Jens Lund Adamsen

hi Frank and Tompa Newfoundland is where these flies are going in 22 days. I will be based at the Lower Humber. Hi Willowhead Go fishing these Atlantic salmon next season. Dont prospone it any longer or you will just end up in the old mens home complaining about all the things you did not manage to do when you were still able to and feeling sad. I agree with Frank. Newfoundland is a good alternative to Gaspe and cheaper I think. And to the rest of you guys Thanks for your comments Jens

hi guys The Atlantic salmon are entering the rivers and soon it is time to challange them with the fine gear. What do you say to these Gray Wulf dry flies? Jens

hi Mike Nice Spey fly on a special hook By the way a killling pattern. Regards jens

Old Hat nice fly that will surely work on sea trouts in the dark hours. Regards Jens

CNC You are right sometimes the simple fly can be the very best. Thight lines Regards Jens

Okey What is wrong up at your place?? First an earthquarke and now a polar bear? Is it at all safe to come visiting you?? regards Jens

Hi All Here is a new Spey fly from my vice. It is really tied traditionally but the bronze mallard wing is substituded by Laced hen feathers. Here is the pattern: Hook: CS 10/1 #2/0 Body: 1/3 yellow 1/3 orange and 1/3 light claret mohair dubbing Rib: Oval gold Hackle: Heron dyed light claret Front hackle: Gadwall flank Wings: Black laced brown hen hackle feathers Head. black Inspiration: Frank (thanks) Hope you like it comments welcome Regards Jens

Hi Frank Nice flies I hope to be able to come up with something in the near future. A few ideas are on the drawingboard It will surely be a Spey fly using the feathers you sent me. regards Jens

Hi Palli Nice to see that someone can catch fish on my flies when I am not able to do it myself And what a beautifull trout that is. Let me know what fly it was...... Best wishes Jens

Hi all Here is a different Spey fly using feathers not normally used on Spey flies. I simply got inspired. Thanks Dave Hope you like it. regards Jens

Hi Dave I like them a lot. You are one of these tyers that inspire the rest of us to get a little more creative with our own tying. Very nice flies! :thumbup: Regards Jens

Wish I had the money to travel to all of these places LOL At least some of my flies get to see them :bugeyes: Seems these little blokes are popular most places hi Bobfly As Phil and yourself mentioned These Blue Charms works almost everywhere. So if you got the chance sometime in the future to hunt Atlantic salmon dont go without them. Nice ties by the way. Regards Jens

Hi Guys I am back from a hard week in Scotland in tuff weather condition and water temperature at 34 F. Salmon was rare and I had none to my rod, but that is salmon fishing. We were 22 Scandinavian guys challanging the salmon. The result was 11 salmon for the week. The positive side was that I got a lot of casting practise I almost got frost bite in the hands taking the photo of the Akroyd in it´s right environment. The place is The Moral Pool on the Upper Woodend Beat. Regards Jens

Hi Joe Ok Well I do not fish with gut eyed flies so I thought that it was for display. Do you fish these gut eyed flies? Anyway the old Dee Spring patterns like Akroyd was tied on big hooks up to 10/0. nicknamed "Meathooks" and when the tiers could not get long enough wing materiel they just put on two pairs of wing see the pictures. The ones I fish goes up to 1/0 and are tied on Partridge Barleet hooks (CS10) Like the one on the pic taken right out of my box. Regards Jens

Hi Mike Thanks I use a sinking shooting head with a relative short leader. Sinking desity depending of the temperature (air/water), water level and current. Regards Jens

Hi Barboriba Very nice tie :thumbup: It is the first time I have seen someone tie in the Jungle cock like this. Regards Jens

Hi Joe Nice tie of a true Classic Dee Fly. :thumbsup: This great pattern comes into a league of its own when you tie it on a proper size (3/0 and up) I will let a few Akroyds swin the current in The Dee next week regards Jens

hi Palli Nice handfull of flies. :thumbsup: Good to hear that you have found something to kill the time during the snowstorms. regards Jens PS I think I will tie some Danish flies for you.

Hi Mike and the rest of you guys Thanks for the comments. Here are the patterns Black and Yellow 11 mm Deep water silver brass tube Tail: Electric yellow Flouro fibre Hackle: Yellow cock Wing: Long Black temple dog Horns: Pearl flash Sides: Jungle cock Head: Black Silver Sheep 11 mm Deep water silver brass tube Tail: Electric yellow Flouro fibre Hackle: Blue cock Wing: Black Bear, gold rainbow flash & yellow temple dog Sides: Jungle cock Head: Black Regards Jens

Hi all Now I am ready for next weeks "battle" against the Atlantic salmon on the Royal Dee in Scotland. The fishing is typically done with sinking lines and longwinged tubes. On the picture you can see two exsamples on these tubes. Hope you like them. Jens

hi Bobfly Beautifull flies. Very nice work NO better than that exellent work :thumbup: I have been doing these convertions for years and caught a number of Atlantic salmon on them. Only difference my flies was not as pretty as yours (and mayby one or two details less was incorporated). The ones I had tied and tested are Silver, Blue and Black Doctors, Thunder & Lightning, Green Highlander, Mar lodge and Blue Charm. The salmon on the pic was taken on a Blue Docter. You have to come over to this side of the world and give these flies a try for some real FISH. Regards Jens

Hi all Here is a great salmon catcher The Night Hawk. Hope you like it. Regards Jens

Hi frank Beautifull Speys. You really dressed those Alec jackson hooks very well. :thumbsup: I particually like the first one to the left the one with the Brown feather. Got a nice flow over it. What feathers do you use for wings? regards Jens

Hi Nice little fish. I hope you remembered to release it after taking the picture . This fly will surely work on the Danish coast for seatrout. Great tie :thumbsup: Regards Jens

Hi Thomas That is a beautifull fly with a fantastic teardrop tapered wing. :thumbsup: That black & white constallation in the pattern is a real seatrout killer (I did not know you could get White flouru fibre, now I simply have to buy some!). regards Jens To Palli concerning the turbodisc My theori is that it helps pushing the water and gives some turbolens that makes the wing move even better. You still need a well tapered wing to get the most out of it. Ps take a look at my posting from 11th September 2007