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Martin
I went CRAZY again and have put together 14 Attractor patterns for my upcoming trek to the Eastern Sierras with my son Michael...12 are in this box:
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The "FLASHIES"
All the recipes are up here:
http://planettrout.wordpress.com/2012/04/20/flashies-for-spring-almost-…
...and they ARE completed...take what you want and leave the rest...
PT/TB 😄
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Woot!
Woot!
That's not flytying, that's mass production! Nice flybox, and definitely something you will appreciate once you're at the water.
Hope you have a great trip.
Matin
Thanks Martin,
Thanks Martin,
Maybe after I finish this trip, I'll have enough information to finally submit that piece on attractors !!!
Best,
Planettrout/Tim Barker :oops:
Don't drop that box!!!
Don't drop that box!!!
Very nice tying, you've certainly a good selection there. Martin is right, that is real production fly tying.
Have a good trip and please share the results.
Cheers,
C.