Steelhead/Salmon Flymphs..... ;>)
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Re: Steelhead/Salmon Flymphs..... ;>)
i think it looks very cool.....looks like it was fun.....and nothin' is more important than that. If your enjoying yourself with your tying.....learning things.....pushin' your own personal boundries, etc., what more can be asked for? Just keep havin' Fun.....we love it. i like the colors you used together.
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Re: Steelhead/Salmon Flymphs..... ;>)
I love this one. It looks like it would be a deadly fly for sure!
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Re: Steelhead/Salmon Flymphs..... ;>)
This name after a legendary trumpet player from the 40's.........long time member of the Basie Band. 
The red bead inside the hackle, is bout the smallest size i have in a silver lined glass bead.
The red bead inside the hackle, is bout the smallest size i have in a silver lined glass bead. - Attachments
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CAUSE, it don't mean a thing, if it aint got that swing.....
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Re: Steelhead/Salmon Flymphs..... ;>)
That's simply elegant, Mark. Here's one I did as a lark ... a giant waterhen bloa on a Size 6 salmon hook (Daiichi 2421) using Gudebrod "D" rod winding thread; I call it a "blymph" ...
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Re: Steelhead/Salmon Flymphs..... ;>)
Bill - as in Big Flymph = blymph?
Great flies guys. I love the names of these flies. "Hot Lips Page" is a cool stage name.
Great flies guys. I love the names of these flies. "Hot Lips Page" is a cool stage name.
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Re: Steelhead/Salmon Flymphs..... ;>)
Ray ~ Bloa + flymph = blymph. Yeah, it's pretty lame ...
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Re: Steelhead/Salmon Flymphs..... ;>)
BSF=Big Swinging Flymph.Bill - as in Big Flymph = blymph?
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Re: Steelhead/Salmon Flymphs..... ;>)
Mark, that Hot Lips is a neat tie, funny thing is the pink is actually a killer colour at times. I'd bet any self respecting Steelhead would not let it pass by.
Bill, your Blymph- if photographed away from the vice jaws, would be hard to tell it was "oversized". Nice proportions.
Bill, your Blymph- if photographed away from the vice jaws, would be hard to tell it was "oversized". Nice proportions.
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Re: Steelhead/Salmon Flymphs..... ;>)
CreationBear wrote:BSF=Big Swinging Flymph.Bill - as in Big Flymph = blymph?
Some of the same morons who throw their trash around in National parks also vote. That alone would explain the state of American politics. ~ John Gierach, "Still Life with Brook Trout"
Re: Steelhead/Salmon Flymphs..... ;>)
Sure love the last two presented here, great work!