Whiting Brahma Hen Capes
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Whiting Brahma Hen Capes
New arrival from Whiting Farms. Brahma Hen Capes in some cool colors.Badger dyed Purple (this is a new offering), Badger dyed Medium Dun, Badger dyed Dark Olive and Cream Badger. Price is $18.00 each + shipping. Send me a PM or email at Jimsflyco@aol.com if you are interested in purchasing . These are not on my website yet.
The Purple is kind of intriguing . Purple Badger and Purple or Purple Badger and Black.
The Purple is kind of intriguing . Purple Badger and Purple or Purple Badger and Black.
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Re: Whiting Brahma Hen Capes
Those are very nice indeed...........Four MORE reasons why I could never own a fly shop or anything remotely connected to the fly fishing genre........
Soft and wet - the only way....
Re: Whiting Brahma Hen Capes
LOL--classic junkie, you'd snort all your profits, huh? Like pretty much all the rest of us.
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Re: Whiting Brahma Hen Capes
Just got off the phone with Jim. Got a couple of those bad boys headed my way. It's no longer a question of need, but want.
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You guys are not helping my budget. At all...
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Re: Whiting Brahma Hen Capes
got in my order,.... I'll soon have everything I need to tie Dubbn's caddis pupa...PS... i ordered the olive dyed Brahma...
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Re: Whiting Brahma Hen Capes
My purple (yes, purple) and dun capes arrived. Great colors and a great value. Off to the bench.
"A man may smile and bid you hale yet curse you to the devil, but when a good dog wags his tail he is always on the level"
Re: Whiting Brahma Hen Capes
Purple in April. Reminds me of my grandfather who used to fish the Veazie Salmon Pool in April with the most gawd-awful monstrosities, purple being prominent, in hopes of landing a Presidential Salmon. That's why we don't have any Salmon in the Penobscot to this day, the color purple scared them all off.Ron Eagle Elk wrote: ↑Fri Apr 03, 2020 10:41 am My purple (yes, purple) and dun capes arrived. Great colors and a great value. Off to the bench.
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Purple in April. Reminds me of my grandfather who used to fish the Veazie Salmon Pool in April with the most gawd-awful monstrosities, purple being prominent, in hopes of landing a Presidential Salmon. That's why we don't have any Salmon in the Penobscot to this day, the color purple scared them all off.
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Never thought of that. I will refrain from fishing them in the Penobscot, in hopes of speeding salmon recovery in the river. I can't promise not to drop some purple bombs into the local streams and beaver ponds though. My wife caught her best brookie last year on a Madison Cabbage.
Purple in April. Reminds me of my grandfather who used to fish the Veazie Salmon Pool in April with the most gawd-awful monstrosities, purple being prominent, in hopes of landing a Presidential Salmon. That's why we don't have any Salmon in the Penobscot to this day, the color purple scared them all off.
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Never thought of that. I will refrain from fishing them in the Penobscot, in hopes of speeding salmon recovery in the river. I can't promise not to drop some purple bombs into the local streams and beaver ponds though. My wife caught her best brookie last year on a Madison Cabbage.
"A man may smile and bid you hale yet curse you to the devil, but when a good dog wags his tail he is always on the level"
Re: Whiting Brahma Hen Capes
Purple in April. Reminds me of my grandfather who used to fish the Veazie Salmon Pool in April with the most gawd-awful monstrosities, purple being prominent, in hopes of landing a Presidential Salmon. That's why we don't have any Salmon in the Penobscot to this day, the color purple scared them all off.
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Never thought of that. I will refrain from fishing them in the Penobscot, in hopes of speeding salmon recovery in the river. I can't promise not to drop some purple bombs into the local streams and beaver ponds though. My wife caught her best brookie last year on a Madison Cabbage.
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That's awesome! I have good friends who swear by it; I just swear at them. I understand this whole purple thing is my fly fishing cross to bear...