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5 minutes ago, Moshup said:

@Sandan.   Really beautiful !

@Moshup Thank you. (next time I'll remember to put horns on. To me the fly looks naked w/o 'em.  On the other hand I sure don't want to waste any of the macaw.

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@Sandan Just let me know when you’re running low.and allow for 2 months shipping with the US mail.lol

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4 minutes ago, Moshup said:

@Sandan Just let me know when you’re running low.and allow for 2 months shipping with the US mail.lol

@Moshup   Gotta love the USPS. Hey, BTW, I'm heading to charlies Fly box tomorrow. What color showshoe hare feet do you want?

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Rudolf the Red-Nosed Muddler

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Playing reindeer games with muddlers; although I’m a couple weeks late for the holidays, I decided to add the prominent proboscis.  The hair spins and trims like a wet dream; not as fragile as the pronghorn.

 hook - WFC Model 6 #8
thread - single strand floss fluoro red
rib - small oval tinsel gold
body - dubbing hare’s ear
shoulder - sharptail grouse
collar/head - caribou hair

Regards,
Scott

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The Black Kwan

Hook: Mustad 3407 #6

Thread: Uni-Thread 6/0, black

Eyes: Bead chain, black, medium

Tail: Craft fur, black

Collar: Saddle Hackle, black

Flash: Krystal Flash, black

Legs: Sili-legs, black

Body: Antron Yarn, black

Weedguard: 25lb monofilament

The big black drum will be moving onto the mud flats as the temperature drops and a black fly is one of their favorite meals.

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Peacock & Plover”

Hook. ....... Tiemco200R. Sz 18
Thread. ....... Utc 70 Olive
Body. ....... Peacock quill dyed olive
Thorax. ....... olive rabbit & tiny pinch of olive ice dub
Hackle. ....... Golden plover

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“Catskill Classic”

”Cahill Quill”

Hook.      ...........    Mustad94840.   Sz.   14

Thread.      ......      Utc 70 olive

Tail.            ......      Cdl *** should be ginger rooster fibres

Body.         .......     Peacock quill stripped uved

Wing.        .......      Wood duck flank

Hackle.     ......       Whiting Med ginger cape.

 

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Butcher Nymph

Category - Nymph/wet fly

Hook - Mustad S80-3906, S82-3906B (or equivalent substitute), Size 8-14 

Thread - Black

Tail - Red hackle fibers

Rib - Oval silver tinsel

Body - Flat silver tinsel 

Wing case: Black feather fibers

Thorax - Black dubbing  

Hackle - Black hen 

This pattern is a nymph-shaped version of the classic wet Butcher. The difference lies in the fact that the wing on the original has been substituted for a wing case, and a thorax of black fur is added to enhance the nymph shape. This fly is an attractor pure and simple. 

The Flytier's Companion - Mike Dawes

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Thanks very much chugbug27 . Sometimes the materials are a good match and other times not so much , 😄

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9 hours ago, Pbass said:

@Moshup Nice work! And vise!

Thanks PBass. Speaking of vises where has yours been ? What rivers do you fish up by you by the way ?

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