Very nicely tied STRMR Eunan. I really like it. The wings are married perfectly. Where can I get those goose dyed feathers? Any link? Petr
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Very nicely tied STRMR Eunan. I really like it. The wings are married perfectly. Where can I get those goose dyed feathers? Any link? Petr
Thanks Petr,
All the goose i use is from John McLain or Aaron Ostoj
An excellent article. I tie flies and jigs all the time, but learned something from this article. An excellent 'teacher'.
Excellent article!
I tie these flies as teasers above a jig for surf fishing. You never know what you're going to hook up to when fishing one.
shoulders are ringneck body feathers dyed black
I'm a big fan of barred wood duck, copper, and GP crests. Great material choice by the original tyer. Very nice work. I enjoyed reading the history too of this fly. You did an excellent job with this fly.
I had never heard of this pattern until now,staying in Scotland myself,i will have to tie some up.I think this streamer will work great on those big "back end trout"....
Great video!
"Salta Province in NW Argentina is the only place on earth where you can consistently catch large freshwater dorado (Salminus maxilosus) on small, clear streams". And Bolivia too of course...
Hi Don,
this is very orginal blend of colors, nicely tied STRMR. What are the shoulders (cheeks)? Are those dyed or natural?
Another clean, and beautiful tie Mike!
love it...but there is an added bonus for me...Hank was a close friend.
Hi Glenn,
Love the fly. As usual, a terrific job. Hope to catch you at a JW meeting this year.
Best regards,
Bruce
Very creative fly indeed,the coloures work so well...
I really love the look of this fly,it just looks special...Jim Bennett.
Had to put the sunflasses on to look at this one,a very sweet fly indeed...JimBennett.
A very nicely tied fly,well done Peggy..Jim Bennett.
Of all the TCC flies, this one is my absolute favorite, but a country mile!
Tom,
Check the factbox in Korrie's article and contact the outfitters for further information.
Martin
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