Very cool, thanks for the pics!
Mike.

John, it was a badger medium dun, I’ve looked around on line at different fly shops and most are out of the whiting Brahma hen capes. On a good note I got some nice looking Collins hen sets from BRFS. So I’m able to start tying some more variety of flies.
Mike.

Well I ordered a Brahma cape back in October from an fly shop in California, last month I called and was told to be patient, which I am . Just wondering is this a seasonal thing with this species? Is this part of the supply chain thing? I’m hoping to get it eventually and I really don’t care as long...

Very nice, I’d like to tie some for this spring here in Mi. How many wraps of the starling did you use, and did you use the the whole feather or strip one side.
Thanks, Mike.

While I’m not big on euro nymphing I have used the method and most of the nymphs I tied had a hot spot on the collar. The Frenchie with a pink color was very effective for me. I enjoy nymphing but my old shoulders just don’t hold up for long anymore, hence I for late fall and winter on my favorite s...

Thanks for the info John, I’ll be keeping a eye on Jim’s website.
Mike.

Thanks all for the invites, I’m learning a lot already and really enjoy the website. Yes John I’m that same partsman on trout nut which is another great site and I find your post there very helpful.
Thanks again Mike.

Dougsden, I’m a new guy here and my first post is thanking you for a great sbs! I will be sure to tie some of these up.
Thanks again, Mike.