Caddis Emerger???

And You've Been Led to Believe They Don't Exist

Grey Hackle Peacock and a March Brown

Soft Hackle Wooly Worm

Soft Hackle Wooly Worm

Hook: #12 2xl nymph hook

Tail: Rabbit from Hide

Hackle: Whiting Hen (Grizzly - Hackled in 2 Stages)

Dubbing: Hare's Ear Plus - Olive

Black Ghost 2.0

This Ain't Your Daddy's Brook Trout Streamer

The Lady of the Lake

Partridge and Orange

A Skip Nymph, A Tenkara Fly, and a Picket Pin Streamer

Recent Ties...Some Softies, Nymphs, Etc.

A Brace of March Browns

FOUND WHILE FISHING: TWO DEAD DEER IN THREE DAYS

Found these two deer while fishing for wild browns recently.  The first one was a brute of an 8 point.  It was hit too far back in the intestine/stomach region.  The second deer, as can be seen in the picture, was shot in the lower jaw.  Died of starvation???  It is too bad these deer were not recovered.

My dad called the game commission about the first deer, and the woman who answered said that they would not retrieve it.  However, you better believe that they would slap anyone with a fine looking to procure such a rack.

March Brown Wets

 What else do you tie when you get two free pairs of hen pheasant wings?  Thanks Larry!

Oh yeah.  A couple of BWO Emergers thrown in there as well.

A Mixture of Sulphurs

Tied up some sulphur nymphs, soft hackles, and emergers.  What more do you need?

Nymphs (Killer Bug Style)
Hook: Allen Wet Fly #14
Body: Jamieson's Shetland Spindrift in Burnt Umber

Softhackles
Hook: Allen Wet Fly #14
Body: Jamieson's Shetland Spindrift in Burnt Umber
Hackle: Hungarian Partridge Shoulder


Emerger
Hook: Allen's version of the TMC 2488 in #14
Hackle: Bunny
Body: Thread w/ antron wrapped over it
Shuck: Antron in Brown