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Our thoughts and prayers go out to Bill and his family.

Very nice indeed!

GILs_GONE_WILD wrote:who cares how it's spelled.

Lightning has struck, the "Entrail Schminnow" has been born!

The lab experiments have begun, now if I can just get lightning to hit the electrodes ...

Okay, most of the stuff I tie is unconventional anyway. I even have an idea of what to tie, let you know when the prototype is finished.

GILs_GONE_WILD wrote:black plastic eyes

Uh oh! Guess I better take a black Sharpie to the ones I tied with green eyes. I feel like such a failure

http://www.hatches.tv/play.php?vid=222" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

In this example using bead chain eyes they are on top. Guess it would depend on which way you want the hook point to ride, neither is wrong, at least to me.

I will use the PB for something special, certainly not to experiment. It is a really neat material with a whole different texture than bucktail, also has a translucent quality that bucktail lacks.
Thank you again.

CooKnFish wrote:Good to see them roosting. I wonder why they didn't shut down US 41 when they were roosting over here last year...

Or US 301 between Ellenton and Parrish

Finally, I can get back to the bench and work on my flies, therapy. The real world is taking up too much time. These aren't very good but at least a start. These first flies are the damselflies I wanted to try. This is what I needed wing material for. First tried these extended bodies with bucktail ...

Soon, very soon.

noles wrote:Jim, I made some awhile back. I think they work great. I made a jig to make them. You can swing by an borrow it if you like. I'll even show you how to make them (if I can remember).

Very cool. If I survive the next few days of crazieness I'll see about taking you up on that.

GILs_GONE_WILD wrote: However, I can show you all a twisted leader that takes 1/10 the time and is "almost" as good. This was also shown to me at 'Poontangle X.

Would this be the one? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbcVaEe3RIs" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Rik wrote:Crocs

Why drag this into the gutter?

We'll see, it's a learning thing.