I am the one who should be inspired.
This pattern will be in a few rows of my box.

I don't know which fly came first the Evil Betty or the Evil Betsy but thanks for the inspiration! Here is my Steelhead variation the Bad Lizzy... ;) https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53591109897_e5665276ba_z.jpg RIMG3687 by William Lovelace , on Flickr WOW!!! I love the look of it. I will have t...

There should be no reason for this fly not to catch a fish.
The second I saw it I was thinking pike and musky.

That's incredible looking. Brilliant color scheme and spiky too.

Wayne, I'm drooling at the mouth looking at that fly. I can't wait until I get it from the swap

Those look incredible. They'd look like something a fish would easily take. Real buggy and the copper stands out, but brings it all together. I prefer copper over gold because it has worked better for me. Great job, Wayne. Thank you, sir. I cannot take credit, nor did I tie it near as good as the o...

Those look incredible. They'd look like something a fish would easily take. Real buggy and the copper stands out, but brings it all together.

I prefer copper over gold because it has worked better for me.

Great job, Wayne.

Fantastic looking fly. I keep telling myself I should tie March Browns but never do and looking at these flies is the kick in the butt that I need to get me tying these patterns.

Also, this scotch hackle method I'm very interested in, so I can't wait to see that tutorial come along.

I have shown this fly to a few people and they really seem to like it. It started out as a Trude style fly tied by a man who lives in Montana. Unfortunately he won't be with us long because he was exposed to Agent Orange during Vietnam. This is the original Evil Betty. https://i.postimg.cc/gk8czZ1q/...

Splendid looking fly.