Thanks William, that looks great.

If one was going to tie an Iso flymph what colors wold you use? The dry ties I have seen use a claret body, would you use the same?

I usually just use a noodle but I have also read that some cut the seal into some 1/8 - 1/16 inch pieces prior to dubbing.

Han's how do you prepare your seal for dubbing and what method do you use for dubbing the seal?

Now that is a new one, moose ear, where do you get your stuff?

Mark,
I was not able to either.

Mike wrote:Maybe I am being particularly obtuse here, but which Links page do you mean? This one ; http://www.libstudio.com/FS%26S/html/links.html

I didn't think you were fat!

I thought I advise you all on Jim's wax, in two words, Great stuff. I have been using it while tying some flymphs and using L & H's dubbing loops, it does what I could not get the Keane wax to do. The one suggestion that I have when using Jim's wax is to be sure you wash your hands as the wax pu...

Mark,
I posted a fellow that I bought some material from on Ebay. It is Paulette Fur Co. he goes by youngfalcon4421. I dealt with him directly after the initial bid.

Holy Smokes! That's expensive stuff! Hmmm....Maybe I should start raising Argentinian Rabbits and start an export business... . . . Nah. I wouldn't have the heart to kill them come harvest time. Then I'd just have a ton rabbits hopping around. :lol: Wonderful fly, Hans. You could just shear them. :...