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Submitted by Bob Iliff on

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I have a need to per

I have a need to perform some "touch dubbing", and I found this post. As a formulation chemist, I would approach making dubbing wax a little differently. But I don't have prior experience with "Wonder Wax" to guide me, but here goes. For the stickiness, I'd start with liquid pine tar...the kind baseball players use. You can get a few ounces for $4. The toilet wax seems fine, but I might recommend thinning it with mineral oil (any drug store). Mineral oil is liquid paraffin. But maybe olive oil is just fine. Proportions? Well, I'd mix the wax and mineral oil to get the right consistency first. Then I'd add the pine tar a little at a time until I got the right tackiness. I just may do this...

South East Jutland

There's always south-east Jutland/Jylland.
There are some pretty fantastic areas from Kolding Fjord down to Hejlsminde, Anslet, and Genner Bugt.
I have fished almost the entire stretch, over many years and would pretty much say that as long as you can find a suitable stretch of water, you'll find sea trout.

Happy hunting.

Submitted by flavien on

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hello, I like your a

hello, I like your article, I am also sea bass fisherman. I practice this technique in France in Normandy near Cherbourg with my boat.
Unfortunately, this is a fish Menasse overfishing in our waters.
hope to see you read
flavien

Submitted by Paul de Boer on

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Hello Tom,
this is

Hello Tom,
this is a great article, the reels are looking fabuleus, the O-ring bearing design is great, can you give me some more details about the O-rings specific types and sizes.
Kind regards,
Paul

Submitted by jack wolbach on

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You forgot the best

You forgot the best chuck pattern of all - the usual. you can see the chuck vs. snowshoe fly in 'Wyoming or Bust' on the Wyoming Fishing network. I showed the chuck pattern to Fran and his eyes lit up.

Submitted by Jeremy Miller on

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Nice fish. Is that H

Nice fish. Is that Hornbeck?

Comment to #3-2013 - Blueback Trout Thunder Creek

Beautifully done, Darren! Great idea and pattern!

That was an awesome

That was an awesome read and some great pictures with tons of information.
Thanks Joseph

\\\'another phlight of phancy...

I was playin' around with a phuzzie notion phocused on the upcoming Spring Squid Convention...
http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa176/Phracas/F70A0969.jpg
'not too shabby...
http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa176/Phracas/F70A0972.jpg
when I got side-tracked by a tubular quasi Intruder idea...
http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa176/Phracas/F70A0974.jpg
'nice colors and texture but it didn't work for me...
http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa176/Phracas/F70A0975.jpg
'experienced a profound revelation moment...
'joined them together and Bada Bing... Bada Boom...
a kind'a Jurassic Squidasarus... or Squiduendo... or ???...
http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa176/Phracas/F70A0979.jpg
'left some extra tube on the schnozola so that I can still add a cone-head if this makes it all the way to Bishop's Shoal in a few months...
The tubular notion can open up some curious doors...

Pete,

Pete,

Angry or misunderstood... I have to say that I love the fly portraits straight from the front. So much personality!

Martin

Submitted by 1737246323 on

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Hello duke,

Thank

Hello duke,

Thanks for the nice comment on the pattern, you said I have added your pattern to my book!. Have you written a book?. I am interested what kind of book you have written? Please let me know. And I think it is great to tie flies with your grandson and to fish with him.

Best regards,

Tom .

Submitted by Armando on

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Comment to #3-2013 - Blueback Trout Thunder Creek

That is the beautiful fly.. yes, I´m tying and tied many even more of this fly pattern. I like your fly and very well done color tones... un saludo afectuoso para ti .

Comment to #3-2013 - Blueback Trout Thunder Creek

Thanks Armando. These are a fun style of fly to tie. It takes some practice, but once you have it down, they come pretty quick. The biggest challenge is finding the hooks.

Comment to #3-2013 - Blueback Trout Thunder Creek

Darren, that is a beautiful job! Love the colors.

Comment to #3-2013 - Blueback Trout Thunder Creek

This is a little cracker Darren,tied to perfection...

Submitted by Ray on

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Its a wonderfull fly

Its a wonderfull fly,i've caught many fish since i live next the the restigouche river and also fish the miramichi,my best one i tie with and orange hackle and rarelly go over a number 6 hook,thanks for sharing i enjoy this place for reading and getting new fly paterns.

Submitted by Jeremy Miller on

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Brookie Bug??
Thats

Brookie Bug??
Thats an Ausable Bomber!!

Submitted by Mel Simpson on

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The Shrimpton is a r

The Shrimpton is a really nice fly and very well tied, but damn I almost got seasick watching the vise rock back and forth, WUWT?

Submitted by rick haydn on

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I caught a 3.92kg yellowfish

I caught a 3.92kg yellowfish on the vaal river this weekend could you tell me what i the weightrecord for theyellowfish regards photo taken

Submitted by 1737246323 on

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Thanks GFF staff for

Thanks GFF staff for another great year of flyfishing articles, video's, pictures and other related stuff.
All the best for 2013!

Best regards,

Tom Biesot.

Submitted by Harold Gardner on

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Comment to #363 - Greenstreet

Such a fine piece of work, it almost seems a shame to dunk it.

Submitted by donfre on

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Comment to #363 - Greenstreet

Sooo beautiful, as always.

Submitted by donfre on

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Comment to #362 - Ace of Spades

This one looks amazing, love it

Comment to Forgotten Classics with Don Bastian Wee

Hi Joel;
Gee, your compliment is really kind and very, shall I say, glowing. Thank you so much for your endorsement! I do love tying and also teaching. It's rewarding to have students learn and tell me their tying has improved as a result of my efforts. Thanks again!

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