Very interesting to see how the different fish were 100% selective to a certain pattern. I wonder if that result would change if you reversed the positions of the flies?

Tight Lines- Ken

Color me green with envy!

Tight Lines- Ken

Wayne,

Beautiful hackle and perfectly wrapped. No wonder that fish couldn't resist!

Tight lines- Ken

I just bought a copy over on the Classic (Bamboo) Fly Rod Forum that appears to be unread. Rejoyce with me!

Tight Lines- Ken

Does anyone have the list of materials for Oliver Edwards' version of the Little Black Stonefly or Early Black Stonefly? I believe it might have been featured in one of his videos.

Thanks- Ken

Wayne,

I say, if they catch fish, your sin is forgiven!

Tight Lines- Ken

If you could look up "classic wet fly" in the dictionary, that is the picture they should be showing!

How many strands of peacock did you use to obtain that fullness on the body?

Tight Lines- Ken

Carl,

A great mix of an old pattern with a new material. How do you like these hooks compared to other up-eye hooks you have used, or the straight-eye hooks you were bending up?

Thanks- Ken

Very nicely done! Does anyone know why Nemes chose to wind the partridge feather around the hook and then pull all the fibers up on top instead of just tying it in on the top to start (like a rolled wet fly wing) or just leave them wound around the hook, like most other flies that have a partridge h...

Ray, I thought the body would be darker since it uses a crow feather. When you look at the feather, it looks "black"; however, when you separate 3 fibers and wrap them around the hook, it's more of a "Gray Gnat". Perhaps that is why he lists the body material as black silk or 2-3...