nfrechet wrote: ↑Fri Oct 04, 2019 9:33 am thank you for the instructional video

there were some of those on the big auction site, i put in a bid but eventually lost

nfrechet
that vendor has more, and they are reasonably priced. If you need his info, PM me.

Dana

Aaahhhh, whats your ADDRESS again???? Leave that backdoor open !!


those are spectacular -


Dana

TZNorway wrote: ↑Wed Sep 25, 2019 6:15 am

letumgo wrote: ↑Tue Sep 24, 2019 5:46 pm Could you post a picture of the skin? I’d love to see the range of feathers the skin offers.

I have the image on Instagram as well.

https://instagram.com/p/B21QZlSo0j6/

Nope - NO GOOD

Send immediately to Theroe for proper disposal

Karsten - you really have a good knack for videos, and I really like this one in particular. Keep up the good work!

Dana

Barry, I had great luck last spring with this fly fished upstream down to me in the film. Trout took it as an emerger. Super fine dry fly dubbing, gray uni thread and a dun hackle. Tied in 16 and 18. Dave Dave Yes- That’s the ticket.....usually, simple is best, and that is a great imitation. Dana

Variant wrote: ↑Tue Aug 27, 2019 9:37 am ...... the book THE CADDIS AND THE ANGLER.

I’m glad you remembered the book-I could not

I’m from the “they used what they had” school..... nylon was new at the time, similar to how Kevlar thread was in the 80s, and how the Dynema threads were in the 90s. I have nylon thread dating to the 1940s from Herters and E Hille. Also Ed Koch and the anglers roost marketed their own brands of nyl...

Nicely done, reminds me of some of my old rubber band nymphs. ;) Surgical tubing was close to this color and handy way back when I was making slingshots. rubber band nymph !! I had forgotten those - they were all the rage in the 1970's....tied on the Mustad 37160......and "nymph skin" and...

Nice Work Karsten.....your videos are top notch, rivaling the likes of Davey McPhail!!


Dana

Hello folks! I was wondering if anyone has had any practical experience using silica gel packs for moisture control in either storage boxes that contain feathers, furs, etc. or in rod cases to keep the cork handles and rod socks from getting musty? No, I still do not have air conditioning in my hou...