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WOW! Nice hatch! I can't wait for the field report.
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The first one was my favorite, but they are ALL wonderful. Davie is awesome isn't he?
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A few PT variations.
I did sneak a nymph in there.

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Oh man, those are fantastic! I took one look at the first one and it was like having an epiphany. Brilliant design. You can bet I will be emulating these.
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Really nice flies. Could you give us also the receipt of all of them?
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Ruard wrote:Really nice flies. Could you give us also the receipt of all of them?
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Thank you Ruard
The first is
Hook -mustad 3906b in 18
thread/abdomen- Benecchi 12/0 tobacco
tail- Pheasant tail (rooster)
rib- tag end of thread colored black (sharpie pen)
thorax peacock herl
collar-- brown hen
the second fly
Previous flies are tyed like the first pattern of this thread, just different colored threads and permanent marker.
These patterns are far from fancy, but I am hoping that they will be functional.
Hook- mustad 3906b in 18
thread/abdomen- Benecchi 12/0 tobacco
tail -Pheasant tail (rooster)
rib tag end of thread colored black (sharpie pen)
thorax- wee folk dubbing (Peacock) from http://www.flytyersdungeon.com/
collar- brown hen
third fly
Hook- mustad 3906b in 18
thread/abdomen- Benecchi 12/0 tobacco
tail -Pheasant tail (rooster)
rib tag -end of thread colored black (sharpie pen)
thorax- wee folk dubbing (Peacock) from http://www.flytyersdungeon.com/
wingcase/legs- white polypropelene colored brown with a sharpie
The rest of the patterns on this thread are just copies of the first pattern. A change in thread, permanent marker and hen hackle makes for alot of different combinations.
I will try them out as soon as I can.
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Wayne, I'm sorry I'm late in saying so, but good lord, this is a beautiful stack of spiders. It's a simple technique that makes for a very compelling body, and those hackles are going to prove spot on. Nicely done, and thanks for posting all these.
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Thanks for showing these!
Like the technique with the bodies.
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Like the technique with the bodies.
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thank you so much DUBBN. I just read a book about fly tying with 3 materials except for the hook and the thread. there he uses also the technic of coloring the tag end.
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Re: DM Gray
I'm slow, and far behind, which means I won't be able to comment on all flies worthy of comments. Just have to say that this fly:

is over the top when it comes to class of it's own. I'm talking of class as in built in confidence. To me, this is a stunning fly.
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is over the top when it comes to class of it's own. I'm talking of class as in built in confidence. To me, this is a stunning fly.
dd