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- Birthday 09/27/1981
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Kolding, Denmark
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One i tied a couple of years ago
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Haven't fished much this year, but last weekend i was able to get out, and it bought me a new PB seatrout from my local fjord. 27" and 7lb 2oz. Taken on an old classic Danish pattern called Grå Frede, wich happens to be one of my favorites
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Papa Baske started following February Flies from the Vise, Fish Pictures, Agerhønen SBS and and 2 others
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Nice the name just means Partridge in Danish. Sorry to spoil your illusions
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Yeah the fish won't be able to overlook this one
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Thanks. Yes, two on each side
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Thanks. The hook used is a Gamakatsu F314 #2. I dont like the looooong hooks normaly used
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Mickey Finn
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What are Partridge Fibers, beard style?
Papa Baske replied to SpokaneDude's topic in Beginner's Corner
I believe it is also sometimes called a False Hackle -
Bimini that's kind of the way i'm leaning too. Cheaper feathers, a little more bulk which i like and i think it's more appealing to the eye, even though it doesn't mean anything To get the best from the top pattern, you need good quality feathers. The saddles i used is from Whiting. The bottom pattern can be tied with cheaper feathers, and they still fish very well. The olive neck is a Feathermaster which i believe i also produced by whiting, and the grizzly is an A. Jensen but i don't know who produced it. I've tied the bottom pattern with cheap chinese necks also, and it is probably the fly i have caught most fish on.
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Getting ready for springtime Two kind of sandeel. Can't really decide which type i like best
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Not any specific pattern. Just wanted to experiment a little. I think i will give the markers a go. Seems like the easy way. Thanks for all the suggestions guys
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Thanks for all the input guys. Definitely something to work with. Mike. Maybe i have used the wrong term. English isn't my first language. I want to be able to still see through the resin after colouring. Similar to the resin in this picture http://www.orvis.com/orvis_assets/prodimg/1X1XSF10.jpg
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I have looked at the nail polish and paint from Loon, but it's not as translucent as i would like. Will look further at the resins flytire posted a link to. Thanks for the help guys
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Do anyone of you have any experience with applying colour pigment to your uv cure resins. I'm looking for a colouring agent, that will give me a translusent colour, resembling coloured glass. I'm using Bug Bond and Loon uv resins. Any help will be appreciated