[jason r.]

Is there anywhere that I can access your article on silly putty spoon flies and/or buy the past edition?  I wasn’t interested in tying spoon flies at the time, but am leaning that way now.

Just curious — are you in a position to compare your method to some of the methods involving clear cure goo?  (I was also considering buying some of the Dupree blades if I decide to make my own)

My biggest concern at this point is blowing a chance at a good fish because my homemade fly doesn’t wobble correctly.

I recently subscribed to the Fly Tyer’s e-Edition through iTunes.

[jason r.]

I own a litespeed 1.5 and a 3.5.  The 3.5 has been used and abused for over 10 years and it has not lost a step.  Nothin but Lamson love round here.    

Jason Riley – Your local shop is one of the best in the business.  

International Angler?

[jason r.]

I own two Lamsons, a Litespeed 1.5 used for trout and older model Velocity for Steelhead.

[jason r.]

Great photos!

[jason r.]

I’m another Simms Rivershed guy and am extremely pleased.  Mine are the First Gen version with Aquastealth and studs.  Making a transition from felt to rubber came with a brief period of adjustment time but I’m glad I took the plunge.

I fish mostly small backcountry streams, larger creeks/rivers with rough freestone stream terrain and am quite pleased with their grip, support and comfort.  What I love most is that I can fish in the winter and snow no longer sticks to my boots! ;D  Also love that they don’t hold much if any water weight.  

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