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DUBBN wrote:When ever more than one pattern is put on display favorites are picked. I would have a tough time figuring out which of these fantatsic patterns would be a trouts favorite. Very well done sir.

So true, each deserves it's place in any self respecting fly box. Wonderful work Lance and thank you for setting aside Saturday night for time at the vice and sharing with us, in what is a fairly hectic time of the year for you.

I turn my back for a couple hours, and presto, all this good commentary. Thank you so much. I'm trying not to feel too guilty about not spending more time on the other fabulous threads going on elsewhere, but it's not easy. I promise that after next week I'll be back more.

That first fly on the enormous #6 Grip hook was my favorite too, inspired by a steelhead flymph that Old Hat showed me. Fun to go big once in a while. Thanks again for the encouragement. Back to work now.

Lance

-I love these flies, really nice.

gingerdun, Howdy;

Terriffic set of Saturday nighters. Can't choose one over the other,
they all just seem to be on the money each in their own way....

As an umpire was once heard to say, when the call was 3 Balls and 2
Strikes (a full count for our non Baseball members), bottom of the ninth
inning (last for regular play), Pithcer (bowler), zings one in on the lower
outside corner of the strike zone, Umpire shouts "2 !!!", The catcher (somethig
akin to a whicket keeper), and the batter turn to the Umpire and inquire,
2 what ?????

Umpire replies "2 Dang close to call !!!!!"

hank

Lance, I love this series too. When you decide to tie...you really do a great job. I like these hare patterns a lot, and especially appreciate the experimenting.

You can imagine I'm very much looking forward to representing the Flymph Nation this weekend. It really should be a fun time, no matter than my nerves have already started causing some discomfort. There are some seriously talented tiers on the bill and I am not kidding myself in the least to compare myself to their skills. I'll just stick with what I know and try to relate the joy of tying and fishing these flies. If there are any of you able to make it out...it would sure be nice to look up and see a familiar face (or name).

w

dub-ya, Howdy;

Not to worry , the whole of Flymph International Brotherhood
will be watching over your shoulder to ensure each wrap and every
fiber of dubbing hit their mark ..... That each word and utterance is sentforth
with a positive and truhtful ring to it. No pressure, dub-ya, none at all.....
, . You DO realize I'm havin' some fun at your expence

Look forward to both your's and gingerdun's posts about the event
as soon as practable.

hank