magayanes-2

Hi all, Andres I can't wait to see you tying, your talent is amazing... :bugeyes: :bugeyes: :bugeyes:

great SALTON Andres T, and amazing tying skills...!! all the best. Manel

Welcome, very nice fly...!! :thumbsup:

I like the ty and the pix VERN-O...!!...that was my first inspiration for the next stone in the pix, is foam too, and I've been trying to find out to finish the wing with other kinds of material than raffia or foam...,I made two with different body finish, as you can see, because I'm afraid of the short takes for the extended-body one...,any suggestions and fishing advices are also welcome...??

:headbang: greate post guys... !!...I've been looking for a ''fiel cricket'' pix, any one can give me a hand...?? thanks...!!

:headbang: nicely done...!! I can't wait to see the second one

I need your help. I 'm from NJ and would like to take a vacation in Belize. I would like to go to a place that has great fishing. I would like to Fish with a fly rod . I will take a vacation in April -May. Any other information would be Appieciated. Thank you Manel :dunno:

I'm sorry this is the right one http://www.streamsofdreams.com/

www.tightlinesflyfishing.com www.streamofdreams.com

Hi all, VERN-O hope that info help you. FROM THE BOOK/ THE CLASSC GUIDE TO FLY FISHING FOR TROUT CHARLES JARDINE This is a traditional Spanish wet fly, with an air of sedge pupa or uncased larva. The wing is formed from Cop the Leon hackles.The Pyrenees pattern is normally tied with the glossy, stiff hackles. The next link you can see the traditional way to tie the Spanish wet flies, and the differents kinds of cod de Leon feathers ;IN SPANISH the first ones, ENGLISH the last one. Thats is all I got so far, if any one find something more about the PALLARETA pattern, please let me know thanks...!! http://personal.telefonica.terra.es/web/mo...ontajemosca.htm http://personal.telefonica.terra.es/web/mo...las_plumas1.htm http://www.gallosdeleon.com/Ingles/ingles.html PALLARETA hook- regular nymph n-12 rib-black silk body- the one on the pix is Gutermann-col.325, the yellow silk varnished will work too. hackle or saddle -coq de Leon, INDIO, NEGRISCO for the traditional pattern, the one on the pix is PARDO, ACONCHADO, tie rigth on top the head, with 12 t0 15 feather fibers are fine, body length. You'll see in the link about the different way to tie up the fibers for a traditional Spanish wet fly, and the PALLARETA one.

:headbang: nice fly Steelie... :headbang:

thanks guys, and this one was for coldwater species forum, sorry about the mistake :wallbash: luvinbluegills, the mtp- n07, it works in my home rivers for trout, from the north west in Spain, the mtp-n08 is too new to tell you something about it. I'll try both for trout next spring in NY, PA streams. river suggestions are welcome, I kind of lost... :dunno: Manel.

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nice looking flie VERN-O...!!

welcome Xavier...!!!

I'm not sure to find any word to describe your art-flies Graham, my English is ..., so I'll try to tell you in Spanish, which is no adjective too :dunno: . thank you all for share your art-flies...!! ... MAGNIFICO E INCREIBLE TRABAJO GRAHAM...!!!! :clapping: :clapping: :clapping:

this is a very complete and ilustrated video, thanks... :headbang: !! the next pix it's from my personal variation to Logan's Hopper, the white one, the first atemp, and the green, the final product. cheers Manel

hi VERN-O, so far this is all I got about this fly, I saw this pattern in many US books. The first pix is one of my pallareta variations. The rest of the pix are from a different web-site, its from the Spanish version of the Louis Carrere's book where he's talking about this fly. The next technique is from a fly tyer to ''varnish'' the body of this fly. Hope it helps, SORRY about the quality of the pix,and as soon I find something in English version, I'll let you know guys. Cheers Manel.

hi , the PALLARETA, all seasons. http://www.gobages.com/montage/affiche_montage_88.html does any one HEAR about it, or FISH in US this fly...?? thanks...!!

hey, thanks guys. Joe the material for the tails are the longer fibers from the same organza ribbon, and the legs the short fibers that remains attached to the ribbon. (like a hackle) hope the next pix help.

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NICE FLIES, beautiful pix..., thanks morten...!!

thanks fly time, regular plastic from a shoppig bag, you'll find the step pix in the fly pattern database. Manel

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hi all, I want to say thanks for the triks, techniques, comments I read and saw in the last few weeks, not only in this post, in any link I look allways find something new to me. Now I'll share one o my pix-flies with you guys, hoping find new techniques or suggestions to be applicable on my ''mtp-recycle''. I'm looking forward to develop a ''new'' wing cases of this stone fly pattern; could anyone give me a different materials, colors-thecniques for the wing cases with ''semi-realistic looking'' too, synthetic or natural staff...??... Any feather, plastic...?? THANKS AGAIN...!! Manel :help: