(@#$%photobucked*&^%&$@) Ruard - I burst out laughing when I read your post script. Funny! PS - thank you for restoring your Glanrhos photos. ;) Ruard - I burst out laughing when I read your post script. Funny! You never read the Dalton's?? I did with much pleasure. Now i have to restore th...

Beautiful flies and pictures too. I have a topic with the Glanrhôs fly I tied a few years ago. I restored the pictures. http://www.flymphforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=6092&p=73174&hilit=Glanrhos#p73174 greeting Ruard PS There is also a tutorial on the forum but I did not restored that pi...

Hi Ray,

Glad to see that you finally got the procedure to paste pictures from Google photo into the forum.

Well done mister.

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Ruard

Johnno wrote:Kamasan B170 or 175. Just because they handy to get

I use the B 175 #12 or #14. I press the barb and make the eye right ( first burn it till it is red else they break)

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Ruard

Nice fly Bill, it remembers me at Norway, there were also little black small mayflies.

I plan to tie some of these to use next summer (last 1/2 week august, first 1/2 week of september) ig to Norway with my brother.

Well done.

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Ruard

Hi Vern-o,

Nice fly you tied, looks like the body dubbing was TUPS lookalike.

Here is another fly that uses the saddle(?) feather of a jungle cock for a hackle.

http://www.flymphforum.com/viewtopic.ph ... ungle+cock


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Ruard

Beautifully tied Scott.

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Ruard

Jim Wynn has quite a few flies with red in them.

There is a book with the flies of Jim Wynn, but I have also a pdf witch I can send you if you like it.


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Ruard

Coot have some very nice feathers. The stem creates a very good body. See my post:

http://www.flymphforum.com/viewtopic.ph ... t&start=90

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Ruard

Hi Doug,

Nice pictures and even moore likely are the flymphs.

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Ruard