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    Very nice!!!

    wet
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    Beautiful fly, you did one heck of a job on it.

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    Lightbulb Mahogany ...

    ... is something I'm familiar with. Actually had some quite good dry fly ( emerger / cripple ) fishing on the Bitterroot this fall during that hatch.

    Thanks for the information and the link, gadabout and hairwing.

    John
    The fish are always right.

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    Nice to see someone tying "proper flies". Proportion is excellent, well done. As good as any I have seen & I have seen more than a few
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    I tied up a few of these last night per Fontinalis' pattern above and was pleased with the results. I'd also like to do a few using Bergman's pattern, which calls for Dark Claret hackle. Anybody have a source for this? I have some strung saddles in dark claret but I wouldn't be able to used the wound collar technique with these.

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    Great fly. I Esopus was my home stream before I retired to FL.

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    Hi Fishngene:

    I plan to fish the Esopus with this fly this year. When I catch a Trout on one I will tip my hat in your honor and say thanks to Ray Smith for this pattern.

    Board, thank you for all the kind words and I wish every one of you a happy and safe New Years. I plan to finish off this current year & ring in the new year with a long tying session and a glass of wine at mid night.

    Sincerely
    Andy Brasko

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