Thanks, Ray. I think I got it sorted out.

Ray, Did you split the yarn?

Ray, your a bad influence. My wife says I can't play with you any more. Just kidding. Our order (notice the "our") from Fly Tying Yarns arrived yesterday, including some of that delicious Lime Green. Green Rock Worms will soon be taking a spot in our boxes.

I agree, hard to find words better than fine Cognac. Just perfection on a hook.

Brilliant dressing, Ray. Looks like a fairly straight forward dressing. I'll be stealing this pattern, thank you very much.

Bob, you could probably get away with one turn or maybe less. I'm just not that coordinated. I need a couple turns to figure out where everything is going and how to get it there. It's not a cast I've used often enough to practice a lot.

Bob, I've used it when I have limited back cast room when using a standard 9 foot rod. I'll be trying it out when my new Tenkara rod arrives.

Norm, even your nymphs are works of art. That appears to be as close to perfectly tied as possible.

That will hunt. That's probably the best herl body I've ever seen. Lovely fly. I know, right? His are so elegant, almost bonsai-like. Mine come out looking like something that would grow off a 1980's hair band drummer. Dang, Mike, I wish I had a like button to push. I'm still laughing. I've tried d...

Norm, I've been viewing your flies for close to two decades now, I think, from back in the old FAOL days. You never cease to amaze me. I've seen some complicated patterns from you that were dressed to perfection, but even your simpler patterns are so well done, they are art. I'd hang them on the wal...