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Thanks Fishypieter

Hi, this chart will maybe help to someone...

Excelent fly, very nice photo! I tested some pool chemicals with chlorium to de-flue peacock quills. It makes them more fragile, but can be tied with care... You can make hundreds of stripped quils in 10 minutes. It maybe will help Karel

A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by thym: Asian Ladybird

Ah yes, looks a little dangerous ... There is another fly with name "Bibio marci" in the database. So my fly has got number to vary from the first one. Nothing mystic . Thank you for your reply

Jindro, you will not believe me, but I really expected your comment .... :cheers: See you ...

A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by thym: Bibio marci

Very nice pattern. Something what Im looking for...

They're lovely Thanks for inspiration and tying steps description!

Thanks, I will do some in an 18 TMC for Utah. Cheers Futzer. Futzer, let us know please, how they work for you. Brown trouts should like them...

Thanks very much guys!!! These flies can be tied until 10 minutes each, nothing difficult. Futzer: Its on TMC 3761 BL number 16. The top of the thorax is colored with brown marker. Firetiger: dík flexibody for the whole nymph realy works.

A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by thym: Baetis Nymphs

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A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by thym: Small Crab+

A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by thym: Small Crab

A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by thym: Gleamy EP Minnow

Thanks guys. I havent test it yet - I just want to know what the people think about this. Its only an idea and prototype of easy-to-tye extended mayfly. Hope it will work ...

A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by thym: Mayfly ^2

Hi guys, thanks for your replies. Yes in the middle you can see gold-wire ribbed PTN alternative Kevin, Im using SHEER or UTC threads. But not entirely...

A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by thym: Micronymphs

Hi, if I understand, you would like to tie a scud with parasite - scud with parasite is usualy lighter color with ORANGE spot in its body. Orange parasite changes metabolics in gammmaruses body, so the scud is loosing its "invisibily"===> natural atractor (parasite needs to be eaten by fish). EDITED: for pattern: hook: Maruto C15 debarbed body: light rabbit dubbing & orange syntetic dub. ribbing: leather line (monofil) 0,14mm back: flash flexibody strip

Fred H.> You right! Mickalo> Is this the material you speaking about ? :

rhinorods69> thanks for you ideas. I tried to tye simply & realistic & fast caddis pupa - this is the result of my formula . I cut rubber gloves with sharp blade or knife, its OK for smaller amounts.

I fish tungsten doubles sized #16 by French style up the stream at small clear streams and it works great...better than commonly weighted patterns I think. Of course its depending on many impacts. It isn't to expensive I think - 2 tungsten beads could cost about 0,22 Euro, hook & material as well = your fly is for 0,5 Euro. Not to bad

ooh, good question, Im interested too. I tried strips of gummy gloves, but Im not sure if result is similar to fly tyed from sili skin...