[Guest]

After being cooped up in the hospital these last few weeks, finally had a chance to hit the vice and bang off a few. Nothing too exciting, but hey! It'll give you fine folks something to look at at work right?

A copper coachman; (subbed real polar wing for some polar-chenille fibers)

deerhair Crystal Boatman-bear-pig-scud

P-quad

"Marks Minnow" (great 1-minute fly)

Matuka-muddler-somethingrather..

Polar&Tan leech

 

[11th Warrior]

Nice looking ties Andy. I really like the Pquad softhackle. That would do well here on the Island. Get better soon.

 

[Guest]

Right on, thanks! There's another version of it called the "Psychadelic P-quad" that works wonders in the Manitoba parkland lakes. I should be up there over the next weekend, so hopefully will have some fish-porn to post for you fine folks !

 

[nebc]

Right on, thanks! There's another version of it called the "Psychadelic P-quad" that works wonders in the Manitoba parkland lakes. I should be up there over the next weekend, so hopefully will have some fish-porn to post for you fine folks !

The article is good but for one confusing point Andy. It says in the materials list the body is 'Medium Crystal Dubbing' but the photo shows something a little different? I re-read the article to find my own answer within the text area, where stated that it is 'Hairline’s medium brown Crystal Dubbing' I have tied a dozen of the p-quad in sizes 10 and 12 on Daiichi 1760 hooks along with this version today. Thanks, they look great.

 

[Guest]

Got doctors order's that i will be able to make it out to the parklands for some troutin' this weekend.

With september well underway, I tied up some plane n' simple anti-static and frostbite damsel nymphs. Great easy-quick tie that works wonders this time of year!

 

[TieFlier]

Thats a great little pattern! I'll be taking that one down for when I'm out next on stillwaters.