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Hi Jim, I'd be glad to wear the shirt. PM sent

Got back out again this week for more smiles. Found some Yellow Bass as well

Love me some bluegill fly fishing!!

My wife's folks came to this country from Denmark. There was always a stack of Wasa Lite Rye on their snack tray. That and Pumpernickle.

Aspen taste Nothing like elk!!

I'll buy the group of flies, PM sent

Good Pal of mine took one with his longbow a couple of days ago. He has about 6 or 8 of them with a stick and string

Great looking flies

Outstanding, thanks for bringing us along

One red and one black on the ones in the picture. Covered with UV resin.

Poppers, nymphs, soft hackles and wooly buggers, the 'gills love 'em all!!

We have a bunch of them here in WI. The ones that live along the banks of a river or creek and the ones we target. They fall into the water with a "splat" and that is what we try to match--- no delicate presentation here- "splat it" on the water and the carp will come.

Wisconsin, USA

Had some good luck with fishing for Carp with Mulberry flies last summer. Seeing a brown torpedo making a wake to the fly is a hoot. Forgot to mention-- All fish were caught on a Cortland 444 7 weight bamboo rod

Dave, I think you have them covered!. Nice box of goodies.

Been fishing a submerged Ant pattern lately with good results. Either alone of as a dropper off a Hopper.

Here in WI, I fish the Driftless Area pretty often. When I fish a Scud, it's usually a local favorite called the Patrick Scud. Anyone else like to fish a Scud?

Anyone here use the "Pigstisker"? I started tying it last year and it works well for me on a variety of fish. The red ones have had the most success. Got my tying info from a Charlie Craven video.

Was fortunate to be able to spend some time with Wifey in the Everglades a bit ago. Had a fun time with the Peacock Bass. They were pretty much everywhere in the canals along the roads. Tough fighting and aggressive fish, like Smallies on steroids. They hit most any minnow imitation.