Feb 02

Steve Potter Swimming Baitfish - 19:20

Misc, Salt Water Flies, By Fly Type, By Fly Tyer, Steve Potter, Tuna, Dorado Add comments

Apologies. This was not working for a time but should now be viewable. Thanks for your patience and Thanks to Cole M. for letting us know. -Henry

For the last ten years, Steve has demonstrated his tying skills in Oregon,
Idaho, Montana and California at Federation of Fly Fishing events. He has
tied at the International sportsman's Expositions in Sacramento, San Mateo
and Pleasanton, California. Steve has also tied at the Fly Fishing Show in
San Rafael, California.

Steve enjoys fly fishing the California Delta for Largemouth and Striped
Bass. He also takes pleasure in fishing the neighboring Sierra's for
various species of trout. He is a member of the Tracy Fly Fishers, enjoying
the club functions, speakers and the camaraderie of its members. He is a
proud member of the Whiting and Daiichi Pro Teams.

RECIPE:

• Hook: Daiichi 2546
• Thread: Gudebrod GX2 or Danville's Flat Waxed Nylon 210 Denier
• Body: SF blend White Botton, Tan Top
• Head: Stacked Deer Hair or Cow Elk Whit on Bottom, Tan top

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• § Steven Schwartz said on : 02/02/09 @ 19:07
  
  I love the site. However, the new swimming bait fish video isn't working properly.
  
  Keep up the great work!
• § wsnyder® said on : 02/11/09 @ 09:55
  
  Can't view the second half of the video - it loops back to the beginning
• § admin® said on : 02/11/09 @ 11:51
  I emailed Steven re his comment. Thanks for the heads up. One little letter missing and the server can't find the file. Sorry about that.
  
  Wsnyder, this file is particularly large (85mb) due to the length of the video. You might hit the play button and then hit the pause button and wait for awhile and come back to it. I realize this is a pain and we are looking into better solutions, but currently that is what economics and technology are limiting us to. Hopefully we will have a better solution in the near future.
  
  Thanks to both of you for your feedback. We always appreciate it.
  -Henry Harrison

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