What we tied at class

[Jeremy Hunt]

Here's some pictures of the flies we tied on Tuesday. Since it's getting warmer I thought it would be a good idea to get some "new" warm water patterns in the fly box to try out. I thought the double up was a great idea and everybody really enjoyed this pattern the most.

Phil, when it's nice outside I think we should have it out at the pavilion. Also we could continue it all year if you would like to. What do you think? We had alot of people drop by and check it out. I think it's good for the resort.

[WebFreeman]

I like that two-headed one. That's pretty clever. What size hook is that?

[Randall]

i recognize the peacock herl, but what kind of feather is that on the sides?

[Jeremy Hunt]

The hook is any 4x long streamer style with a down eye. Just make sure it's a long shank. That's the key.

What’s up Randall? When you coming back to the area to fish? That feather you’re asking about is emu. I thought it makes a great lateral line.

[WebFreeman]

So you just put the bend it yourself?

[Randall]

yeah, i like that feather on there, it gives it more of that fish look i think than just the bucktail.

right now, it looks like i'll be coming down the week after may 12... but thats a ways off right now.

[Jeremy Hunt]

Yes, you just put the bend in it yourself.

Randall, call me before you come. Did you still need that material?

[Randall]

for sure... maybe do a little catchin... knock myself out with a jig again... you know, the usual

i think i'm good on those materials. i gotta do inventory as soon as i'm done with these papers i'm procrastinating on right now... 2 10 pagers with 10-15 minute powerpoint presentations attached.