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![]() "Guy" guytee2 at comcast dot net wrote in message ... Hi Danl, Hi yourself, Guy. Like the concept and will try the tactic rather than weighting my nymphs when tying the next batch of GRHEs. Let us know how it works for you. On another note. The Kern Emerger shown on your link looked like a "cool" fly to tie. I did so at Bass Pro yesterday during their "vendor show" while representing the Dallas Fly Fishers. We also did an impromptu casting clinic where I hope I did not pass on too many bad casting habits. But, tying the KE was a success with the crowd who liked the colorful nature of the fly and the kids kept hanging around for their turn to take one home. Good on ya for entertaining the little boogers. Though KE's are usually tied with a bright or contrasting color, I've tried them with more "normal" wingcase-type colors (browns and tans). I'm not sure which works better. Where you fishing this year? We need to we a line together somewhere. Danl |
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