A few 15 inch Bows to start the day. Then, alot of size 14 to 20 inch Browns.
Gunnison River
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Gunnison River
What a couple size 20 flies look like after 20+ fish. A Slim Shady, and, Red Buttcrack baetis (Buttrash)
A few 15 inch Bows to start the day. Then, alot of size 14 to 20 inch Browns.
A few 15 inch Bows to start the day. Then, alot of size 14 to 20 inch Browns.
Re: Gunnison River
Hard work but someone has to be out there putting in the time! 
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Re: Gunnison River
Do you recycle the hooks (strip the materials off and retire them), or keep them to remember the day? I have a couple battered flies on my desk that were “retired” after a fantastic day of fishing. They sit on top of my tying desk, as a fond memory stream side.
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Re: Gunnison River
DUBBN, Howdy;
Not sure if you are aware, but someone photoshopped your Standard ND
hat into something totally different.
hank
Not sure if you are aware, but someone photoshopped your Standard ND
hat into something totally different.
hank
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Re: Gunnison River
No, I throw them away when they are that beat up.letumgo wrote: ↑Thu Apr 01, 2021 10:16 pm
Do you recycle the hooks (strip the materials off and retire them), or keep them to remember the day? I have a couple battered flies on my desk that were “retired” after a fantastic day of fishing. They sit on top of my tying desk, as a fond memory stream side.
Re: Gunnison River
I retire some for a memory at times. But the best way to strip them on a great fly is let the fish chew them down until only a wisp of tying thread is attached and it is simple to rebuild!