Bodacious fly, Karsten.

Mark - I'm worried about you man. Did you check your blood sugar level? Maybe you had an issue brought on by diabetes. Your recent weight loss may have buggered up your blood sugar levels. Fainting could be brought on by any number of things. Best to get it checked out... (lecture over :geek: ) Fros...

Do I detect the fuzzle-dubbing technique? Oooo, I love already, and I ain't even seen the picture (nudge...nudge...)

I have never fished any of the flies mentioned about, but will change that in 2012. I'd love to try some of these in Roscoe, come June.

Excellent fly, Roadkill. Looks like a capital KILLER.

Kelly - That is one the best heads I've ever seen on a fly. Doubly impressive, when you take into account the brass eyes. I've tyed with them before and know first hand, that it can be a challenge to compensate for the thickness and shape of the underlying metal. I love the contrasting black & w...

Thanks, Bill. In case you didn't see my other monstrosity, you may want to go back one page. That's my other creative flymph. :lol: Go ahead and tell me what you REALLY think. I can take it. ;) Roadkill & Carl - I went back thru your photos again and I am AWED (yes - mouth agape AWED :o ) by you...

I found the link to the guy I was talking about. His name is David Nelson. That dude tyes a MEAN fly. I give him major points for style, design and use of color. You know exactly who I was talking about. His web site is ( http://www.squimpishflies.com ). Be sure to check out his philosophy, gallery ...

Kelly - I think you and I were on the same wave-length tonight. I just finished another Flymph-head fly (see below) and tyed it on the same blue hook (thanks Mark). I really like your flies. Kinda Tummel/Clyde style bodies. Might make a good low water version. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-jfr-...

I wonder how a marabou plume would work for the abdomen. It may be a quick way to form the wiggle tail body.

I was sensing that Mark (willowhead) had a "itch" that wasn't getting "scratched". So I put on my thinking cap (in this case my magnifying glasses) and set to work on an experimental concept fly. Creativity and having fun were my goal. Okay, Mark. This fly is just for you. I give...