LeptoMania 2009

[anonymous]

The Leptophelibiidae nymphs are finally moving here.

[Neal Osborn]

Just when I think I know enough about entomology . . . Will your bug posts always translate to like an hour of reading and learning.

[john michael white]

Nice coloration on that one!

[lee church]

That’s a cool bug.

[David Anderson]

Gosh, pheasant tail REALLY does look like nymph doesn’t it ?

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A picture is thousand words that takes less than a second while a thousand words is a picture that takes a month.

[anonymous]

Thanks folks- yep David ….Ph tail is an interesting material:)))

Took these this morning

[David Anderson]

Turkey for that one Will.. 😉

I need you to come to Oz and shoot some of our nymphs to help with the tying..

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A picture is thousand words that takes less than a second while a thousand words is a picture that takes a month.

[anonymous]

I’ll be there in 2012 David

[David Anderson]

It will be worth the paddle..  😉

Will, I used to do a lot more tying and most of my flies are my own, but since the kid count started going up, the bench is a little under loved.
I started tying my own nymphs, so I could get them the exact weight I needed for my regular streams – all very small and fished with 2 & 3 weights.

I find your insect shots very inspirational – they make me want to tie better flies..

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A picture is thousand words that takes less than a second while a thousand words is a picture that takes a month.

[anonymous]

I hear you David with kids etc etc – whole reason I started doing bug pics was to try and improve my patterns – that seems to have gotton lost in the

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