon and cheddar cheese and grilled asparagus! good eats!

....were only for women! HA! http://www.puppylocks.com/ the silliness gets even sillier!

after looking at the foto in the link you provised it looks like the S/S and L/S is identifying the hook length. S/S = Short or Standard Shank length L/S = Long Shank length

i would recommend the tiemco bobbin holder. it has a ceramic tube and adjustable legs to provide whatever tension you may want to place on the bobbin.

or read this glowing review of the j bobbin holder http://www.flytyingforum.com/index.php?showtopic=58943

i would use balsa poppers if there were stores selling balsa BLANKS but ive never seen them on online fly shops only the finished ones. if you have sources for balsa BLANKS how about letting us know.

should be some good info here http://www.google.com/search?source=ig&amp...mp;aql=&oq=

OOPS!! i thought of it more as a teaching moment! :cheers:

in the link i'm providing and where you most likely got the 2 fotos, it does mention cactus chenille as some part of th body. you prototype doesnt have any. i would incorporate some silver cactus chenille or estaz somewhere in the body http://thebasspond.com/topic/2475 i also dont see any resemblance between the fly in the top foto and the 2 flies in the middle foto

any flies that use lead wire, lead tape is a substitute

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=jvise

check out the order form i believe you can order just the vise without the wooden base the c-clamp is also optional

speedy delivery has never been a strong point of FTD. be patient order your late season tying supplies now

this might help http://hatchesmagazine.com/blogs/Hatches/2...-tom-deschaine/