No. 95

Original - Available send email for details.

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"Bead Head Nymph" 6" x 6" Watercolor and Gouache.

No. 53

Original - SOLD

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"Joe's Hopper" 4" x 6" watercolor postcard. I am tying this pattern on Monday night. I thought I would draw it also.

No. 48

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"Popper" 9" x 12". You can just see and hear the splash a water as you strip this baby across the water.

No. 44

Original - SOLD

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"Parachute emerger" - 8" x 10" - ink, watercolor and gouache

No. 37

Original - SOLD

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"Rusty Spinner" - 9"x 12" Watercolor and gouache. I have been having fun laying down a quick watercolor wash, then applying the qouache over the top. This is a top view of a spinner - ready to be gulped down by a predator below.

No. 36

Original - SOLD

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"Turk's Tarantula" - 9"x12" watercolor and gouache

No. 27

SOLD

Green Butt Skunk - revisited. Gouache over watercolor. Thanks Sharon

No. 17

Original - SOLD

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"Fontinalis Fin wet fly" - gouache over watercolor - suggested by Joseph. This was a disaster! Everything is way to tight and there are not enough soft edges. This is what the series is all about though. I will post the good the bad and the ugly! I was also trying to really play the blue and orange compliment off of each other. I will have to try again. I am trying to get the hang of gouache.

No. 16

This is a classic Steelhead pattern - the Green Butt Skunk. This is gouache over a watercolor backround. It did not turn out exactly as I planned. Hook is bent, I did not notice this when I was painting it - I forgot to step back and evaluate! I will try again. Thanks for the suggestion Sharon. I will have a better version to give you!

No. 11

Original - SOLD

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The McGinty suggested by Ed. (The McGinty would look great with a Kilt Ed!) Gouache with a watercolor background

Charles McGinty conceived the McGinty in 1883. McGinty was from Chicago and came up with this as a bass fly originally. It was designed to have the appearance of a bee or wasp.

No. 6

Countess of Seafield - watercolor and gouache