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Submitted by Alfred on

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Comment to #11 - Contusion

Kiiler looking fly Bill. Love this combo of color.

Submitted by Brian Swancutt on

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Wondering what kind/

Wondering what kind/weight/WF Taper the line is that you are fishing in this video? thanks!

Submitted by Serge T. on

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Well done Bob

Well done Bob. I believe we all have the same tying environment. I would add one more important thing to your list of tips...a tool organizer. Essential from my point of view.

Comment to #4 - Psychedelic Skunk

Thanks, Mike. Like most tying, I have found that staggered hackles need to be done to the correct proportions so it is pleasing to the eye. No formula needed, just sliding them back and forth until they tell me it's right. This is why I like the wing things, as I can do all three at once without tying them down, moving them back and forth until I am pleased with the overall look.

Comment to #4 - Psychedelic Skunk

Mark,
Stick with it- we were all newbies at one time. There's no pressure here, so just relax and enjoy the learning experience- a little bit at a time. That teaches your mind to enjoy the learning experiences of all tying rather than it being intimidating. There's little enjoyment here by taking things too seriously.

Comment to #4 - Psychedelic Skunk

Thanks, man. Whiting puts out some very cool stuff.

Comment to Barry Phillips

Barry your Funky Sunrise is so beautiful. Excellent job.

Submitted by Gary on

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Comment to #10 - Funky Sunrise

Its the first time I have seen these Fire Tiger dyed hackles. What an amazing look the create to that wing

Comment to #10 - Funky Sunrise

Barry,
Beautiful fly. Those colors all work together.
Well done

Submitted by avril anjers on

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Comment to #10 - Funky Sunrise

Love the wing color. Stunning fly!

Submitted by mark on

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Thank you for this g

Thank you for this great site. Please keep fly tying videos coming.

Submitted by clovis on

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great video

great video

Comment to #9 - Lord Iris

Stunning fly! I don't recall seeing this pattern before. It is a real winner for me!

Submitted by Dave Benoit on

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Comment to #9 - Lord Iris

What an absolutely beautiful streamer pattern. Ted never ceases to amaze me with his choice of flies for presentations such as this and the top shelf quality of his craft.

Submitted by Gary on

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Comment to #9 - Lord Iris

The married sections make this fly stand out that much extra to me. Very well tied

Submitted by brad melville on

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Comment to #9 - Lord Iris

Exellent blog! love streamers-

Comment to #9 - Lord Iris

Thanks for checking things out Brad!

Comment to #9 - Lord Iris

It's one I've never attempted, but really quite stunning to look at. Ted ties some amazing streamers.

Comment to #9 - Lord Iris

Just wait until you see the rest of his contribution. He made some really wonderful selections.

Comment to #9 - Lord Iris

It isn't one you'll see often. you should check out some of Jennings other flies as well.

Comment to #9 - Lord Iris

Master Craftmanship!!

Comment to Ted Patlen

This is without a doubt, the finest example I have ever seen of the Lord Iris. Pure ART!

Comment to About Streamers 365

Would love to join this site and share my featherwings with all of you. Petr

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Hey Petr. Thanks for the interest in the project. Unfortunately we are full. Keep posted on the site as we may have another project in the future.

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