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NICE SITE. GREAT PRODUCTS. I HAVE USED YOUR HACKLE & OTHER. YOU HAVE A LOT OF DEDICATION TO WORK AND A LOT OF INSIGHT INTO THE NEEDS OF TIERS.
Tied some sexy little Avalon Crab’s. Now just have to get somewhere to use ‘em.
Do you have any Tarpon bunny patterns also? An olive bunny size 4 or a black one seem to work really well in the keys. Suprisngly (to me) the black seems to work well at night. Any other tarpon patterns would be appreciatted.
Rcently (this summer) I tried every fly in my arsenal while literally surrounded by tailing tarpon in the Sebastian river (E. Central Florida), almost bouncing of the backs of those shiny Kings. I needed a “magic” fly – any hints??
Many thanks,
Flyboy
Barrett,
I saw a video of you tying Craft Fur Shrimp. Liked the looks and needed to know the colors of the select craft fur and color of feather craft body fur.
If you would, please let me know.
Thanks in advance.
Bryan
404-863-4432