As you spend the next few months tying flies to replenish your supply for the upcoming spring, remember this little bird and all it has to offer.
And for you looking for simple flies - here are a few #14 Soft Hackles. Enjoy.
Saturday, January 11, 2014
Ringneck Pheasant
As you spend the next few months tying flies to replenish your supply for the upcoming spring, remember this little bird and all it has to offer.
And for you looking for simple flies - here are a few #14 Soft Hackles. Enjoy.
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7 comments:
Now that I think about it, it's one of the animals I haven't seen on the property. Lucky Pheasant.
Well, Joel, I love me some Soft Hackle patterns and tying with all the assorted feathers from the Ringneck Pheasant. Excellent drawing and some very fishy looking soft hackles.
Very nice flies. I have a dried pheasant in my closet and it still drops salt al over my tying stuff. We had one for about a year and he disappeared on us.
Very nice Joel. They are so neat and tidy. You must be well organized.
Killer patterns.
Well done.
Mark - lucky indeed. My buddy's cleared out a bunch of beavers from his land I can't wait to get one of the hides - nothing beats natural materials.
Mel - they are effective and tge pheasant is an endless supplier of great feathers.
River34 - Ive got a squirrel tail doing th e same thing.
Kevin - my wife is sure to start laughing at that comment. I got you all fooled.
Brk Trt - next ones will have an orange body for those brookies we all love.
Good job on the art work Joel I enjoy all your work
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