SilverDoctor

Great post!!

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First shot at a Charlie Craven caddis pattern called the Screaming Banshee. Should make a good skating caddis pattern. Looks to be a good floater, I tied this one with Summer Deer hair although the pattern calls for Elk.

I have both My intouch is a deep 7 and like the intouch as it give me better "feel" when fishing deep for those bumps and hook-sets. It has made a difference in deeper situations and light bites. It is a bit more but for me it has been worth it.

I do love it although in good weather I wear a vest. When its raining or drizzling the thunderhead goes on. Completely watertight and you can swing it in front of you easily to access stuff. Also has a nice built in net holder that tucks it away.

How do you like that sling pack, almost bought it but ended up with the Thunderhead sling instead.

Maybe trade it for Marachchie stock in the other thread.

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March Brown Male #12, makes a nice point fly when swinging wets.

Traditional March Brown Female in ##14.

Doc's Lil' Stones #14

Assorted Cromies

Thanks Guys, Here's some tails finished for a batch of Summer Mayflies.

Great shot.

#16 Egg laying Caddis

Bullet head Caddis

Don't see why they would not take small wet flies or nymphs.

Some classic North County Spider's, Waterhen Bloa's for a fellow in the US.

It is usually relative to how busy they are with other calls and where they might be in relation to the potential perpetrators location. I've had anywhere from 10 minutes to an hour. My very best was at the parking lot of Fish Creek park. I never accuse but observe and report all I can. Have even strolled by and said, wow nice fish can I get a picture of you holding that stringer..................

2015 Sport Fishing Regulations Never Cull Fish “Culling” is staying within the catch limit for a species by releasing fish from a stringer or other holding device when a larger fish is caught. Fish that have been held on a stringer or in a tub usually die if released because of stress and because of damage to their gills, fins and scales. Culling is unlawful if the practice occurs beyond a person’s legal limit.

Must start paroling again. a few years back I made enough in rewards to buy an new Loop Opti Stream.

I believe Carp can be also called Crap (see fly fishers handbook for definition). They have been reported in the Bow, and a great many ponds in the Edmonton and Calgary area. I have seen them live in Asian markets. Not a big step for someone who wants free fish to do a bucket brigade.

Deserves to be on some water talking to some Trout.

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