Well done Bill!
Simple pattern but very deadly during a Caddis hatch.
The Deerfield, Swift and the Millers rivers , hence the name DSM.

Lou

AUSTIN’S book is full of obscure historical fly fishing content.
This book will take a while to digest !

Lou

My copy arrived last Saturday. Once again great writing and art work.

Lou

Well done Carl ! Subtle changes with materials and tying techniques make a big difference! IMHO. I have tied Flymphs with loosely dubbed seal bodies and sparse cockle dry fly hackle to help keep the fly trapped in the film. I have found that the trout prefer the Flymphs in the final inch rather than...

Well done!
I like sparsely tied flies.

Lou

Greg,
I also ordered a copy.


Lou

I got stuck in the shuck on this one.... Liking it a lot but can't seem to finish it or emerge from it. My first read of this author. Captivating ideas. Terrific photos. Thank you again, Ray. (I did find it odd that he never mentions Leisenring/ Hidy, anyone else have that same thought?) I thought ...

Well done Darrell !
The segmentation of the quill and the translucency of the seal really make a killer pattern.

Lou

Great looking fly, Otto.
Hope you get to fish it soon !

Lou

Great looking pattern Wayne,
I like the color scheme and mix of materials.

Lou