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Biot Bodies (Smooth or Ridged...How To Do it)
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Biot Bodies (Smooth or Ridged...How To Do it)
SwittersB wrote 7 hours ago: ChiFly.com Biot Bodies Notch Down Smooth Body Notch Up Ridged Body Fly Anglers Online … more →
You harlot!!
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SwittersB wrote 1 day ago: I didn’t tie this pattern (Jack Hagan, see 7-26-08 posting here)…the Summer Run (which I … more →
Stubble in Trouble (The Respectfully Tucked Away Hare's Ear Nymph)
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SwittersB wrote 2 days ago: The Hare’s Ear..The Gold Ribbed Hare’s Ear…The Bead Head Gold Ribbed Hare’s … more →
Fish Can't Read (Sign Up)
SwittersB wrote 2 days ago: FISH CAN’T READ (Check It Out & Sign Up) … more →
Support Local Fly Shops
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SwittersB wrote 3 days ago: Yes, you can order on eBay, shop at the big box ’sportsman’s warehouse’ or find li … more →
Tying the Shaving Brush Emerger (Goulburn Valley FF Tutorial)
SwittersB wrote 5 days ago: Shaving Brush SHAVING BRUSH EMERGER PATTERN AT GOULBURN VLY. FF Goulburn Valley FF Site Fly Tying Ar … more →
November rain and near snow on the Rogue
rogueriversalmonsteelheadboard wrote 5 days ago: Below normal cold weather and icy precipitation nearly send us home early on this mid November day, … more →
Czech or Polish or Caddis Larva (The Attractive Curved Shank Hook)
SwittersB wrote 1 week ago: TYING A CZECH NYMPH~SCUD PATTERN~CADDIS LARVA I like to tie in the plastic over lay at the rear and … more →
Dragons & Damsels (State by State)
SwittersB wrote 1 week ago: “First things first. The scientific name for the order to which the dragonflies and damselfli … more →
Early November along the Rogue
rogueriversalmonsteelheadboard wrote 1 week ago: Great Fall action abounds along Oregon’s Rogue River. This steelhead took on only my second ca … more →
Tying Flies for the Approval of Others and Maybe the Occassional Fish
SwittersB wrote 1 week ago: Singlebarbed and Fly Tying “….the majesty of the first fish caught on your own fly, and … more →
Fly Tying With Starling Feathers (When Partridge and Hen Feathers are Too Big)
SwittersB wrote 1 week ago: STARLING FEATHERS FOR WET FLIES AND FLYMPHS Starling … more →
Fly Tying the Pupatator (Bead Head Pupa......Jack Hagan Pattern)
SwittersB wrote 1 week ago: This originally was a larger bead head pattern in the size 10 range that was run through riffles and … more →
Wet Whistle (A Natural Beauty)
SwittersB wrote 1 week ago: There are the wet flies, and I admit I like them, that are like overdone hussies. Ripe with anticipa … more →
Comparadun Wing (Tutorial)
SwittersB wrote 2 weeks ago: COMPARADUN TUTORIAL @ FLY GUYS OUTFITTING One of the most difficult fly tying maneuvers I struggle w … more →
Tying a Hairwing Dun-Emerger (But, a Well Known Caddis Pattern too)
SwittersB wrote 2 weeks ago: I frankly never remember to tie these patterns. How simple while churning out dozens of Elk Hair Cad … more →
Fly Tying...the Dredging Pupa (Chuck and You Better Duck)
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SwittersB wrote 2 weeks ago: The pattern is a heavily weighted and meant for lobbing and dredging on a short, controlled drift..a … more →
November begins on the upper Rogue River
rogueriversalmonsteelheadboard wrote 2 weeks ago: The Rogue River near twilight during November. November has arrived on the upper Rogue and now is a … more →
Fly tying the Lightning Bug (Flashing the Hatch)
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SwittersB wrote 2 weeks ago: Fly tying strives to simulate or suggest bug life as it is, with only a glint of flash to suggest se … more →
