last flies

[Wes]

these are the last flies i tied i think in april 1998. tryin to get back but it's difficult.

[Grubb]

Wes very good looking flies, hope all goes well with the recovery of the rest of your stuff... I like that fly in the top left corner, I tye one like it using red floss tag, very fine chenille body, peacock thorax, partridge, and black thread on a 12 hook. I tied it at first to use for warm water and found it to work best for browns...

[Quill gordon]

these are the last flies i tied i think in april 1998. tryin to get back but it's difficult.

Wes,
After a 12yr. layoff, I don't think anything would be easy!
Just do what you can do......................

[Wes]

@grubb..if i remember that body is tanned deer strip. the butt is floss, fluor. red, green, orange, pink.

@quill gordon...that's 'zactly what i plan to do. however the house remodel comes first, maybe finish in like 2 or 3 months.

thanks to both y'all for the compliments

[rainbowchaser]

Not the last flies , just the most recent ones. I'm sure that with your knowledge of tying you will find a way to produce good flies despite whatever physical problems you have to work around.

[NJTroutbum]

Like already stated....not the last flies....the most recent flies. Looking forward to seeing the "next" flies.

[rookie]

Wes, those are a very nice assortment of flies. I think starting back would be like riding a bike, once you've done it , you don't forget how. There may be small techniques that you have forgotten but will remember once you get to them. Glad you are back at the "VICE", I mean vise.

[Lake Erie High Ball]

Wes,

What size is that? Lint ?

[Wes]

i think lint is about right. 20, 22, and the baetis parvus may be 24.

[quivira kid]

Wes, I'll let you know when the bluegills take up residence in the creek at Sedgwick County Park and we'll go catch some.

Zac