Now, you may be wondering how you get a little extra special attention from the swap-master. A little TLC on the pictures of your flies, or perhaps you have your eye on a certain fly that just must be in your package.
Well, take a lesson from Gregg my friends because not only did he send in a full shipment of eggs for the swap:
He also sent a shipment of flies for the swap-master to "test". Take note people, "test" is code for "make sure my random selection of flies rocks". I expect to be doing allot of extra "testing".
I am kidding of course, Gregg asked if I wanted to try these out on the South Platte a while back. Pretty sure they will work just fine, particularly this yellow one for some reason.
What did he use for the heads? Looks like a cure goo type thing.
ReplyDeleteGregg awnsered below. I suspect he will be headed down the UV glue eventually. He has been asking around.
DeleteKevin,
ReplyDeleteEpoxy colored as it cures with cheap nail polish. It's cool but I have come up with some bizzare colors! Thanks McTage, glad you got the flies and hope the Bitter Buggers work on the DSP.
Gregg
Oh, they will work. I am feeling them for medium depth flats with moderate current.
DeleteI would personally love to see the flies as they come in....but that's a lot of work for you. I can be patient. Nice flies Gregg!
ReplyDeleteYeah, pretty sure with all the people sending in multiples we might get to50 flies.
DeleteThe rust colored one looks like it needs to be tested in SE Michigan.
ReplyDeleteI will save that one for June then.
DeleteI agree with Matt! The fly porn never gets old.... Unless, of course its to much work!
ReplyDeleteZach Janssen
They will all be on the summary page eventually. Gonna be a beast this year.
ReplyDelete"Bitter Buggers" .... I get it. Cool.
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