Comment to #221 - Silver & Orange MKZ
Bob ,
That's a Ripper!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bob ,
That's a Ripper!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great streamer, and I say well done.
Stunning looking fly...
Very nice Jim.....
Mike, Extremely 'clean' tie. Love it!
Cheers, Joel
Very Sexy Mike!...Doesn't get any better!
Oh my, what a beauty. The tapering is spot on. Loved the tail, and wing work too. Mike, this one is incredible, you should be very proud!
Good Night!
Please, you have videos of fly fish in salt water?
Thank you!
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Love the color of that orange. The fly is a wonderful tie, congrats!
Well thought out colour combo,well tied ,well done!
bamboo rods are sweet!
Martin,
Great trip report! Thanks for posting it.
No doubt Alaska is one of the places that we as anglers ought to put on the places-to-go-list. Looks awesome. Sooo much fishing, sooo many different fish.
Martin
Nice streamer.
Those colors will sure draw the attntion of a few brook trout.
Beautiful tie, Dan.
Nice techniques. Can't wait to try them on black bass here in Texas!!!
Thankyou!
From all the way over in australia!!
beautiful flow and proportions...very well done, great use of texture
Outstanding fly all the way around.
Beutiful fly in killer colour combination...
Selene;
That's a beautiful tie of a Rangeley style streamer...nice!
A huge thanks everyone for the kind comments about the Jock Scott streamer..I really do enjoy tying these flies when I get a chance...
All the vey best Davie
Darren, very nice job, especially the head. I like the tapered sleek look. Also, anything w/golden badger is a fish killer.
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