Rene
Can i suggest a slightly different dressing for a tube fly
Hook - with shank wrapped in red tinsel
or
Hook - with red collar hackle pulled back to 45 degrees
or
Hook - with tail of red ibis substitute or hackle fibers & shank wrapped in
silver tinsel
Butt - Black ostrich herl
Body - Flat
Nice. I like your tube fly jig.
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Gang,
played around with feather, furs and google groups.
I got
Gang,
played around with feather, furs and google groups.
I got some ideas from recent group activities, we discussed tube
flies, had members posting their flies, deco-flies and I participated
in a streamer swap, where I contributed an Alexandra. Finally I did
put together a side in our group, whe
Especially extra sharp cheddar with just a dusting of celery salt.
"J Balmer"
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I prefer cheese & crackers w/ a glass of wine, myselfÂ…
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Subject: [VFB] QUOTE FOR THE DAY
" Trout fishing is always the best in the hardest to reach places, those
with the steepest, crookedest,
bumpyest, narrowest roads, or no roads at all. It's also where the bugs
are thickest, but who cares
about roads or bugs or bumps when you can catch big trout all day. Rough
roads, bugs, and g
