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Comment to #123 - Chief Needahbeh Streamer

Darren, you have the wrong wing colors on this one. I will blame you, not your wonderful wife!
Cheers, Joel

Comment to #123 - Chief Needahbeh Streamer

Thanks Joel! I guess it doesn't need two sets of wings there. :)

Submitted by Dave on

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Comment to #123 - Chief Needahbeh Streamer

Wow. I'm really digging this one.

Comment to #123 - Chief Needahbeh Streamer

Beautiful fly!

Submitted by ayearonthefly on

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Comment to #123 - Chief Needahbeh Streamer

Great colors on this one. I love it!

Submitted by Chris Martin on

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Nice write-up Martin

Nice write-up Martin. I've been using a very similar foam pattern on the coasts of Amager (Copenhagen) with amazing effectiveness! The surface takes with this pattern tend to be quite subtle, but the sub-surface takes are often quite ferocious indeed! Not a fly to show-off but definitely one to have in your evening box.

Submitted by raymond 1737246333 on

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very nice in all asp

very nice in all aspect thank u for sharing.

Submitted by raymond 1737246333 on

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fast but very impres

fast but very impressive thanks.

Submitted by raymond 1737246333 on

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thank u i really enj

thank u i really enjoy your way of tying diferant flies it reall help me with my tying.

Submitted by Shoreman on

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Comment to #121 - Pittsburgh (TCC)

Of course. Steeler colors.

Mark

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Comment to #112 - Primary Attraction

love the picture!

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Comment to #118 - Comrade

New to fly fishing...soaking in as much as possible. Have graphite now, is the feel better with glass?

Comment to #118 - Comrade

I wouldn't say one was "better" than the other, but it's a bit of a different feel and a bit more forgiving. There area quite a few inexpensive glass rods to check out. Have a look through The Fibreglass Manifesto archives for some ideas and a ton more info.

Comment to #120 - Pink Phantom

A real beauty, Bill!

Comment to #120 - Pink Phantom

Incredible tie! I love it!

Submitted by antonio carbone on

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It's a good video, t

It's a good video, thanks from Italy

Submitted by Raymond 1737246333 on

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thank u for sharing

thank u for sharing i was trying to tie one yesterday and now u made it easier for me .

Comment to About Streamers 365

I would gladly partcipate with some streamers from Scandinavia. Both own creations inspired by Carrie Stevens, but Carrie's own very fine patterns too

Comment to About Streamers 365

Hi Gerhardt

Can you shoot me an email with a sample of your work. We are more or less full for the year, but considering doing another project next year. streamers365@gmail.com

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Comment to #118 - Comrade

Pure Dedication and Passion

Good mornind Donald,

Good mornind Donald,
I even tied a few myself. I thought an American pattern recommended by a Scotsman might catch fish in Germany. :)
So far the fishing in my club water has been marginal due to the late cold spell we had here.
Monday Tuesday it is going to be the salt in Denmark
TL
Florian

You've got a nice site. Just

You've got a nice site. Just scanning today but I'll be back to read!

Thanks!

Ray

Hi!

Hi!
The picture is great! I appreciate all the advice. Thanks! 😄

A friend of mine use

A friend of mine uses Craft fur placed into the loop instead of spey feathers. Then the fly is brushed by comb and the fly looks very similar to the spey original and it is more durable. And the craft fur costs only 6 or 7 USD.

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