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Social Corner / Re: Old Tee shirt

« Last post by Mike Barrio on 28/03/2024 at 15:13 »

Nice previews Andrew 

Do you like that one? ...... Or did you have any other ideas?

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Social Corner / Re: Old Tee shirt

« Last post by Andrew Boswell on 28/03/2024 at 15:09 »

Not had any thoughts Andrew, I've always found it difficult to know what to put on them ...... What would you like to see?

I did this simple design a few years back, but never did anything with it.

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Fly Tying / Re: Mucking about with deer hair

« Last post by Mike Barrio on 28/03/2024 at 13:03 »

Nice n bright 

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Social Corner / Re: Old Tee shirt

« Last post by Mike Barrio on 28/03/2024 at 11:30 »

Any thoughts on doing a limited re-run of t-shirts Mike?!

Not had any thoughts Andrew, I've always found it difficult to know what to put on them ...... What would you like to see?

I did this simple design a few years back, but never did anything with it.

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Social Corner / Re: Old Tee shirt

« Last post by Andrew Boswell on 28/03/2024 at 10:07 »

Any thoughts on doing a limited re-run of t-shirts Mike?!

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Fly Tying / Mucking about with deer hair

« Last post by James Laraway on 28/03/2024 at 09:32 »

2 extremes - one with hare's ear and one with cactus chenille

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Social Corner / Re: Old Tee shirt

« Last post by Iain Cameron on 28/03/2024 at 06:43 »

Iain,

That was on my birthday and I was fine ….

Was that the trip where one if your party was thrashing a trout loch to death with a 15’ salmon rod?

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Social Corner / Re: Old Tee shirt

« Last post by Robert MacDonald-Lewis on 27/03/2024 at 21:08 »

I believe I know the loch, may have had a cast on it last year. Unfortunately I cannot vouch for the size of the trout as I blanked.

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Rivers & Lochs / Re: Looks like a delay to the start of my season

« Last post by Mike Barrio on 27/03/2024 at 15:20 »

I think we are all hoping for some better weather Graham.

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Fly Tying / Re: Glass bead kebari spider

« Last post by Kerry Jordan on 27/03/2024 at 14:10 »

Yes, Japanese origin. The forward facing hackle is said to pulse in the water especially when dibbled or manipulated, rather than being flattened against the hook shank with the standard tying.
Yet to try them out….