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  • in reply to: Vise fever – I gots it bad #56572

    don’t get me wrong…I would tie on one if it were given to me, but they are a bit too proud of their product for me. I’ll stick w/ my $150 Peak and be fine. Rotary, bobbin holder and a solid platform…what else do you need?
    D.

    in reply to: Say hello to my little friend! #30212

    Thanks for the suggestions y’all. But the wife decided on Naia, you know how it goes. We expect her to top out around 50lbs., let’s hope. And Neal, your desires may come true if this one does not stop yelping all the time. This is our first dog, and it is truly a learning experience w/ a stubborn pup.
    D.

    in reply to: Trying to tie a Caddis Pupa #56516

    I like the ice dub idea. I have tied buggers w/ it, but it got everywhere and I did not have real good results w/ it. But I think I will try it on the pupa. Thanks for the idea.
    D.

    in reply to: Trying to tie a Caddis Pupa #56514

    Abe,
    Softhackles certainly do great where we are headed. You ever try any of the thin skin (I think that is what it is called) to make ribbed bodies? Maybe a better question would be what do you use for your pupa bodies?

    AO,
    Great site and good lookin’ bugs; looks like a bit of work though. You ever tie any of those? Do pretty good for you?

    D.

    in reply to: Trying to tie a Caddis Pupa #56511

    Try any w/ peacock herl yet? They look good, but for me, the herl does not extend far enough to represent legs. Remember the naturals we pulled out downriver from Cold Hole?

    D.

    in reply to: Say hello to my little friend! #30206

    The wife is thinking “Naia.” What do you think?
    D.

    in reply to: Couple flies from this weekend #56634

    Abe,
    We are completely on the same page. I was just staring at our new dog this morning, and my wife looks at me, then simply says, “NO!” I didn’t say a word, but she knew. I just gotta wait until my new girl gets some more body to her coat; hopefully, that way I will not get caught.
    D.

    in reply to: Cultural exchange. #30191

    I agree DA! They look as though they are trying to warm up w/ their wings so close in, or maybe all watching the same thing to the left, despite the aluminum enema! Also looks like they are sitting on the crapper in unison. Not a pleasing thought for dinner, but I bet they taste awesome nonetheless.
    D.

    in reply to: Say hello to my little friend! #30202

    Not a bad idea Benjamin, but Stevie Nicks scares me. I really cannot describe it…maybe like those whom irrationally fear clowns??? But I like your thought process there. I have to come up w/ something soon though. The poor girl is bound to be getting confused.
    D.

    in reply to: Vise fever – I gots it bad #56565

    Abe,
    I have tied on a Peak for a couple of years now, and I have no reason to change it now. You could always get another set of jaws and/or the “c” clamp. Why dump the cash on a new one? Especially for a Renzetti? It seems that w/ Renzettis, folks either hate them or love them, no gray on that issue.

    My $0.02, just get add-ons for what you already have.
    Dusty

    in reply to: Gila Wilderness Report. #30151

    Aaron,
    How far are you from Farmington, San Juan R.?
    D.

    in reply to: Cultural exchange. #30187

    DA,
    You can buy a stand which holds the beer, plus it has a wide base so the whole contraption will not fall over. Or, you can just shove an open can up the bird’s arse.

    in reply to: My falconry work is in Texas Parks and Wildlife #65075

    That bird is rather intimidating. I would hate to be on the receiving end of that beak! Great stuff Kendal. Do you mind sharing the story behind that particular image?
    D.

    in reply to: Good Grief! Lost again…. #65073

    Dang Kendal-When it rains it pours, huh?
    Glad to hear you are back on track though. Are you going to post some of the falconry images you spoke of? Congrats on getting the cover!
    Dusty

    in reply to: Crap! #56586

    glad to hear…so how about some pics of you’ll be tying w/ those new jaws!  🙂

    in reply to: Xtreme angling, living on the edge. #30250

    5 ollies! That will be difficult to top. I’ll get back to you on that one, Carter.
    D.

    in reply to: Crap! #56584

    Check your PM in 3 minutes.
    D.

    in reply to: Crap! #56582

    There went that idea! I’ve worked in the fly shop in BassPro and at Orvis, and if you had bought it at either of those, I would be able to make some suggestions, but now, if I were you, I would just walk in there being as nice as you can be and see how good their customer service is?

    BTW, is the fly shop named hawk something or something hawk?
    D.

    in reply to: Crap! #56580

    Andrew,
    Where did you buy the vise? Mom and pop fly shop or big-box, internet?
    D.

    in reply to: Getting the big picture with macro lenses #65245

    Great suggestions, John. Thank you. I have always liked the way you think. That $250 savings could get me into a tripod Neal and I were discussing.
    D.

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