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Smaller flymphs
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Re: Smaller flymphs
Smallest I have ever done is a #22. With a dubbing rope on a block too!
I hate it when I think I'm buying organic vegetables, and when I get home I discover they are just regular donuts.
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Re: Smaller flymphs
I have been stocking up on size 22's. I have used more in the 18 - 22 range the past few years than any other sizes.
I did a dozen Yellow and Muskrat last night.
I will do 20's today.
I did a dozen Yellow and Muskrat last night.
I will do 20's today.
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Re: Smaller flymphs
Carl - Don’t sneeze! 
I don’t know if I could even see it well enough to tie it on my line... 
Wayne - those are sweet!
I don’t know if I could even see it well enough to tie it on my line... Wayne - those are sweet!
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Re: Smaller flymphs
Old Hat!
That 22 is on a 1965 Lincoln in fairly good shape.
I'm using the Braile method when I tie that small these days.
Well done.
That 22 is on a 1965 Lincoln in fairly good shape.
I'm using the Braile method when I tie that small these days.
Well done.