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    Default Kreft Beetle Bailey SBS



    Pretty straightforward pattern.


    hook - Dai Riki 300 #10
    thread - Danville 6/0 black
    tail - moose body hair
    body/head - 2mm foam black
    indicator - Parapost yarn hot orange
    legs - black rubber
    hackle - grizzly

    Part 1

    Mash barb start thread, wrap to bend



    [img]https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48614928556_6d73a5c343_c.jpg[/img


    Clean, stack, measure (gap width) a clump of moose hair; tie in, wrap to 2/3 mark






    Taper end of foam strip; tie in




    Pull foam forward; tie down at 2/3 mark




    Tie in yarn




    Tie in legs; trim yarn



    Just a tourist passing through


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    Part 2

    Tie in hackle




    Wrap hackle, tie off/trim




    Move thread to eye, tie down foam; create abdomen




    Create thread dam at eye to lift foam at front






    Trim head, trim out hackle underneath, half hitch x 2, SHHAN








    Regards,
    Scott
    Last edited by ScottP; 08-27-2019 at 02:58 PM.
    Just a tourist passing through


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    Interesting and timely with terrestrial, dry / dropper season upon us. Kind of reminds me of the Hippie Stomper which is very popular here in the WI / MN driftless region. Beautiful tie and photographs as usual Scott.

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    Thanks Scott. Should catch some fish.
    Are your photo's linked or do you post them individually. Also, how do you link them with photo software?

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    Quote Originally Posted by lastchance View Post
    Are your photo's linked or do you post them individually. Also, how do you link them with photo software?
    Bruce,

    I dump my pics onto my computer, weed out the rejects, and then download them to Flikr, an online photo hosting site (used to use Photobucket, but had some issues with them); then I grab the image IDs and post them

    Example [img]YOUR IMAGE ID[/img]


    BTW, there’s a 10 pic limit per post on FAOL; if you have more than that you have to split the thread into multiple posts.
    There are other photo hosting sites available but I’ve been happy with Flikr.

    Regards,
    Scott
    Last edited by ScottP; 08-26-2019 at 03:47 PM.
    Just a tourist passing through


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