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    Got any bird pics?

    Chukar on Badger Mountain.
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    Yellow perch…

    Today at Nunally. Lots of fresh planter rainbows and … Lost a bunch of them too. Sad for the lake, but good for my breakfast(s)
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    Got any bird pics?

    An early trip to Bickleton- kinda of slow for bluebirds a week ago Merlin Female Mountain bluebird Male A few along the Columbia in Richland Great Egret Immature Black Crowned Night Heron Northern Flicker Buffleheads- my favorite duck Sandhill Cranes passing by in West Richland
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    What's in your vise?

    An olive hares ear type. I have done pretty well in lakes with this fly. Hook:FM5080 #12 Tail and leg: partridge Body: olive dyed hares mask Rib: copper uni-wire Wing case: brown holographic tinsel with UV resin
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    What's in your vise?

    Frog or maybe a perch or bluegill struggling at the surface. The hollowed back of the diving collar creates a nice bloop when the fly dives. Hook: #2 TMC 8089 Tail: musky titan dubbing and three neck hackles on each side. Body etc: deer hair- black, green, olive,orange and yellow Front legs...
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    Yellow perch…

    I have caught them in big numbers in Nunnally in the late season. Usually bunched together and eager to eat small leeches or minnow streamers once you find them.
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    SOLD Reels (Lamson & Ross)

    I would like to buy the lamson liquid 2 and the remix 5+
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    Got any bird pics?

    Many thousands of snow geese in air at Columbia National Wildlife Refuge this morning. These pictures don’t begin to capture the sheer numbers ( and the volume of their sounds)
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    What's in your vise?

    A member asked for these flies and he says they are very effective. Sort of a built in riffling hitch I think.
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    What's in your vise?

    A skating dry fly tied with a pin extension like used on balanced leeches.
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    What's in your vise?

    In a month and a half the largemouth will restart their important work controlling eastern Washington's alien invasive bullfrogs. Hook: Kona XSS #2/0 tail back legs: olive marabou, olive grizzly, yellow grizzly and grizzly neck hackle on each side, gold flash back collar: olive and yellow...
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    metal roofs

    My previous home in northern MN had a metal roof that was installed in the 50s. It is still perfect today. The durability can’t be touched by shingles. I did have to repaint it once and the prep was a big project. Modern metal roofs shouldn’t need that. Pros: durability, snow slides easily so...
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    NFR Got any mammal pictures

    Long ways off but mountain goats are cool. NE Oregon.
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    Getting started with fly tying

    Along with other factors, the more deer hair you have spun the easier it becomes to not break threads. I like Veevus threads a lot and 6/0 Veevus is plenty strong for most trout flies like Goddard caddis or small muddler heads or elk hair caddis. Bass size flies need strong thread. The...
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    Fly Fishing Elitism?

    I think that the only reason for flyfishing only vs. selective fishery is elitist nonsense. A single hook barbless spinner is no more damaging than flies.
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    Got any bird pics?

    A northern harrier
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    NFR Got any mammal pictures

    An otter at Seven Bays on Lake Roosevelt.
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    Backyard Wildlife

    Snow geese flying over our house
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    Sets of lake flies

    You are welcome. I fish the dragon fly nymphs on a line that sinks fast enough to be on the bottom. Typically a type 5 with a three to five foot leader.Fish slow to very slow with occasional bursts of several quick three inch strips. Fish often strike these softly and then hold on to them. I...
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    Sets of lake flies

    You are welcome. I hope that you have a great Christmas and next year is better.
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