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Published Mar 16. 2006 - 18 years ago
Updated or edited Aug 8. 2015
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Good lookin streamer, might
Good lookin streamer, might have to try it for Bull Trout
hi chris,another great
hi chris,another great looking fly
best regards john
That is one very nice looking
That is one very nice looking streamer. I really like the way you tapered the body and the head is perfect in my opinion... whatever that is worth.
Beautiful fly. Just perfect.
Beautiful fly. Just perfect. How many saddle hackles are in the wing?
Bob Abrams
McLean, Virginia
Thanks all for the kind words
Thanks all for the kind words.
Bob, there are 4 saddle hackles.
Hail John of Wales! You get around my friend... :-) Your site is coming along nicely, even though I don't quite get ALL the terminology.... Straddle Bugs, eh? ;-)
straddle bugs
hi chris,thanks for the comment about the site,its got alot of work needing to be done ,if only people stopped phoning me for flies then i could get a bit more done it [maybe a sreamer page ?]
straddle bugs are just the style of pattern,i think that they have some catskill patterns called straddlebugs,they are fiished wet ,just under the surface
i will hopefully be sending you some soon
best regards john