- Mon Jun 05, 2017 2:34 pm
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I was able to do some tying yesterday during the rain... have a long ways to go but enjoying it.

Kayak fishing the Lone Star State...
Cuervo Jones wrote:Some #14 parachute Adams and royal coachmen. In sweaty anticipation of chasing grayling in Alaska next month.
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karstopo wrote:I'm ready to tie again, especially seeing these great flies. All my tying stuff is packed up in boxes as we make our move across town. My folks gave me a great streamer with mallard flank feather sides, a chennile body and bead chain eyes. Unfortunately, I lost it on an underwater snag but not before catching a really nice bass.
The plan is to reverse engineer the pattern from memory since I couldn't find it anywhere online. I want to do some salt water versions, too.
StrykerDM wrote:karstopo wrote:I'm ready to tie again, especially seeing these great flies. All my tying stuff is packed up in boxes as we make our move across town. My folks gave me a great streamer with mallard flank feather sides, a chennile body and bead chain eyes. Unfortunately, I lost it on an underwater snag but not before catching a really nice bass.
The plan is to reverse engineer the pattern from memory since I couldn't find it anywhere online. I want to do some salt water versions, too.
It wasn't articulated was it? There's a grumpy muppet streamer that uses mallard flank on the sides.
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Cuervo Jones wrote:Some #14 parachute Adams and royal coachmen. In sweaty anticipation of chasing grayling in Alaska next month.
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Kayak Kid wrote:Darn Cuervo, My flies just don't look like yours. My inartistic talent extends to my fly tying. Yet, I do manage to snag a fish now and then with mine.
karstopo wrote:Messy deer hair divers for the LMB. Did 6 and water tested 3. Less material, less buoyancy, duh! Enjoyed tying them and even missed a bass on one.
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