Comments on Caddis Chronicles: Tying the Picket Pin

I was totally surprised when I first watched this ...

2014-12-02T11:18:31.328-05:00

I was totally surprised when I first watched this video. I went to St. Lawrence U form 1974 to 1976 and took ecology with Dr. Green. He taught a great class, with lots of interesting field work. I'm certainly sorry to hear about his passing. BTW, your videos are exceptional.

I really enjoyed the historic aspect of the video,...

2013-10-13T01:04:04.233-04:00

I really enjoyed the historic aspect of the video,a lesson in tying and history!!!

Wonderful video! I spent a lot of time at St. Lawe...

2013-10-12T10:11:28.172-04:00

Wonderful video! I spent a lot of time at St. Lawerence University visiting friends back in the 80's. I'm sure some of them had Dr. Green as a professor. The Picket Pin is a favorite of mine. I'll tie one with some red peacock herl (St Lawerence school colors) in his honor.

With the sound on? I guess i'll wait a few hou...

2013-10-10T12:44:30.626-04:00

With the sound on? I guess i'll wait a few hours to watch it then......boo hoo;(

Thanks for another nice tying video. I think that...

2013-10-10T06:17:29.965-04:00

Thanks for another nice tying video. I think that this fly will work well for cutthroats in our alpine lakes too. Appreciate the history as well. By the way, I still have some tying material that I picked up from Reed Tackle in New Jersey way back when I was a kid.

Brk Trt - I was thinking about your posts with pho...

2013-10-09T22:23:49.194-04:00

Brk Trt - I was thinking about your posts with photos of Brookies with a Picket Pin firmly in their jaw when I watched this one!

I always fish this fly. Every outing the Pin will ...

2013-10-09T19:43:18.341-04:00

I always fish this fly. Every outing the Pin will be put to use.
It works.