MAINE - Life in the Slow Lane
Quote by: stephenHi Mike
Nice flies..I do like the double butted cosseboom ..I shall have to tie a couple
for my own box..
P.S. I have not forgotten that you once referred to my bomber as a "Carter Bug"
Quarryville Cossebooms Stephen ....you know everything on the Miramichi has to have a Fl butt 
Dave those are Buck Bugs in the next pic from the Bombers and are tied with deer hair, they are wet flies
Mike
What are those flies with the Blue Hackle called, they are beautiful.
See Yah
Lee
Quote by: LeeGoldsmithMike
What are those flies with the Blue Hackle called, they are beautiful.
See Yah
Lee
LOL...Lee I had 2 spots left on my display board for the Dieppe show next week and didn't know what to tie, I'm burnt out, I threw these togeather to fill the gaps...I guess the would be a Silver Doctor variant 
Dang Mike you have been a busy tier. Nice looking flies. I wonder if the were tied down to a size 12-14 what kind of fish one would pull in.
Quote by: Dave VDang Mike you have been a busy tier. Nice looking flies. I wonder if they were tied down to a size 12-14 what kind of fish one would pull in.
Believe I can cover that one Dave. Rainbows, Browns, & Brookies. But for the most part I use size 8 and size 10 
These days I rarely tie anything below a size 8 David...although I have an order sitting on my bench for some size 10 Blue Charms....thats the limit of my down sizing though...LOL.....Buck Bugs are very effective for trout...I use size 4 in a 3399a mustad hook
Wow Mike that's some serious tying . Stephen has mentioned to me that buckbugs catch trout . I wish I were closer to you guys so you could teach me to tie them puppies. I really want to fish one in a deep pool I know some hog trout might be willing to engulf
I love to see the flies that people tie. It gives me ideas for things to try.
Thanks for sharing.. Oh and great work!
Theron
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