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Comment to #84 - Parmachene Belle (Variant)

Thanks for sharing these! I will share with my friends.

Comment to #84 - Parmachene Belle (Variant)

Nice flies :)

Comment to #84 - Parmachene Belle (Variant)

Bob, stunning fly! You outdid yourself on this one! A knock-out for sure!

Comment to #84 - Parmachene Belle (Variant)

Bob that fly is perfect. I have often tied and fished this fly as a wet fly but never as a streamer.... I think that will change over the next week now after seeing this.

Comment to #83 - Kelly's Killer

Beautiful fly!

Beauty pics mate! That's a

Beauty pics mate! That's a stellar brown!

Nick

Bob, this article is

Bob, this article is excellent. I have used a lot of schappen for throats on streamers. I am thinking that the hen feathers might work well. (although they might not be long enough for the long shanked streamers) I have a few hen capes and saddles, mostly natural. (wingless wets) Thanks for this info. I enjoyed reading this, as well as all your articles.
Kelly

Amir,

If this ver

Amir,

If this very simple and clear sequence can't do it, I'm afraid we can't help you... Look on YouTube, Vimeo or ask in your local flyshop for help.

Martin

hi
I want tie wooll

hi
I want tie woolly bugger but i can not understand the pictures .
can you help me with this?

Comment to #82 - Jordan's No 80

I love this one, everything about it!

Comment to #82 - Jordan's No 80

Beauty fly,nicely done,great combination of materials that everyone has but does not use enough.

Just saw the thing i

Just saw the thing in Ljubljana and bought the DVD on the spot....
one of the best films in the festival - no doubt!

Comment to #81 - Butch's Phantom (Variant)

Super job on this one darren. Colors are outstanding!
One of my favorite patterns.

Comment to #81 - Butch's Phantom (Variant)

Thanks Joel. It's one I don't see often.

Comment to #81 - Butch's Phantom (Variant)

Lovely colors produce a beautiful streamer.

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Mike,

Mike,

Thanks a bunch for the story and the pictures! We're just starting the season here, and cabin fever is running high. so a few fishing pics always soothes...

Martin

Hi Martin !
Receive

Hi Martin !
Received your book few days ago. Excellent !
Lot of tips and great pictures.
Stimulates me come there and try for these fishes .....
Pino

I stripped back the

I stripped back the coating on the fly line just leaving the nylon braid and tied an albright knot to the leader..The knot diameter is the same as the nail knot....Anyone know any reasons why this wouldnt be suitable. I'm new to fly fishing.

Nice job Martin, exc

Nice job Martin, excellent work. Really!

Best

Paul

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Thanks everyone!

hi Martin,
thanks a

hi Martin,
thanks alot for your quick reply and i live in london,england,uk. i will get in touch with my local council and ask them aswell.

raja,,

Whether yo

raja,,

Whether you can keep and butcher animals in your back yard depends on your local laws and rules, and since I have no idea where you are in the world, I have no idea whether you can or not.

But where I used to live here in Denmark (a normal family house neighborhood in the city), we were allowed to have chickens (and rabbits if we wanted) on a small hobby-scale in the garden or back yard. We had to conform to certain hygiene standards, but we could butcher ourselves locally. We weren't allowed to have roosters (due to the noise).

Martin

Hi guys,

Hi guys,
can we butcher the chicken in our back garden and if we keep quails and rabbits for meat purpose can they be done without a license or not.
Thanks in advance