They're so beautiful I'd just come up with some of my own. Using synthetics: Ice dubbing Green with a nice green hackle.

This fly was a wonderment on the Firehole. A warm water caddis I believe.

I recently asked if anyone had used the P-line Floroclear as tippet material. The core is mona with a coating of Floro. I'm bring it along, to Yellowstone, to give it a test on the cold waters.

Who the hell are you!!!!!???? You're like a pusher man. Stop with the interesting flies. You know we're all addicts and insecure about 'having enough of the right flies.' I can sleep well knowing I don't have one of those flies in my box, nor will I have any for yellowstone.

Yes! I like this pattern very much. Excellent addition to my already bulging insecure array of flies for the trip.

I too have been working on 'the cabbage.' Seems like a nice blend of traditional flymphing and synthetic flash. My bodies are thread instead of dubbing, but after seeing your flies I think I try those out as well.

OK this is fun! Great ties and excellent looking flies. I just tied up 26 Girdle Bugs hoping to add to my mix. Your selection will help me add a bit more spice. Thanks. John it's hard to tell what sizes you tied. Please advise. My Girdle bugs are #6

JIm, Might you be able to share that with the group in June? It would be very interesting.

Dang Bill that is a hot fly!!! I'll tie some up for the yellowstone, Madison, Silver Creek, Owhyee, Boise river, Snake touch downs! thanks for a new idea.

OMG that is beautiful!