Scott,
That is one sweeeet looking soft-hackle! It has all of my favorite ingredients and you have brought them together in a very special way! I like your style!
Dougsden

Tom,
A really great idea esp. the groove cut into the block! That would change the dynamics of how the fur radiates from the two layers of spun thread. Wow, you really got us thinking.....
Intrigued D.

Ruard, Excellent, excellent presentation! The winging technique is just super! I have tackled Glanros wings before on different patterns especially with starling hackles (they seem to work and look pretty good at the end) but your pattern tied here is great! I am beginning to like this new topic Tut...

Ray, By all means, re-submit the photo's that you had before! The would be wonderful to see! Bill, your covey of Cahills is stunning! So well done and so life like! Absolute classics from an absolute classic! Bob, fascinating thread! Ray is right, it is a pleasure to read. So very interesting! Thank...

Carl,
Beautiful pattern for sure and might I add that it has smallmouth bass written all over it as well! We have got to see you tie this bad boy! I esp. like the picture of it well soaked! That's pretty cool!
Impressed D.

Carl,
Once again....Wow!
Doug

Carl,
What everyone ahead of me has said....times ten! This one is shear elegance and so well crafted! You are continuing the fine tradition and that's pretty cool!
Doug

Scott, Welcome to this forum! You will like it here esp. when you post goodies like this one! Years ago, I tied a very similar pattern to yours and called it a "Tan Flymph". I did well with it and still do. I like what you did with the furniture marker and a cream hen feather. The color is...

Wow! I love it! Great quirks!
D.

Good one Jeff!