Stone Mouthfull SBS

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Re: Stone Mouthfull SBS

Post by DOUGSDEN » Tue May 27, 2014 7:18 pm

Dearest Bill,
Yowee!! What a terrific pattern and from the looks of the construction (thanks for the SBS. It's great!), very easy to tie. I like the way you seperated the leg segments at the end. Otherwise, that could get kinda messy I would think. This pattern not only has the glitz to fool some Madison (et al) River trout but some finicky farts here in the stillwater ponds near my ranch! Bill, I don't know how you do it but most everything you tie looks alive...and kicking!! This is truly great tying Bill! Please keep up the good works that you are now internationally famous for!
In awe of it all,
Doug
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Re: Stone Mouthfull SBS

Post by fly_fischa » Tue May 27, 2014 11:47 pm

What a great pattern/SBS Bill, thanks for taking the time. I love it! double RL's and all, you risk taker you :twisted:
I love the hackle and the fact that you left the plumes in, very cool, lots of movement and articulation. Can't wait to see one in the scissors of a of a big brown trout.
K ;)
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Re: Stone Mouthfull SBS

Post by letumgo » Tue Mar 02, 2021 6:58 am

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