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    Backyard Wildlife

    Not quite backyard but with a block and a half. This guy was eating grass in the park with many people around in broad daylight.
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    What's in your vise?

    My first try at creating spots on the side. Semi-successful I guess but time consuming and tricky for sure. Hook: Kona XSS #1/0 Tail: grizzly, yellow grizzly, olive grizzly outside of yellow and grizzly bird fur Front legs: black barred olive silicone Collar one: yellow grizzly rooster Collar...
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    What's Catching You Fish?

    These three have been good the last couple of trips. Thanks to Eastside for the bottom fly.
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    Got any bird pics?

    Spotted this Red Tail while looking at Sandhill Cranes
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    What's in your vise?

    I haven’t fished it yet. I love bass flies and tie a bunch of them. The truth is if I went out with 2 swimming frogs I would feel 100% confident and I use them most of the time.
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    What's in your vise?

    A couple of smaller frogs for the early season frog hatch. A really bright one Hook: TMC 8089 #6 Weed Guard: 20 pound Mason hard mono Back legs: 2 inch swimming frog legs (Saint Mary's Flies) butt: olive marabou Collar 1: black laced hen Collar2: deer hair Body: Fluorescent green over black...
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    Got any bird pics?

    We made a short trip to Bickleton (self-proclaimed bluebird capital of the world) yesterday. Prime season is supposed to be April/May for the birds there, but there were plenty. We saw at least 100 bluebirds and there will be more in a month. Also saw two Bald Eagles, Horned Larks, California...
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