JIMI,
Might I strongly suggest you buy yourself a copy of Gary's "TROUT FLIES-Proven Patterns". It is, without a doubt, a Must have addition to your Flyfishing Library. You can check out Gary's Book Mail order company, GREYCLIFF PUBLISHING, for the book.
I think the Web addy is http://www.greycliff.com.
They also sell most the "hard to come by" materials & hooks you'll need to tye Gary's patterns properly. If your limiting yourself on which books you buy for your Flyfishing/Tying library, this is really a MUST HAVE book....
DEAN...
Desert Eagle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I need to learn more about these. maybe try to find the book at the library.
Jimi
I've always been partial to Gary's Halo Emerger. Works very well on the
local reservoir tied on #18s with emu fibers for a shuck and "western
olive" dubbed body. Can't help but think it reminds me of Quigley's
Crippled Calibeatis - or is it that the HE reminds me of QCC?Great fly.
Tim
At 11:32 AM 3/2/02 -0500, you wrote:
>We all know the late Gary LaFontaine was a great researcher, writer and
>innovator, but I am curious to know which of his flies any of you use on a
>regular basis? It appears to me that the deep sparkle pupa and emergent
>sparkle pupa seem to have the widest acceptance, but I don't use them
myself
>regularly. How about it, do any of you have LaFontain flies that are part
of
>your "must have" collection?
Moscow, Idaho
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