What's in your vise?
- Thread starter Billy
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Sz. 12 and 14 diving caddis
sloppy ties but they should work. They yellows are in silk, forgot it takes a different touch.
sloppy ties but they should work. They yellows are in silk, forgot it takes a different touch.
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I’m not sure it has a name, just some generic damselfly I whipped up.
I went backpacking in the Trinity alps a few weekends ago with a friend and we found an alpine lake with 18” browns and FAT 16” brook trout, and pretty much all they were eating were adult damselflies. And of course, I had exactly one adult damselfly pattern with me that I gave to my friend. Time to reload!
Ha, I wasn’t sandbagging, I honestly don’t know and wondered if you do, or if it was in one of your references.
Thanks, doubt I’ll be tracking it down but if anyone out there has it and/or knows the story, I am curious. Maybe it’s just an abbreviation because “Memphramagog” is so darn long a word!
I vaguely recall they are different lakes in Maine. Often lakes had a pretty local pattern, named after the lake. My family had a summer camp on Winnepesaukee, we fished the Winnepesaukee Smelt pattern pretty hard. Pretty sure I fished Magog back in the day.
One day as I fished Lake Magog
I set into what felt like a log
I was asked by a guy
What I’d used for a fly
So I lied and said “Memphramagog”
Or
I once heard a voice from the fog
Say “watch out for the men from Magog”
Though I may have misheard
Such a curious word
As “watch out for the Memphramagog”
Scottp
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Muddled March Brown (variation)
hook - WFC Model 6 #10
thread - Uni 8/0 fire orange
butt - UV-X ET Dubbing bright orange
rib - Orvis Saltwater Thread fluoro orange (doubled/twisted)
body - Ice Dub Hare’s Ear tan
hackle - grizzly dyed march brown (Collins)
shoulder - golden pheasant body red
collar/head - deer hair
Regards,
Scott
hook - WFC Model 6 #10
thread - Uni 8/0 fire orange
butt - UV-X ET Dubbing bright orange
rib - Orvis Saltwater Thread fluoro orange (doubled/twisted)
body - Ice Dub Hare’s Ear tan
hackle - grizzly dyed march brown (Collins)
shoulder - golden pheasant body red
collar/head - deer hair
Regards,
Scott
Divad
Whitefish
Ooolala
those are all stupid pretty! Really dig that green second to last. And whatever those blond feathers are on the last one have a wonderful curl to them.
Red Oaks Partridge
Jin Woo Lee
Hook - Partridge Bomber or substitute
Thread - Orange
Body - Gold Embossed tinsel
Rib - Small Silver oval tinsel
Hackle - Reddish brown hackle & Partridge
Orange & Partridge
Jin Woo Lee
Hook- Mustad 3399 or equivalent
Thread - Brown
Under body - Flat silver tinsel
Ribbing - Oval gold tinsel
Body - Orange floss
Thorax - Orange seals fur or substitute
Hackle - Partridge
Scottp
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SpeyrodGB
Steelhead
A few silvers might like as well.
G_Smolt
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This one is a tad small (sz4) to get attention from the 'hos. When I'm looking for silvers on top, I'm usually throwin' something about 3 times the size.
