Fuente Fly?

All about flies Fly Tying
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The idea for a cigar fly was conjured up while working on the dream catcher fly last winter (while also enjoying a stogie). I finally got around to tying it while waiting out thunderstorms the last few days. Complete with it’s own humidor.

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Filler: Shaped balsa under-body
Binder: CA glue
Wrapper: Brown floss
Label: Pieces form actual cigar labels
(Coal: Orange floss)
(Ash: white antron dubbing)
(Smoke: Polypropylene fibers)

Humidor lined with Spanish Cedar filled with aged ‘tobacco’ for packing and complete with Cuban export label.

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BB you never cease to amaze me…that is Cool

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I like it! :o)

I wonder which end the fish would go for first?

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In this age of political correctness…as with barbs…you will likely be forced to tie it “smokeless” in short order:^)

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So what would you catch with that, a rising politician? But I remember a sexy blonde advertising cigars back people were allowed to make their own decision rather that people who know better than you doing it for you. Edie Adams I believe, enjoy a moment from my youth.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVYySKyBbUs

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That was cool. Good idea.

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Now that’s cool!

Before someone steals your idea, send it in to Fly Tyers Magazine and Cigar Aficionado.

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Oh sure, anybody can make a robusto. :slight_smile:

With one of those $19 hooks, you could have made a churchill.

Really nice!

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Good call Steve!:smiley: Although wasting a 10XL Carrie Stevens hook on a ‘fun fly’ would take some considerable thought.