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Thank you!

if you have time, please post the recipe for this. I love it.

They’re delicious and the texture is really nice and firm. Plus I just like the way they look.

It’s some sort of Hydnum, probably Hydnum remandum. Hydnum are commonly called hedgehog mushrooms (maybe because of the spines on the underside of the caps).

It’s been a good year for chantrelle around here but stumbled onto a small flush of my favorites yesterday.

Oh man, that’s a ton of sentence fragments. I honestly don’t know if this is a joke. There may be better places to find info about those 4 or 5 Oregon rivers than a thread about Olympic Peninsula salmon.

I don’t even understand what these words mean. Try rephrasing in a complete sentence and you might get more responses.

Took the dogs out for a walk near the house today.

Thanks! I appreciate the response.

These are great! What hook are you using?

These standards were more effective than any of the iterations of the October Caddis I tried. There are some really nice SRC moving upstream right now.

What size bead and hook are you using? Thanks!

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Thanks! I love the 718s. I hadn’t thought to use them for spiders like the last couple you’ve posted. Good idea.

What hook is this?

It does look really good wet. It’s a Steven Bird pattern.

Caddis pupa dry and wet

Size 16 Wulff Got lots of pretty trout From this creek