ah, that's really what I was getting at. I guess I could have asked that specifically. lolThere’s nothing inherently in the Thunder Creek Minnow design that going to make them react erratically.
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ah, that's really what I was getting at. I guess I could have asked that specifically. lolThere’s nothing inherently in the Thunder Creek Minnow design that going to make them react erratically.
Yep! What's up Craw?Westfly Pigs?
Not much. Nice ties. Nice to see you on the board.Yep! What's up Craw?










I recently deactivated FB, and Instagram. I no longer have any social media accounts on those kinds of platforms. I miss the old Westfly board. Not much goin on on the Westfly Reddit. This seems like a pretty dang active site.Not much. Nice ties. Nice to see you on the board.
It does beg the question…”How much wood………”I recently acquired a couple of Woodchuck Tails. The Woodchuck is a ubiquitous rodent in the Eastern US and Canada but his cousin we know as Marmots out here in the West. I was unfamiliar with Woodchuck hair specifically, but did understand it was really just another big squirrel. So, I knocked out a few different patterns to see how I could best use the Woodchuck Tail hair. I found it very similar to Fox Squirrel tail hair--medium fine, not hollow and rather easy to stack. The color however was a much more dark mottled look with a lot of tail hair having white tips. Made for very attractive dark colored flies.
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Wulff style with WC wing and tail
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Wulff style with WC wing, tail and body from WC tail fluff
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Stonefly style with WC tail and wing
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Stonefly style with WC tail and wing
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Trude style with WC wing
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Muddler style with WC tail and wing
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Cricket style with WC tail and wing
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Especially this thread!I recently deactivated FB, and Instagram. I no longer have any social media accounts on those kinds of platforms. I miss the old Westfly board. Not much goin on on the Westfly Reddit. This seems like a pretty dang active site.
Fran Betters used woodchuck a lot! I use the guard hairs from patches of body fur for tails, like in Fran Betters' Ausable Bomber (a great moutain stream dry fly).I recently acquired a couple of Woodchuck Tails. The Woodchuck is a ubiquitous rodent in the Eastern US and Canada but his cousin we know as Marmots out here in the West. I was unfamiliar with Woodchuck hair specifically, but did understand it was really just another big squirrel. So, I knocked out a few different patterns to see how I could best use the Woodchuck Tail hair. I found it very similar to Fox Squirrel tail hair--medium fine, not hollow and rather easy to stack. The color however was a much more dark mottled look with a lot of tail hair having white tips. Made for very attractive dark colored flies.
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Wulff style with WC wing and tail
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Wulff style with WC wing, tail and body from WC tail fluff
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Stonefly style with WC tail and wing
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Stonefly style with WC tail and wing
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Trude style with WC wing
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Muddler style with WC tail and wing
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Cricket style with WC tail and wing
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I'm diggin it! I seem to be kind of binge tier anymore. I want to be more consistent. This thread is motivation for sure.Especially this thread!
I recently deactivated FB, and Instagram. I no longer have any social media accounts on those kinds of platforms. I miss the old Westfly board. Not much goin on on the Westfly Reddit. This seems like a pretty dang active site.
Especially this thread!
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Earrings for my 8yr olds squad (the Slay Queens) who have a glow dance party tomorrow. Ferda squad!
