Man, that is a beautifully tied fly. Well done.

Thanks Willow.

Hank, Utah fishies.

willowhead wrote:Scott.....Ray.....where can i go to see that "Not at Work" video..........?????

Kelly, Juan is a very nice guy.....he tyed right next to me in Denver last year, and we did a swap. The guy is very talented.

Willowhead, here ya go.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqM7wl3Oa2c

Thanks Ray. Probably will, miss this place.

Here is the video link to the pattern I posted. The link was broken.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4ayAfm7t0g

I LOVE that first fly, that's a gorgeous pattern and very well tied. (they are all great though), great ties Ray.

ohhh, I like this pattern. I might have to tie some of these up myself.

You could use longer feathers if you use the technique shown in this video. This video uses a synthetic, but I use it often with feathers. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zmgebw1Wo5s There is also a v-notch tie in technique that I like to use shown with the following link http://www.charliesflyboxinc...

letumgo wrote:Very cool! And I love spinach...mmm...

As long as it isn't cooked!

Nice pattern! What hook size does the originator tie this in?

Sweet fly Andrew. You may want to try a full orange body. I have a lot of luck with orange flies when fishing for midges. Of course if the midges are yellow or something odd like that it may not work ;) I also have a lot of luck with the Syl's midge for midges, this is probably the most productive p...