Re: {Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Snowmagedon=tieathon

A few more -- lots of flies, a few soft hackles with CDC behind the partridge, a bucktail, etc.  

The stupid looking streamer with bead chain and 2 tones of marabou is probably the best warm water fly I've ever used.  I've never tried to use it for trout, but it's caught about every species off the Potomac that I wanted to catch.   Of course, my priority this season is going to be larger soft hackles instead ;).  

It's probably clear, but tying is a "supportive" activity and not a "primary" one to me ;).  

Terry - don't you tie those beautiful salmon flies?  I know a few folks in the club do -- put some up!  Come on -- I can barely use a cell phone, have no bookface account, don't blog, don't know how to twit or instagram, don't use that stupid linkedin, and basically only communicate with people other than Beth on this forum.  If I can figure it out, ANYONE can.  

Gene

On Friday, January 22, 2016 at 5:30:02 AM UTC-5, TurbineBlade wrote:

No, but at one of the hatcheries in MO way out in the country I probably cleaned up 2-3 actual, abandoned meth labs discarded on the property ;).  

If the fly pattern doesn't contain batteries and various pieces of glassware, I'd say it is poorly named.  

Gene

On Thursday, January 21, 2016 at 9:41:42 PM UTC-5, D. Walker wrote:

Anyone got a good video for a crystal meth fly they like? There are tons on you tube and trying to sort through them.

Vise is all set up over here!

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