? Guess this fly game ?

[Brian K. Shaffer]

OK.. new interest in an old topic.. here are some good ones :

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3.

4.

5.

Try all in taney.. especially..

[mizzouflyfisher]

1. Comet variations (I particularly like pink comets, 30+" kings on back to back casts is pretty cool)

2. Crazy Charlie

3. Tent wing caddis?

4.

My reply was sent prematurely

4. The infamous "is it a fly or isn't it a fly" fly

5. Not sure, but intriguing, seems incredibly simple and I like the flashy underbody.

Here's a fly that I just found that looks pretty cool. Dano you'll probably like this fly.

[CaptainT16]

OK.. new interest in an old topic.. here are some good ones :

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3.

4.

5.

Try all in taney.. especially..

1. ?

2. Looks like somesort of mysis shrimp?

3. I know it's some kind of caddis

4. Maybe an earthworm or bloodworm?

5. Neat fly, but not sure what it is?

[Danoinark]

#1 Gurglers or Dahlberg Divers?

I know #4...is the Fergus "strung out in San Juan" worm...

Mizou...I don't know about that one...but you are right, I do like it!!!

Dano

[Wayne SW/MO]

1) definatly Comets

2) shrimp, but I don't know the pattern ( We don't have no Bonefish here

3) tent wing Caddis, but pattern?

4) The "Is it a fly?"

5) Trude.

Well I only know 2 out of 5

[Brian K. Shaffer]

1. Various Comets

2. Crazy Charlie

3. Web Wing Caddis

4. Strung out on the SJ

5. Crystal Trude

Here are some more :

1. Newer Fly

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3.

4.

5. Newer Fly

[mizzouflyfisher]

Here are a couple of flies.

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2.

3.

4.

[Brian K. Shaffer]

1. Mating Scud

2. Turcks Tarantula

3. Trico

4. Beadhead Prince

I wanted to put " some variation " in front of 3 of those.

The only one I know for sure is the Mating Scud pattern.

The 2nd fly is some form of the Tarantula pattern.. is it a stone version ?

The third fly is probably named by the material used for the wings.. just can't see it well.

The 4th fly has to be a beadhead prince.. ..

Nice ones Kyle - keep them coming! Only wierd thing is your pics do not show up whenever someone would respond back.. do you know how to put them in using that little picture of the tree on the ??

[mizzouflyfisher]

Number 1,2 and 3 are correct. The fourth is close. It's the other peacock herl body, gold ribbed with hen hackle fly. Number 3 is supposed to be a trico spinner, but it has a bunch of hackle, so I wouldn't consider it a spinner.

By the way, has anybody ever used a mating scud pattern? Done well with it?

From your previous flies posted it looks like we have a:

1. I think these are called whistlers, but I'm not sure.

2. Hi-Vis beetle-I prefer no vis (that way my dad won't steal them)

3. Mickey Finn

4. Damsel fly

5. Some pretty cool eggs What is the middle stuff?

[motroutbum]

1. John Barr's meat whistle

the mating scud is out of the orvis catalog and its a new fly for 2006 so i dont think many people would have fished it already....personally i think it was designed to catch fisherman not fish.