dragonfly

Awesome fly I have dabbled in the spey flies, Classics are next on my list.

It took me four or five flies to get it right and lots of broken thread, even kevlar.

I definately have a few of my own. The ugly ones always work the best.The ugly bug in this posts picture is truly inventive and diverse considering the simplicity of the standard nymph. Excellent

A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by dragonfly: Dahlberg Diver

Thanks

A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by dragonfly: Giant Stonefly nymph

Thanks Smaliehunter. I regret that I do not have as much oppertunity to fish for the old Bronzeback but I believe that some of the lakes on Vancouver Island hold them and I hope I can post some pics later on. I'll post some more in the Fly Pattern database

A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by dragonfly: Murrays Rolled Muddler

Muddlers rock for coho salmon.

Thanks for the info, I wasn't sure. I hope I can be of assistance to anyone on this forum who may be coming up to the Pacific NW. Thanks again, dragonfly

I might be in I will have to see.. Could be interesting. It's Thompson river time..

Just wondering if anybody has had issues with this hook while fishing permit?? I almost exclusivly use Tiemco but I want to crank some flies for ebay and I don't want any anger towards my flies. Mustad 34007??? good or bad for permit??

Hi, I was just informed I should tell everybody who I am. Grew up in Ontario/Quebec fishing for Smallies/ Largemouth, Lake Trout, Pike, and Musky but no luck<<<want this fish on the fly>>> I moved to Vancouver, BC 11 years ago and started my flyfishing quest 5 years ago. I have been tying patterns for local guides and small quantities for the local flyshop. I currently fish for Coho, pink, chum, steelhead( no luck yet), Kamloops rainbow trout/BC interior, and coastal cutthroat trout. Oh ya and Dolly varden/Bull trout Hybrid/searun fish www.pittriverlodge.com fun fun fun At this time I am hunkering down for the winter steelhead season and helping one of the local guides stock up on flies for his spring Permit fishing trip in the spring. Anyway, I think that covers it for now talk to you later. Oh ya did I mention I'm Canadian I hope you guys don't mind EH dragonfly