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Nope.

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Zach,

I listen to every podcast. I listen to quite a few different podcasts, and your is among the best-produced I download.

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I have a bunch of them.

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I’d suggest he pick up a great book by Derek Quilliam called The Complete Guide to Trout Lures of New Zealand.

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No I haven’t.

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Thanks for the info Phil.

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Chad – they fish very well, as long as they are kept sparse as they are intended to be tied.

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I make these pretty much as their originator Keith Fulsher does.

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Thanks for that link Zach.

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Oh, forgot to address the inventory issue….

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FWIW – A friend of mine is a carpenter and was doing a job for some folks who had a bunch of reasonably nice furniture in their basement they were getting rid of and offered it to him.  He called me and asked me if I had a use for an armoire, to which I replied “Hell, yeah!”.  

Four big drawers on the bottom half for bird skins, large bags of bulk feathers, long dry fly saddles, large streamer saddles and necks, yarns, cements, paints, hook boxes, extra fly boxes, full peacock eye sticks, arctic fox tails, etc.   Top section is open shelves with a dozen or so 1.5 gal plastic storage bins (each labeled) for bucktails, strung saddle hackle, marabou, dry fly necks, assorted tails, etc.  

When closed, it provides a wife-pleasing appearance….save the moth crystal scent leaking out of it….   😎

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The historical perspective in much of Schullery’s writing is the reason I’m drawn to read his stuff.

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However, for really serious writing, especially in winter time, I like to pour off a glass of port.

My kinda guy….

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Zach et al,

Firstly, Hi all.

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