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Old 01-30-2009, 04:27 PM
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i got it!!!!!!!!!!!! thanks silver. the noose loop worked great
Great, glad I could help.

If anyone else is interested I post a reference to the method here.
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Great, glad I could help.

If anyone else is interested I post a reference to the method here.
I interested!
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Nice fly. I will copy some too if I may.

However I am a little dissapointed since after reading the thread header I had this Theron in mind...
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Old 01-30-2009, 07:39 PM
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In the latest Orvis newsletter, Jan/Feb 2009, there is an article by Doc Thompson that describes the "pinch" method and the "loose noose" method of applying materials to the hook. You should use the "loose noose" method for the elk/deer hair. It will prevent the hair from spinning around the hook and allow you place it exactly on the top and in the correct position.

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http://www.orvis.com/intro.asp?subject=5037

http://www.orvis.com/intro.asp?subject=5051#noose
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Very Nice!!! I definitely see this going in my arsenal.
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A friend says "THANKS!"

I am at least one of the friends that requested Windknotter show this tutorial. I love the pattern and have caught lots of fish in all kinds of waters when the fish were on caddis. It helped me tremendously because of the easier hookup. If you are a little rusty from not fishing for a few months this one makes sure hook-ups much more easy. There is no hackle below water to push off the fish as they come up for the take.
Growing up in Bama as a Bass fisherman and transplanted to SC close to great mountain trout fishing-my then neighbor, Windknotter showed me the ropes on trout fishing and tying. I have enjoyed countless hours for almost a decade and a half now since those first few lessons. I just want to say "THANKS! Windknotter."
We all have someone(s) to thank for getting us going on this hangup, obsession, passion, pass-time or whatever you choose to call it. It now has been passed to two sons and a daughter and I realize I owe everyone on this forum a bit of a thankyou.
It is a great community-- thank you ALL! I continue to learn to fish, tie and enjoy the great outdoors that God gave us and to a great part am encouraged in all this by you!
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