Wayne, I'm drooling at the mouth looking at that fly. I can't wait until I get it from the swap

Those look incredible. They'd look like something a fish would easily take. Real buggy and the copper stands out, but brings it all together. I prefer copper over gold because it has worked better for me. Great job, Wayne. Thank you, sir. I cannot take credit, nor did I tie it near as good as the o...

Those look incredible. They'd look like something a fish would easily take. Real buggy and the copper stands out, but brings it all together.

I prefer copper over gold because it has worked better for me.

Great job, Wayne.

Fantastic looking fly. I keep telling myself I should tie March Browns but never do and looking at these flies is the kick in the butt that I need to get me tying these patterns.

Also, this scotch hackle method I'm very interested in, so I can't wait to see that tutorial come along.

I have shown this fly to a few people and they really seem to like it. It started out as a Trude style fly tied by a man who lives in Montana. Unfortunately he won't be with us long because he was exposed to Agent Orange during Vietnam. This is the original Evil Betty. https://i.postimg.cc/gk8czZ1q/...

Splendid looking fly.

Amazing.

Norm, when I have time I'm going to be PMing you with questions. But I will show mercy and not drown you with them.

That's one dadburned good looking fly.

Dang it! As usual, late again to the party.

Wow! The color of it is fantastic and the ribbing is wrapped so precisely. Well done.

Surely a deadly weapon in anyone's fly box.