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What were they eatin? Nice fish...

Olive the Little Wooly Bugger is a great kids book that has really got my 4 year old son interested in fly fishing. On Sunday he asked me if we could tie Olive the Little Wooly Bugger. Here is what we came up with. (He pinched the barb, ok with a little help, he dressed the hook, and even helped prep the chenille, and the hackle feather...

Check out the Dynaking Kingfisher. Dynaking has the best jaws IMO.

DECENT!

Good to know...Guess that pig's been eatin scuds!

That was great! Thanks. Cuttbow? Looks like some orange on the jaw. What a pig...

No, I don't think so. I have a Sixth Sense Floating and a Ridge Line Tactical Trout. The Sixth Sense is amazing for casting dries in warmer conditions. Really supple. I like it very much. The Ridge Line has very little friction and is a little stiffer, better in colder conditions. Mine are both 4 wt lines. You're welcome to demo both....

It's worth checkin out the Airflo lines too...

Nice tie. That will catch trout anywhere...

"See you later, old pig!" Uh huh, that was awesome, thanks

1 Fat Albert 2 Stimulator 3 Irresistible Adams 4 Green Paradrake 5 Ant

Big Chenille Stonefly nymphs with rubber legs, Caddis emergers, Copper Johns rule, Adams, and BAWs...

Ya, thanks! I learned a lot, and met some pretty cool people...

Dry fly action was awesome. Got this slab too.

Wigwam

You should check out a St Croix Imperial too.

18" Cutt from Saturday

Sweet bows fellas

Yes!

As well as the above advice, If u are fishin the Bow, I would use a 3x tapered leader as well. This way you can easily change from nymphin to dries. I find that tapered leaders turn over better than straight mono. Bring some 4x mono tippet as well for the smaller stuff. Good luck!

I've seen them, they look nice. Their practice rod is awesome! I would also check out the St Croix line up. Real nice IMO. Southbow carries em...

Happy bday. Sounds like you had a perfect day...

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