btrout

Cool looking tool love the wing formation. Question, could you E-Mail me on the technique you use to obtain such a clear crisp photo, in detail please as I have used macro and a tripod and would like to obtain the clarity of your photos. regards

Thanks letumgo, I will certanly take your advice on the photographs, I did try the macro on a tripod but with my obvious very limited experience the results were very poor, I will be seeking advice. cheers

A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by btrout: Chartreuse sqirrel spey

A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by btrout: Pink Mallard spey

A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by btrout: Pink/purple spey

A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by btrout: Gray Spey

A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by btrout: Orange Squirrel Spey

A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by btrout: Simple Green Spey

A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by btrout: Olive Pheasant Spey

My first posting, thought I would give it a go. Cheers

I am going to fly fish for crappie for the first time this spring any suggestions for fly patterns I can tie. Many thanks

I have been tying flies for 10 years or so but I have never found a reliable pair of hackle pliers. I was hoping the tyers out there could give me some good advice on a manufacturer they are happy with. I tie small drys and large spey's. Thanks, and a great new year to you all.

I thought it might be intresting to discover which spey patterns are used successfully in the different Great Lakes if there is a uniqueness to the area in size/color. If there is a commonality for the different seasonal runs and water conditions.

I thought it might be intresting to discover which spey patterns are used and are successful in the different Great Lakes. Whether size or color variations differ for a similar season or water conditions .

Just a quick bio I live near Toronto and have been flyfishing for 25 years, mainly for trout but have dabbled with bass. I recently have started Spey casting with a double hander and hope to land a steelhead this seaon on it. I enjoy tying all my own flies and find spey patterns quite a challenge. This site looks very intresting and can only help the sport. cheers for now.