October Caddis Flymph in-hand

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Roadkill
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Re: October Caddis Flymph in-hand

Post by Roadkill » Tue Dec 14, 2010 1:21 pm

He is from Black Diamond, Washington. His Black Diamond steelhead fly was the reason I bought my first Guinea Hen skin. :)
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Re: October Caddis Flymph in-hand

Post by willowhead » Tue Dec 14, 2010 2:12 pm

You sound smart.....most of us bought Guinea in small packages with half of it being crap for some period of time before we realized it was a much better idea to get the whole skin..... :roll: :lol: i got some KILLER skins now.....and here's a tip.
Course, depending on where you live.....you may not need this tip.....but. There's a lady in England named Christina who has a company called Chevron Hackles.....and she has Guinea skins to dye for. Stuff you'll never find here most likely, both natural and dyed. Google her. ;)
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CAUSE, it don't mean a thing, if it aint got that swing.....

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Re: October Caddis Flymph in-hand

Post by Old Hat » Tue Dec 14, 2010 2:53 pm

Great Job RoadKill, not only nice tying but a lovely pattern.
I hate it when I think I'm buying organic vegetables, and when I get home I discover they are just regular donuts.
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Re: October Caddis Flymph in-hand

Post by Roadkill » Tue Dec 14, 2010 4:00 pm

Thanks Carl!

How far upriver are the steelhead toward your place? I really want to get up and chase some around February. ;)
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Re: October Caddis Flymph in-hand

Post by Roy » Tue Dec 28, 2010 8:17 pm

Beautiful work for a first timer
Hats off to you sir,
Roy
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