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    Default A Couple Flies I've Been Playing With

    A couple of weeks or so ago Tom Travis wrote a fine review of Denny's feathers and included a PED Flymph, though, to me it seemed more a soft hackle than a flymph. I took Tom's fly and tied it as a more traditional flymph, using the same materials as Tom, I think. Anyway, here it is. Thanks for a great fly Tom.



    PED Flymph
    Hook: Mustad 98482 Size 14
    Thread: GG Sheer 14/0 black or gray
    Tail: Wood Duck Flank fibers
    Rib: Fine Copper wire
    Abdomen: PED Dubbing
    Hackle: Medium Dun Hen
    Thorax: Partridge Aftershaft Feather

    I also check out Davey McPhail's videos almost every day and he posted a great CDC emerger that uses a minimum of materials. My favorite kind of fly.

    Here's a couple different versions. One sort of caddissy (is that a word), and the other more BWO like.



    Caddis Version.

    Hook: Daiichi 1130 size 14
    Thread: Danville 70 Denier, Camel color.
    Rib: Tying Thread Colored with Marker
    Tail: Sparse Deer Hair
    Thorax: Brown Beaver Dubbing
    Wing: Brown CDC Feather Tips
    Head: Brown Beaver Dubbing



    BWO Version

    Hook: Daiichi 1130 Size 20
    Thread: Gordon Griffiths Sheer 14/0
    Rib: Tying Thread Colored with Marker
    Tail: Sparse Coq de Leon
    Thorax: Olive Beaver Dubbing
    Wing: Natural CDC Feather Tip
    Head: Olive Beaver Dubbing.

    Enjoy,

    REE
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    Now aren't those just pretty as a picture! nice ties REE!

    - Jeff
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    Ron, those are some beautiful flies. Your tying abilities are second to none!

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    Really nice flies Ron. Hope ya don't mind if I copy some of them.
    Member FFF , TU, MTFF
    Ron

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    Ron,
    I have no doubts that they will work. Very nice symmetry and proportions. Best Regards......
    Exploring the waters of western Montana...

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    Well done, friend. Thanks for sharing. I'm going to be tying some of those up as well as some like what you gave me in Ellensburg. You ought to share that one here also.

    Kelly.
    Tight Lines,

    Kelly.

    "There will be days when the fishing is better than one's most optimistic forecast, others when it is far worse. Either is a gain over just staying home."

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    Nice looking little flies Ron!!!!
    Happy Trails!
    Ronn

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