What's in your vise?
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Thanks Scott, pss...the river trout eat that style also.
Scottp
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wanderingrichard
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That's nuts...
@Zoran, you have more than one of them in the pic, right ? The video shows only 1 "wing" but I see several in your presentation.
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Some panfish ammo for tomorrow. I haven’t tied anything this small in quite a while.
Hopefully the bluegills are on the bite.
SF
Hopefully the bluegills are on the bite.
SF
Zoran
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There are 3 of them.
Bring some pliers or a ketchup release! The panfish around me take those deep!
Maxwell
Scottp
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Minimal Madame X
Best day ever fishing on Rock Creek (MT) was with this; actually got better after the second rainbow blew the head apart.
hook - WFC Model 3 #8
thread - UTC 140 yellow
tail - deer hair
body - tying thread
wing/head - deer hair
legs - medium round rubber white
Regards,
Scott
Best day ever fishing on Rock Creek (MT) was with this; actually got better after the second rainbow blew the head apart.
hook - WFC Model 3 #8
thread - UTC 140 yellow
tail - deer hair
body - tying thread
wing/head - deer hair
legs - medium round rubber white
Regards,
Scott
I have a vivid memory etched in my mind from my first time ever fishing the Clark Fork, around St. Regis. We were doing an evening drift in late June and I cast a very similar fly on a long cast into a bankside eddy, managed a decent drift for long enough that the fly disappeared and only a bit of massive trout back showed, I lifted the rod and SNAP! The rower asked "What was THAT?"Minimal Madame X
Best day ever fishing on Rock Creek (MT) was with this; actually got better after the second rainbow blew the head apart.
hook - WFC Model 3 #8
thread - UTC 140 yellow
tail - deer hair
body - tying thread
wing/head - deer hair
legs - medium round rubber white
Regards,
Scott
Scottp
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Weedless Muddler
Mulching the yard for the past week so I put some scraps of the weed block fabric to use. Been a while since I’ve played with this stuff; what I have now is much thinner, more flexible, easier to work with and it appears to be pretty durable (much more so than turkey feathers sprayed with glue).
hook - Dai Riki 280 #6
thread - SemperFli 8/0 tan
body - dubbing hare’s ear
hackle - light ginger
shoulder - sharptail grouse
wing - landscape fabric
collar/head - deer hair
Regards,
Scott
Mulching the yard for the past week so I put some scraps of the weed block fabric to use. Been a while since I’ve played with this stuff; what I have now is much thinner, more flexible, easier to work with and it appears to be pretty durable (much more so than turkey feathers sprayed with glue).
hook - Dai Riki 280 #6
thread - SemperFli 8/0 tan
body - dubbing hare’s ear
hackle - light ginger
shoulder - sharptail grouse
wing - landscape fabric
collar/head - deer hair
Regards,
Scott
June Bug