Bill - What thread did you use? Did you manage this with silk?
Simply gorgeous!
Devil's Crook
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Re: Devil's Crook
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Re: Devil's Crook
Ray ~ The thread on this fly is Pearsall's Gossamer #10 ash, although the recipe in the book reference that Carl sent to me calls for darkly waxed #9a grey.
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Re: Devil's Crook
William and Bill,
I am stunned at how beautiful each of your patterns are! They both are real fish catchers and some beautiful photo's from each of you would be super-duper. Please include also the fish that took the patterns no matter what the girth.
Signed,
Garth
I am stunned at how beautiful each of your patterns are! They both are real fish catchers and some beautiful photo's from each of you would be super-duper. Please include also the fish that took the patterns no matter what the girth.
Signed,
Garth
Fish when you can, not when you should! Anything short of this is just a disaster.
Re: Devil's Crook
Ditto.DOUGSDEN wrote:William and Bill,
I am stunned at how beautiful each of your patterns are! They both are real fish catchers and some beautiful photo's from each of you would be super-duper. Please include also the fish that took the patterns no matter what the girth.
I'd missed this one. William, Bill, these are stunning.