



The Orange ones should do well as an October Caddis this Fall.
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daringduffer wrote:Wayne,
Your pupa reminds me of a dry version that Carl Anderberg just had caught a 62 cm grayling on, when I met him by the river a couple of years ago. He swears by it.
dd
hankaye wrote:DUBBN, Howdy;
how did you do the tails, think you may
have mentioned it before but I do forget things ... chenille
and a bic???
hank
I noticed that on the photo of the wet fly, in the corner of a trouts mouth. The colors blend together beautifully.DUBBN wrote:The bright and dull body material intermingle.
I cannot vouch for his tying skills, but he is a very talented rod maker. My first contact with Sawyer was Anderberg's Swedish translation (1976) of "Nymphs and the Trout". I bet this Sawyer guy would have approved of the flies you are tying...DUBBN wrote:
Looks to me like Mr. Anderberg does a fantastic job of using the technique on his dry fly patterns. He is a very impressive tyer.