The brown furnace hackle goes so nicely with the woodcock wing. I like how the dark center list enhances the thorax region, while the brown tips compliment the tip of the wing. Very natural looking dressing. Question - How do you tye in the wing? Is it tyed in facing forward, then propped up with th...

Alan - Bill beat me to it. Yes, please post your pictures in the Member Photo section. Looking forward to seeing them.

Oh wow...those are great photos and patterns! Thank you for adding the pics.

Alan, I do not have that book, but love the inspiration. I love the trillium on the cover of the book. One of my Father's favorite flowers. We would often see them popping up in the woods, as we hiked into our favorite fishing spots in the Adirondack Mountains. I am an avid photographer, and frequen...

That pattern will definitely fish well.

* Lively hackle.
* Natural segmentation.
* Imitative color combo.
* Nice slender profile (should cut thru the water column nicely).

Checks many boxes, including something to look forward to once your shoulder heals!

YES INDEED! I’LL TAKE A DOZEN! (jk)

Superb dressing.

John - Have you watched the supplemental videos yet? They are all very well done. I’m looking forward to putting the leader construction/treatment techniques into action.

Joe - Are the birds listed left to right? Just making sure I know which is which.

Thanks Alan. The Agnes Van Put dubbing is extra special. Good stuff!

Those appear to be starling wings, dyed orangish tan (burnt orange?). Very nice.