That's right- give-away, as in I have something up for grabs, and you enter the contest to win.
Steelhead season is upon us, and so I thought it fitting that I start this off right, with two dozen of my favorite steelhead eggs, patterns that I tie myself. They will be: Creamsicle, Chartreuse/Orange, Peach/Estaz and Clown. One dozen size 8 and one dozen size 10. All are tied on 2x strong Mustad steelhead hooks. I am not an expert tyer, BUT, I do catch fish on these on a regular basis. I mean really, if I can't tie an egg by now, I might as well sell my vise and start collecting stamps. This is an assortment that should allow you to cover the typical range of conditions and moods of the fish. Who knows, I may throw in a couple bead head eggs.
| would this face rig a drawing? |
Attention Tyers- next weeks give-away is huge- possibly the most useful tying accessory that you don't have, and will never want to be without once you do- story and contest, including Facebook entry option, will be on Wednesday March 9, so don't miss it!
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ReplyDeleteWoohoo! I love give-away Wednesday! Heck, I love give-away ANYDAY!
ReplyDeleteMs. Lorin looks pretty honest...but in case she's not, let her know I'll slip her a ten spot to pick me. ;)
Oh I'm in! I have several steelie trips coming up and by the looks of those, I think everyone could be buddy buddy friends.
ReplyDeleteAs in, fish on....
And we're watching you Brookfield!
eggs! Got to have 'em
ReplyDeleteYou keep watching, Rebecca! I am very very sneaky :D
ReplyDeleteI don't usually enter because I never win, but if it can get me any closer to that first Steelhead, I'm in.
ReplyDeleteMark
As much as the idea of a fly box full of clowns scares me, I'm very excited for some eggs!
ReplyDelete-- Greg
I've only caught one trout, one time, on an egg pattern. Why you ask? Because I refused to use one for like 15 years. I was having a really slow (as in no fish) day, and I eventually gave in... but it was a last resort. The first time I used an egg, first cast, I caught a trout... and then I went home.
ReplyDeleteIf I was to win these, I would definitely use them though. I think I may finally be coming around.
Looking forward to next week's drawing too.
Steelie eggs...wonderful! Count me in as I just brought home my new Steelie Rod!!! And I so want one of those pictures like yours!!! Nice work on your site, too. I'm now following!
ReplyDeletemomma said "never turn down a free omelette."
ReplyDeleteor something like that,
could always use additional Oregon Cheese and more Lemon Parade to the mix~~~
Hmmm, I wonder if Alaskan Steelhead would eat those flies? Maybe I'll be lucky enough to find out...
ReplyDeleteThanks for the oppurtunity, count me in! I am in need of meat for my spaghetti.
ReplyDeleteThose eggs look way better than the ones I tie! Hope I win. :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm in! I need more flies to donate to the needy trees on the Salmon River!
ReplyDeleteEgg patterns? That, sir, is an outrage! Steelhead only come to the swung streamer and to present anything else in any other manner is simply a ridiculous notion.
ReplyDeletePick Me, Pick Me!
ReplyDeleteI like the blog, brother! Keep it up!
ReplyDeleteThat's it- Kirk Werner is OUT of the drawing- and don't worry, my comment doesn't count as an entry.
ReplyDeleteFR
They look yummy!
ReplyDeleteI Just wanted to say that as a close friend of FR, Coyote Luke of Most Things Custom, (http://mostthingscustom.blogspot.com/) will not be entering this drawing, and yes this is a shame-less plug for me ;)
ReplyDeleteOh Ya!!! I love me a give away...
ReplyDeleteNot to mention those babies will work on the steel and the Browns in Upstate New York.
Pick Me!! Pick Me!!
Would love to have those egg patterns. I steelhead fish out here in Western Washington, Sol Duc, HoH and Cowlitz rivers. Egg patterns work very well in the shallow seams with a sinking line and long leader.
ReplyDeleteNice lookin' eggs!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat work! would love to have some of these egg flies , so realistic !
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