This image is not edited much (not deep fried). It's all in the lighting.

Fly tying (usually) involves wrapping fur, yarn and feathers on the shank of a hook.

This fly exists above an (almost) bare hook. That doesn't`t make it better but it does make it unique?

I have been working on bottom mounted parachute designs for most of a lifetime.

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  1. This image is not edited much (not deep fried). It’s all in the lighting.

    Fly tying (usually) involves wrapping fur, yarn and feathers on the shank of a hook.

    This fly exists above an (almost) bare hook. That doesn’t`t make it better but it does make it unique?

    I have been working on bottom mounted parachute designs for most of a lifetime.

    htThis image is not edited much (not deep fried). It’s all in the lighting.

    Fly tying (usually) involves wrapping fur, yarn and feathers on the shank of a hook.

    This fly exists above an (almost) bare hook. That doesn’t`t make it better but it does make it unique?

    I have been working on bottom mounted parachute designs for most of a lifetime.

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