I am tying fly for my own use and since Bob Popovics has ben tying this type of fly I should like to ask him which of the
" Silverside, Sand Eel or Bay Anchovy " can be used for trout fly.
I loock forward to this answerd, Thank's.
Best Regards Odd - Julian Martinsen ( NORWAY )
'pheather phree [not countin' the peacock herl] tubular phur n' phlash...
[just to remind myself about material management and how a bobbin actually works]...
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That fly is so beautiful, I might feel guilty about getting it wet!
Oh my goodness, the fly is killer looking. The colors, and choices of materials blew me away. LOVE IT.
Donald,
The hook is a #01-3/0 Tiemco 600SP. You can see all materials - and buy them - on the pattern page on In The Riffle's web site.
Martin
Work of art. Simply loved this one.
'same blasphemous idea... 'different day...
Peeete's Wrapped & Welded Tubular Ultra Wide Body Tunnel Hull Cicada Phly...
with a side order of 3-D Eyez served under Bug-Bond...
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http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa176/Phracas/F70A0593.jpg
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http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa176/Phracas/F70A0598.jpg
with a short tubular phuselage, the body gets really WIDE really PHAST...
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Well it's been finalised, our choice has gone for Mors in Limfjorden. As you say Martin, it doesn't see much fishing pressure and by all accounts, we've got a good chance of seeing some action!
It's only 2 hours from Hirtsals for us, thus we've more time on the water. Whether this be the right chance, well only time will tell.
What flies are a must here? Now I've got a good selection from Norway, but just wonder which I just must have, that I haven't got already?!
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