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Here is a kink to a picture and commentary on the biggest brown trout that I have caught on a Two-toned X-rated Ant pattern so far:http://www.tenkarausa.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=3811

http://www.flyanglersonline.com/bb/showthread.php?47888-Two-toned-X-rated-Ant-Materials-Listing-amp-Tying-Instructions

These will be size 14s, which is a little bigger than you asked for but still fairly small for WB patterns. The title says Tenkara Friendly but most of the fishing I have done with them is out of a...

http://www.tenkarausa.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=2157

http://tetontenkara.blogspot.com/2013/01/12-month-rod-review-january-2013.html

Here is another take on the attractiveness of a UV treatment involving bait fishing that is pretty convincing: http://www.halibut.net/What-Fish-See.htm

Click on the link given below and a IMG Picture address, materials listing and tying instructions for tying the Sparkle Yarn Damselfly Nymph will come up:...

These will be size 14s, which is a little bigger than you asked for but still fairly small for WB patterns. The title says Tenkara Friendly but most of the fishing I have done with them is out of a...

http://www.overmywaders.com/cblog/index.php?/archives/111-A-review-by-Ralph-Cutter-in-the-Dec.-Issue-of-California-Flyfisher.html

The hackle on the peacock Sheeps Creek pattern is black Starling hackle, that comes from the shoulder, nape of the neck and flank areas of a male starling skin. Starlings are small birds, between...

I believe the reason Todd why does not give much information on light/color and contrast and such on his sight is because he, understandably enough, wants you to pony up the 50.00 dollars to take his...

Here is another interesting take on color in dry flies and how they are seen by the trout. I am posting it separately because it would tend to be overlooked in the What You See Is Not What You Get...

There seems to be a pretty strong consensus here that color, water color and lighting conditions do not matter much in the catching of fish. Todd Oishi, someone who has extensive experience in...

If anyone is interested I posted a link to an article that gives the materials listings and tying instructions for the Sheeps Creek fly patterns on the Fly Tying board.

If anyone is interested I posted a link to an article that gives the materials listings and tying instructions for the Sheeps Creek fly patterns on the Fly Tying board.

After I had completed my 2010 fly pattern testing, I wrote to Reed Curry because I wanted him to know how much his book (THE NEW SCIENTIFIC ANGLING, Trout and Ultraviolet Vision), had helped me to...

Color is not a constant. It changes with depth. If you look at magnified pictures of nymphs, it will quickly become clear that they are made up of many different colors and textural patterns of light...

Actually, I was not really offended. The handle name was sort of forced on me by another board I had joined. Because I had linked articles from that board to another board under my given name, the...

Most of us think of water as being a clear transparent medium, but it is not. Fishing waters come in a multiplicity of shades of 3 primary colors: Blue for clear water, green for algae tinted water,...

No, that's not my given name. And I am not a rep for anyone or anything. Nor do I care in the least what type of fishing tackle you choose to use. Its your fishing, do it the way you enjoy doing your...

Here is a link to a 4-day high lake backpack fishing trip type fishing log entries:...

I do not just fish for trout; bass and the various members of the sunfish family have also been put to use in my pattern testing. I also annotate lighting conditions, and weather conditions, but I...

To all, the Pattern Test data I collected for the Pattern Test Results had nothing at all to do with Tenkara fly fishing. I did all of this testing before I had started my Tenkara fly fishing. I...

In 2010 I developed a series of Sheeps Creek fly patterns that included in their construction theories developed by Thomas J. Sholseth, DVM, MPVM, the author of HOW FISH WORK - Fish Biology &...