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a 1884 Charles Orvis fly Hook: #12 dry Thread: first yellow, then red Tag: gold tinsel, yellow and red thread Tail: two very small light dun feathers or feather tips Body: light gray wool Hackle: oversize light dun dry Wings: light dun feather tips Head: red thread Head cement recipe: Goop Xylene (epoxy thinnner) Instructions: Fill a quart jar half full with Xylene Squeeze a tube of Goop into the Xylene Shake until the Goop is dissolved; add Xylene to desired consistency Apply with a pin or needle dipped in the liquid https://youtu.be/AJbvJUixaCs

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by Ted Trueblood in Randall Kaufmann's The Fly Tyers Nymph Manual Hook: #10-16 nymph, weighted Thread: brown Tail: fibers from brown partridge feather Body: originally for the Trueblood Otter brown and tan blended otter and angora goat Throat: fibers from brown partridge feather Head cement recipe: Goop Xylene (epoxy thinnner) Instructions: Fill a quart jar half full with Xylene Squeeze a tube of Goop into the Xylene Shake until the Goop is dissolved; add Xylene to desired consistency Apply with a pin or needle dipped in the liquid https://youtu.be/AJbvJUixaCs

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Hook: #12 dry Thread: red Tag: gold tinsel Tail: three lemon wood duck feather fibers Rib: black silk thread Body: light olive wool Hackle: honey dry fly Wings: lemon wood duck feather fibers Head: red thread Head cement recipe: Goop Xylene (epoxy thinnner) Instructions: Fill a quart jar half full with Xylene Squeeze a tube of Goop into the Xylene Shake until the Goop is dissolved; add Xylene to desired consistency Apply with a pin or needle dipped in the liquid https://youtu.be/AJbvJUixaCs

from Ed Story’s Missouri Trout Flys: How to Tye and Fish Them Hook: #12, weighted Thread: tan, olive, or black Hackle: palmered light on tan or olive, black on black Body: dubbing - tan, olive, or black Fish deep, skipping or drifting Head cement recipe: Goop Xylene (epoxy thinnner) Instructions: Fill a quart jar half full with Xylene Squeeze a tube of Goop into the Xylene Shake until the Goop is dissolved; add Xylene to desired consistency Apply with a pin or needle dipped in the liquid https://youtu.be/AJbvJUixaCs

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Hook: ??? Thread: red Tail: shank long Guinea Fowl feather fibers Body: light gray wool Hackle: Guinea Fowl (soft hackle style) Wings: Guinea Fowl quill fibers Head: red thread Head cement recipe: Goop Xylene (epoxy thinnner) Instructions: Fill a quart jar half full with Xylene Squeeze a tube of Goop into the Xylene Shake until the Goop is dissolved; add Xylene to desired consistency Apply with a pin or needle dipped in the liquid https://youtu.be/AJbvJUixaCs

from Ed Story’s Missouri Trout Flys: How to Tye and Fish Them Hook: nymph, here #14 curved shank Thread: black or brown Rib: fine copper wire Tail & body: six pheasant center tail fibers - tail is later trimmed to just three fibers Wing case and legs: ten pheasant center tail fibers Thorax: four peacock herl

from The Fly-Tying Bible by Peter Gathercole Hook: #10 - 28 dry Thread: olive (or choice) Body: olive pheasant tail fibers (or other color by choice) Wing: natural gray (or other color by choice) cul-de-canard Head cement recipe: Goop Xylene (epoxy thinnner) Instructions: Fill a quart jar half full with Xylene Squeeze a tube of Goop into the Xylene Shake until the Goop is dissolved; add Xylene to desired consistency Apply with a pin or needle dipped in the liquid https://youtu.be/AJbvJUixaCs

Immanuel Lutheran Church (AFLC), Springfield, MO Lord of the Sabbath - Mark 2:23-28 2nd Sunday after Pentecost - June 2, 2024 http://www.immanuelfreelutheran.org/ https://www.aflc.org/ Scripture quotations are from The ESV® Bible (The Holy Bible, English Standard Version®), copyright © 2001 by Crossway, a publishing ministry of Good News Publishers. Used by permission. All rights reserved.

as illustrated by Charles Orvis Recipe is as tied here. There is no recipe in Mary’s book. Hook: #12 dry Thread: Brown Tag: silver Tail: three light or gray feather fibers, here pheasant flank Rib: gold/copper wire Body: rust dubbing Hackle: brown hen Wing: wild turkey Head cement recipe: Goop Xylene (epoxy thinnner) Instructions: Fill a quart jar half full with Xylene Squeeze a tube of Goop into the Xylene Shake until the Goop is dissolved; add Xylene to desired consistency Apply with a pin or needle dipped in the liquid https://youtu.be/AJbvJUixaCs

from Ed Story’s Missouri Trout Flys: How to Tye and Fish Them Hook: #10 weighted the entire shank length Thread: yellow Tail: ginger hackle fibers Body Hackle: ginger reverse palmered Body: ginger chenille skip with rod tip near bottom of stream on sinking tip line Head cement recipe: Goop Xylene (epoxy thinnner) Instructions: Fill a quart jar half full with Xylene Squeeze a tube of Goop into the Xylene Shake until the Goop is dissolved; add Xylene to desired consistency Apply with a pin or needle dipped in the liquid https://youtu.be/AJbvJUixaCs

Hook: #10 - 20 dry Wing: light or lemon wood duck Tail: light, cream, hackle Body: cream dubbing Hackle: cream dry fly sized to hook

Immanuel Lutheran Church (AFLC), Springfield, MO Whoever Believes in Him - John 3:1-17 Trinity - May 26, 2024 http://www.immanuelfreelutheran.org/ https://www.aflc.org/ Scripture quotations are from The ESV® Bible (The Holy Bible, English Standard Version®), copyright © 2001 by Crossway, a publishing ministry of Good News Publishers. Used by permission. All rights reserved. Thumbnail: Henry Ossawa Tanner, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

as illustrated by Charles Orvis Hook: #18-22 dry Thread: black Tag: gold tinsel Body: thread Front hackle: black or dark dun dry sized to hook Wing: back or dark dun dry hackle tips

from Ed Story’s Missouri Trout Flys: How to Tye and Fish Them Hook: Hook: #12 Thread: Brown Hackle: Ginger - reverse palmered Body: Ginger chennille Can be tied in any color desired Fish by skipping 3 to 12 inches below surface using rod tip. Head cement recipe: Goop Xylene (epoxy thinnner) Instructions: Fill a quart jar half full with Xylene Squeeze a tube of Goop into the Xylene Shake until the Goop is dissolved; add Xylene to desired consistency Apply with a pin or needle dipped in the liquid https://youtu.be/AJbvJUixaCs

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as illustrated by Charles Orvis Hook: gnat size (here #14) Tag: gold tinsel Body: brown chenille Wings: brown dry fly hackle tips Head cement recipe: Goop Xylene (epoxy thinnner) Instructions: Fill a quart jar half full with Xylene Squeeze a tube of Goop into the Xylene Shake until the Goop is dissolved; add Xylene to desired consistency Apply with a pin or needle dipped in the liquid https://youtu.be/AJbvJUixaCs

from Ed Story’s Missouri Trout Flys: How to Tye and Fish Them Hook: #10-14 Thread: color of marabou Tail: Marabou short Body: same Marabou short twisted and wrapped on the hook shank Head cement recipe: Goop Xylene (epoxy thinnner) Instructions: Fill a quart jar half full with Xylene Squeeze a tube of Goop into the Xylene Shake until the Goop is dissolved; add Xylene to desired consistency Apply with a pin or needle dipped in the liquid https://youtu.be/AJbvJUixaCs

Hook: #16 - 32 scud Thread: to match body Gill: a few strands of white glamour madeira Head: dark glass or tungsten bead sized hook Body: choice color glamour madeira Head cement recipe: Goop Xylene (epoxy thinnner) Instructions: Fill a quart jar half full with Xylene Squeeze a tube of Goop into the Xylene Shake until the Goop is dissolved; add Xylene to desired consistency Apply with a pin or needle dipped in the liquid https://youtu.be/AJbvJUixaCs

from the Traditional Dry Flies section of American Fly Tying Manual by Dave Hughes Hook: #12 - 20 short shank, up eye, dry Thread: black Tail: badger hackle fibers Body: reverse palmered oversized badger dry fly hackle

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as illustrated by Charles Orvis Hook: small dry Tail: light dun hackle fibers Body: light dun hackle quill Hackle: light dun dry Wing: light dun hackle tips Head cement recipe: Goop Xylene (epoxy thinnner) Instructions: Fill a quart jar half full with Xylene Squeeze a tube of Goop into the Xylene Shake until the Goop is dissolved; add Xylene to desired consistency Apply with a pin or needle dipped in the liquid https://youtu.be/AJbvJUixaCs