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Hi Bill, I like this !!!!! And you did the desciption of how it was tied also so good that even I understand it


greeting

Fantastic tutorial, Bill! I can't wait for your book.

Now I gotta get me some new materials (Sulky thread & midge tubing), so I can tye some of these for myself.

Thanks for taking the time to pull together the tutorial. You've done a great job. It's almost like sitting next to you as you tyed the fly.

WAY COOL.....doesn't even come close to "How" cool.....but COOL it is. Dang, write that down.....

Nothing wrong with that pattern! Great little SBS too.
+1 for herl thoraxes

Bill,

Got a late start on the day and found all this. Wonderful fly and a great SBS. Thanks so much for sharing.

REE

tie2fish wrote:Here's hoping my hopping on the bandwagon at this late date doesn't overload it ...
Sulky Green Caddis Pupa

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/Martin

Bill, both Dave Hughes and Rick Hafele recommend the Green Rock Worm (Bead Head) as one the sinlge most important Caddis Nymphs (larva stage), in their nymph box. i bet your fly here is just the ticket.....although it may need a split shot or two in order to be fished the way they're talkin' bout.......yours seems to be a bit more of an emerger (pupa stage).....but it would undoubtedly do just as well fished a bit deeper when nessessary.

tie2fish, Howdy;

Bill ! Saw the fly posted this morning, I was stunned !
Went off to do my "Friday stuff", come home to see you did the SBS,
DANG ! You really made it look like it was no big deal... Just do this, then that
next thing ya know ... 'poof' here's your fly...

I truly envy you folks that have the imaginations with the superchargers attached.
Thanks Bill, for taking the time to do what ya did...

hank

Great SBS as well...btw, you wouldn't happen to be a retired urologist, would you?

CB, Howdy;



hank