Mine, too. I didn't even think sulfur until Ray mentioned it.DUBBN wrote:I swear the first thing that popped in my mind when I saw the picture of that fly was a Yellow Sally. Excellent Photo.
I'm wondering how it looks in a lime color.
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I'm wondering how it looks in a lime color.
Bob
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Thanks, folks. W'head: It prolly (to quote you 
) wouldn't take much to keep it on or near the top ...
) wouldn't take much to keep it on or near the top ...Some of the same morons who throw their trash around in National parks also vote. That alone would explain the state of American politics. ~ John Gierach, "Still Life with Brook Trout"
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That's what i figured Bill.....like Ray, first i thought was Sulpher.......but that Yellow Sally thought is a good one, and that Line Green idea works right along those same lines.
i just finished 6 of the 12 flies for donation at the show commin' up in Idaho. i'm doin' 'em all on size 1.5 Alec Jackson Spey hooks (Daiichi).....fancy dancy Steelie Flymphs. Man, i hope to land a Steelie while in that neck of the woods.
i just finished 6 of the 12 flies for donation at the show commin' up in Idaho. i'm doin' 'em all on size 1.5 Alec Jackson Spey hooks (Daiichi).....fancy dancy Steelie Flymphs. Man, i hope to land a Steelie while in that neck of the woods.
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