Here is my version of a stonefly soft hackle. I don't know why the focus is so soft, but you get the idea.
Soft hackle stonefly
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Re: Soft hackle stonefly
A "catcher" for sure! You do nice work, John. Are you starting another fly box for the trip?
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Re: Soft hackle stonefly
It's one of the ones from the stonefly box, Ray. I better not fill too many more boxes, or I will have to rent a u-haul trailer to get them to Montana. I also have a couple of midge boxes, two boxes full of soft hackles and a third box of mixed soft hackles and nymphs.
Oh, wait, I forgot to mention the two boxes of dry flies and the box of hoppers.
Oh, wait, I forgot to mention the two boxes of dry flies and the box of hoppers.
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I take it to mean you are looking forward to this trip...
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Re: Soft hackle stonefly
Very nice indeed, JohnP.
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Re: Soft hackle stonefly
Oh, maybe just a little ...letumgo wrote:I take it to mean you are looking forward to this trip...