bug shots

The following link is to a pre-draft, draft, post scribbled pre-version,
version of something (or other I'm formatting for the site ... some
might find it interesting

http://www.flyflickers.com/ff/servic...bugwatchff.htm

(you won't find it in the menus)



Steve

"Stephen Welsh" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
. 1.4...
The following link is to a pre-draft, draft, post scribbled pre-version,
version of something (or other I'm formatting for the site ... some
might find it interesting

http://www.flyflickers.com/ff/servic...bugwatchff.htm

(you won't find it in the menus)



Steve

Great pictures!

Someday I hope to get around to taking some pictures like that, of local
insects.

Always amazes me when looking at such pictures, that the flies tied to
imitate such creatures are so dissimilar to the originals, and yet still
effective.

TL
MC

"Stephen Welsh" wrote in message
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The following link is to a pre-draft, draft, post scribbled pre-version,
version of something (or other I'm formatting for the site ... some
might find it interesting


Nice Steve. Thanks.
DaveMohnsen
Denver

On 7 Mar 2004 03:35:14 GMT, Stephen Welsh
wrote:

The following link is to a pre-draft, draft, post scribbled pre-version,
version of something (or other I'm formatting for the site ... some
might find it interesting

http://www.flyflickers.com/ff/servic...bugwatchff.htm

(you won't find it in the menus)



Steve

Looks great, keep 'em coming and don't forget the caddis.

Peter

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Mike Connor wrote:

"Stephen Welsh" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
. 1.4...

The following link is to a pre-draft, draft, post scribbled pre-version,
version of something (or other I'm formatting for the site ... some
might find it interesting

http://www.flyflickers.com/ff/servic...bugwatchff.htm

(you won't find it in the menus)



Steve


Great pictures!

I agree.

Always amazes me when looking at such pictures, that the flies tied to
imitate such creatures are so dissimilar to the originals, and yet still
effective.

Just because something looks similar to our eyes, doesn't mean it looks
similar to a fish's. When we try to use our eyes and our brain to decide
how another species is going to perceive things, lots of erroneous stuff
is going to crop up.

Willi

very nice pages and photos.

--
Stev Lenon 91B20 '68-'69
Drowning flies to Dark Star

http://web.tampabay.rr.com/stevglo/i...age92kword.htm

"Mike Connor" wrote

Always amazes me when looking at such pictures, that the flies tied to
imitate such creatures are so dissimilar to the originals, and yet still
effective.



Here ya go Mike, but I honestly doubt that many of these would fish very
well G

http://www.danica.com/flytier/pwhillock/pwhillock.htm


--
"Fishing should be a ceremony that reaffirms our place in the natural world
and helps us resist further estrangement from our origins."
-- Thomas McGuane--

"Larry L" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Here ya go Mike, but I honestly doubt that many of these would fish very
well G

http://www.danica.com/flytier/pwhillock/pwhillock.htm


Yeah, I have seen quite a few realsitic flies. These are very good inded.

Never done any good with them myself, and they also take too long to tie,
although "construct" would be perhaps a better description. I prefer
generic impressionistic flies for fishing.

TL
MC

"DaveMohnsen" wrote in
k.net:


Nice Steve. Thanks.
DaveMohnsen
Denver




Thanks for the kind words chaps, they will be passed on to Mick,
(a long wiht an admonishmnet about his proof readoing skulls ;-)

8-)

Steve

"Mike Connor" wrote in news:c2e5vt$1ruf7o$1@ID-
217912.news.uni-berlin.de:


Someday I hope to get around to taking some pictures like that, of local
insects.

A tip:
One thing I found when taking pics of insects (and the taker if these
shots confirms it) ... generally they don't like the cold: if they won't
hold still chill the buggers. Could mean turning the spotlights off,
or a few minutes in the fridge. Of course, in the GOD that can be a
little tricky.


Steve