Thats guys for those ideas. I do really appreciate it. I actually got a copy of most of those from an earlier post and have been looking forward to tying some. The only reason I have not been yet is that I don't own any dear, elk or any other hair as of yet. I have buck tail but I don't think it would work the same. Let me know if you think otherwise. One of the reasons I was looking at Davie's pattern (other than his skills at tying and how cool it looks) is that it did not need hair in it. As soon as I can get some hair, I plan on tying a bunch of those poppers along with a realistic mouse pattern called "The Dirty Rat". check it out.
I will tell you that I tried tying a cricket yesterday and had a hell of a time trying to put a knot in pheasant tail fibers for the legs. That is going to take some practice.
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