It looks like a high capacity mag for the tactical fly fisherman.

The epitome of 'fly candy'. A beautifully tied confection...

One of my all time favorites. Nicely done.

I am torn. I love Wayne's patterns, and as a tier, I tend to overdress as a rule, so this pattern rocks my world. But then, you have Alan's incredible, sparsely dressed, sublime, creations; and I try to emulate his distinct Zen-ness into my own tying (I usually fail). The thing is, they all catch fi...

Nicely done, Bob. I would fish those all day long.

Well, that explains a few things. Montrachet Grand Cru, ...or Boone's Farm Fuzzy Navel; there's a lesson here. I'm going to have to reconsider my cellar stash.

Have you ever considered writing a book? This would make a great cover shot. I want a signed copy. ;) Nice presentation. Alan has put out a book. I think he's just too modest to say anything. https://thetroutjournals.wordpress.com/2013/08/13/another-one-for-the-bookshelf/ http://classicflyrodforum....

Man, I envy your weather.

I love Stewart's Black spider. I've been using them in #18, maybe a #20 if I can find the manual dexterity, in the early spring. It's a wonderful pattern; nicely tied, Bob.

joaniebo wrote: ↑Thu Feb 25, 2021 11:04 am

Mike62 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 25, 2021 8:41 am Fantastic ties; they're gorgeous. If you ever remember the recipe, be sure to post that as well.

Mike

Hook: Size 14 Daiichi #1550
Body: Pearsall Dark Claret Silk
Wings: Starling Wing
Hackle: Black Hen

Bob

Thanks, Bob.