Abdomen - Muskrat
Bead - Small Mercury bead
Thorax - Peacock
Collar - Brown Partridge
Thread - 14/0 Veevus, Black
Gas Chamber
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Gas Chamber
Size 16
Abdomen - Muskrat
Bead - Small Mercury bead
Thorax - Peacock
Collar - Brown Partridge
Thread - 14/0 Veevus, Black
Abdomen - Muskrat
Bead - Small Mercury bead
Thorax - Peacock
Collar - Brown Partridge
Thread - 14/0 Veevus, Black
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letumgo
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Re: Gas Chamber
I’m conflicted. I love the fly! Not crazy about the name...
Brilliant pattern!
Brilliant pattern!
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Ron Eagle Elk
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Re: Gas Chamber
I love the name! Made me remember my days as a Drill Sergeant, running trainees through the gas chamber filled with CS gas. Mask off, name, rank and service number. Lots of tears, running snot and vomit. Good times.
The fly is very nice. That bead sure would look like a gas bubble to me, if I were a fish.
By the way, Wayne, my wife says your a bad influence. I have an order of glass beads in many colors and sizes on the way. I'll bet she "borrows" some flies.
The fly is very nice. That bead sure would look like a gas bubble to me, if I were a fish.
By the way, Wayne, my wife says your a bad influence. I have an order of glass beads in many colors and sizes on the way. I'll bet she "borrows" some flies.
"A man may smile and bid you hale yet curse you to the devil, but when a good dog wags his tail he is always on the level"
Re: Gas Chamber
Ron Eagle Elk wrote: ↑Sat May 16, 2020 7:40 am I love the name! Made me remember my days as a Drill Sergeant, running trainees through the gas chamber filled with CS gas. Mask off, name, rank and service number. Lots of tears, running snot and vomit. Good times.
The fly is very nice. That bead sure would look like a gas bubble to me, if I were a fish.
By the way, Wayne, my wife says your a bad influence. I have an order of glass beads in many colors and sizes on the way. I'll bet she "borrows" some flies.
Your post made me start laughing. Trainees, vomit, tears and a judgemental wife!!!
Thank you Ron, for the kind words and the long lasting belly roll laugh!
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hankaye
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Re: Gas Chamber
Howdy All;
Always better to have the wife as judgmental rather then choking, snotty nosed and puking ...
just from personal experience
hank
Always better to have the wife as judgmental rather then choking, snotty nosed and puking ...
just from personal experience
hank
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Re: Gas Chamber
DUBBN wrote: ↑Sat May 16, 2020 8:54 am [quote="Ron Eagle Elk" post_id=101798 time=<a href="tel:1589632831">1589632831</a> user_id=64]
I love the name! Made me remember my days as a Drill Sergeant, running trainees through the gas chamber filled with CS gas. Mask off, name, rank and service number. Lots of tears, running snot and vomit. Good times.
The fly is very nice. That bead sure would look like a gas bubble to me, if I were a fish.
REE ,
I remember those days, sometimes the DI’s would take chalk and draw little skull and crossbones on our helmets before we went inside. I had two of the three, sans the vomit!
Lou
In sport,method is everything.The more the skill the method calls for,the higher it’s yield of emotional stir and satisfaction,the higher it’s place must be in a sportsman’s scale of values. RODERICK HAIG-BROWN
Re: Gas Chamber
Love the fly!! 