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Woot!

That's not flytying, that's mass production! Nice flybox, and definitely something you will appreciate once you're at the water.

Hope you have a great trip.

Matin

Charlie, you and I are in the same boat. I also started tying back in the 60's. My mother-in-law lived in Dennysville Maine. My first fly was the green cosseboom. Fly tying has been very relaxing over then years. I spend about an hour at the desk. I love tying trout flies streamers and nymphs mostly. I am from West Michigan...

Submitted by Ed Null on

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Very nice! A marabou muddler is my go-to for smallmouth, so I will tie up a few of these for low or very clear water. Thanks, Martin. Good series.

Martin,

nice fly and nice description, thanks! I am only missing the two frames as usual, one about the fly and one about the material. I like these frames a lot......or did I oversee them....?

Jan

Thought I'd add a photo of the 4 spoke reel I bought...
[img:2e78951ed8]http://i1167.photobucket.com/albums/q637/MrFurFace/BLAIII4spoke.jpg[/im…]
Would like to by one or two spools to match this reel.

As opposed to the earlier 3 spoke model Orvis manufactured...
[img:2e78951ed8]http://i1167.photobucket.com/albums/q637/MrFurFace/BLAIII3spoke.jpg[/im…]

Let me know if you'd like to sell 'em.
Thanks,

FF

Submitted by Renato Bugelli on

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Very nice and easy, I'll try this fly on Norwegian salmon in a couple of months!!!

Submitted by Charles Mann on

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I do not have a web site. I tie for a special orders once in a while. I am slowing done, because of my age (80).

My email address is :
themanns@fairpoint.net

My address is :
345 Main Street
Winthrop, Maine 04364
Tele: 207 377 2108

Martin, I saw a lot of these fish in brackish water around Vastervik in Sweden. Can be found in Denmark too? Thanks

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