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    Default Newest fly from the vise


    Going to call this one a Winged Grass Hopper, size 8. What you think guys, keeper?

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    I think you are on to something, Stump. I like it!!!
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    That's awesome Stump. The only reason that would not get bit is because you didn't cast it.
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    Great looking fly.
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    Good looking fly, don't care what you call it! To me it kind of looks like one of them Deer Fly bugs, but like I said, don't think it matters what you call it, looks good!

    For anyone that doesn't know horse flies or deer flies, the horse fly is a lot bigger and bites harder, LOL!
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    Dang....almost looks too purty to fish with....I said, ALMOST!
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    Nice
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    Skip those horse/deer flies will have you bleeding, been a many of times riding a horse deep into the woods and would hit a bottom that was like riding through hell!! I think they are bigger than a size 8
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    Stump, that's one good looking fly. I see so many that looks great in the store and self destruct on fish #2. That one will float and take more of a beating than the commercial offerings I've seen. Good work. But then, you always do nice work.
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    that is freaking sweet! you definitely didn't follow the "normal" grasshopper/cricket/terrestrial insect patterns that are all over Youtube. I like to tie my hoppers in Orange, tan and Brown colors. that's just my preference though. Awesome job!!!

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