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    Default Double Terrestrial Swap **Completed**

    My last Terrestrial Swap has had so many lookers and is still being looked at, so I decided to do another one with a twist. It looks like the trend right now is large numbers of flies for swaps. So this one will be for two different flies. You will need to pick two terrestrials to tie.
    Lets limit this to 12 tiers. That will be 2 patterns 12 flies each, total of 24 flies. Any bug or insect that is not normally in the water but may end up there by falling or being wind blown into the water.
    Signup Deadline will be Feb 15, Flies do to me by April 1.
    Besure to ship your flies in a box big enough and strong enough to hold the flies you will be getting back. Enclose it along with a return stamped and addressed envelope into an envelope strong enough to hold it all. No metered mailing strips please. Don't forget to toe tag your flies. Also please mark your envelopes with your online name and the swap name.
    I will PM you My Shipping Address as you sign up for the Swap. Please let me know when you receive my Address.

    I will be tying a Tan Foam Hopper and a Red Lady Bug.

    Hook: Mustad 3366 #8
    Thread: UTC Tan 140
    Body: Tan Closed Cell Foam
    Underbody: Tan Chenille
    Rib: UTC Gold wire
    Wing: Yellow-Brown Bucktail
    Head: Tan Closed Cell Foam
    Legs: Barred Yellow sili Legs
    Note: body and head are formed
    from one continuous strip of
    foam that is folded over itself
    Cover tie off point with SHHAN

    LADY BUG
    Hook: Mustad 94840 #14
    Thread: UTC 140 Red
    Body: Sheet Foam Red
    Black Dots From Sharpy
    Legs: Black Hackle
    Head: Cut End of Foam
    Cover Foam and Thread with
    Dave's Flexament

    *1-bassman--Tan Foam Hopper & Red Lady Bug**Tied**
    *2-DianeID--Black Ant & Indicator Hopper**Received**
    *3-Vulture6--Black Bucktail Beetle & Mini-Hopper
    *4-RickZ--Bee Popper & Beetle**Received**
    *5-George Emanuel--LeTort Hopper & LeTort Cricket**Dropped**
    *6-ibrb--Mini Tiger Beetle & Termite**Received**
    *7-kayakfish--Red Flying Ant & Gartside Bug**Received**
    *8-Mike Harsh--Black Widow Spider & Joe's Drowning Ant**Received**
    *9-Crotalus--Club Sandwich & Inch Worm**Received**
    *10-greyfox--Cinnamon Fur Ant & Something Else**Received**
    *11-Robert Taipala--Yellow Gurglepop & Pink Foam Diver**Received**
    *12-GT2FLY--foam bee pattern and an ant**Received**


    Thanks to all of you in advance. John
    I wish you all everlasting flies and tight lines.

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    I would like to jump in (pardon the pun) with a black ant and indictor hopper. Thanks.

    Diane

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    Your in Diane, and thanks for joining in for this one. John
    I wish you all everlasting flies and tight lines.

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    I'd like to get in on this one.

    I'll do a black bucktail beetle and a mini-hopper (it can imitate many different things - started off as a fluttering caddis but kind of grew into a hopper pattern after several trips to Mossy Creek in the Shenandoah valley).

    Both flies are my own design (thus the fancy names), and are my "go-to" flies when all else fails.

    I'll include the recipes with the flies.
    Do not tell fish stories where the people know you; but particularly, don't tell them where they know the fish. ~ Mark Twain

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    Vulture6, You are in and thanks for joining. My Foam Hopper and My Lady Bug are also my go to flies in the Spring. John
    I wish you all everlasting flies and tight lines.

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    Bumping this one back up. I am sure there are many out there that like to tie and use terrestrials. John
    I wish you all everlasting flies and tight lines.

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    Bee popper and beetle

    Rick

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    Rick, you are in thanks very much for joining in on this one. John
    I wish you all everlasting flies and tight lines.

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    I'd like to do the LeTort Hopper, and the LeTort Cricket, both were designed by Ed Shenk, and have become PA classics.
    Thanks,
    George Emanuel

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    Sounds great George, your in. Thanks for joining. John
    I wish you all everlasting flies and tight lines.

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