Fly Pattern Database Home · Search · Upload A Pattern · My Bookmarks · Browse by Material

Olive Dahlberg Diver

tied by parlltwin
Fly Type: Attractor Pattern,
Target Species: Freshwater Bass,
Recommended Region: Northeast US,
Imitation: Anchovies,
Material List: Deer Hair
Cream Colored Fur/Wool
Saddle Hackle
Krstal Flash
Tying Instructions: Order Above
Presentation Tips: In The Lilly Pads- Hang on!

Current Species For This Pattern
Largemouth Bass (1 votes)
Smallmouth Bass (1 votes)
Streamer (2 votes)
Topwater (1 votes)

Additional Photos

Other Flies Tied by parlltwin

Sunfish	Walk Don't Run	Little Brook Trout
Olive Heron	Cricket	Yellow Jacket
Black Stonefly	March Brown	Brookes Delight
Casual Dress	Orange Fish Hawk	Tups Indispensible
Black Ghost Variant	Harris Special	Bailout
Wardens Worry

Members That Bookmarked This Fly Also Bookmarked...

Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear	Smallmouth Masquerade	Zonker and Woolhead
Buckeye Shiner (Notropis atherinoides/Emerald Shiner)	Guida's Emerald Shiner	Crayfish
Disco Starling	DH Hopper	Soft Pink Lady
J.S.Tube v.	Purple Herbie Minnow	Molted Stone
Al's Diver	Streamer Pl. 6	F.B Steeldrifter Stone
E.S. Conehead Bunny	Tadpole v.	Little Brook Trout
Sculpin Dark	Grizzly and Orange	Caddis Winged Wet
The Boss' Bunny	Soft Caddis	Crawdad
Biot Hackle Stacker	Mayfly ^2	Troth Bullhead
Wire body soft hackel nymph	Białobrązka / White-brown Nymph	NRS Mayfly
HP Crayfish - tube fly	Gladiator	Strung-Out on Bourbon Street
Purple Bugger	Crippled Clouser Minnow	Indian Creek Smimulator
Alexandra v.	Bunny Clouser	Diving Caddis
Orange Pearl in Black	Royal Wulff	Blue Runner II
Foxee Bastard	Red Short Dee	Highlander v.
Twisted Critter	Mickey Finn Bluegill	Toy Gray Sculpin ;-)
Gray and Blue tube	Grannom Caddis Pupa	caddis pupae
Soft Hackled Bugger	Woolhead Baitfish	Iron Blue Dun Flymph
The Garry Dog V. 2	Yellow Runner II	Whits BH Rubber Leg Squirrel
March Brown V.	Pink Bore	Natalii Tube
spinner cripple	Lucky Strike	Rusty Banana
F.Sawyer's Killer Bug	Streamer PL. 1	Flymph de Leon
Light Olive Rabbit Strip Crayfish	Tan Rabbit Strip Crayfish	Thor
Monarch V.	Barns Pool Stonefly	Mudbuddy (Crawdad Imitiation)
Turks Salmonfly Tarantula	The Animal	Big-O Bucktail
S.O.B.	Crossover Emerger	Gleamy EP Minow
Montana Stone Nymph	Apple caddis	Wet Fly PL. 1
Thunder Creek Bucktail (Keith Fulsher)	Howser Clouser	Electric Chicken Clouser
Newton's Flymph	New Fangled Tups Soft-hackle	Boudreaux
PMD Palmer	Harris Special	Blue Bottle
Starling	Danielsen's Destroyer	Grey Partridge (Grey Watchet)
Bwo emergering	Wet Fly Pl.3	Red Sandy Templedog
Sparrow	The Yellow Dart	Hofland's Fancy
March Brown	Ausable Spider	Royal Coachman (Marabou Streamer)
Orleans Barber	Nutria Baitfish Zonker	Wardens Worry
Henry's Fork Caddis	Cockaroo	Gran8Rocks PinFish
Hackle-Tip Minnow	Emerald Shiner	Streamer PL. 7
Phatagovra (Mikael Frodin)	Olive Creek Chub	Rusty Flymph
Coachman	Leisenring Spider	Double Olive Flymph
Black Pheasant Tail Nymph	Turkey Biot BWO	Trota tube
Black Ghost Variant	Chief (v.)	Mirrored Minnow
Extended Body Soft Hackle Dry	Triple Threat Hopper	Spawning Pink
Easy Dragon Nymph	Wilson's Sparkle Caddis	Copper, Hare & Partridge
Half-Cock	Rainbow Runner	Strawberry Fields Forever
Little Olive Mayfly Nymph	Turks Tarantula-Green	Burst Biot
Bailout	For Aspius Fly II	FURDUCER
Fuzzball	Chapoma v.	M&M Streamer
Thunder woolly bugger	Ostrich Dragon	Uncle Salty
Greenwell's Flymph	Furled Mohair Muddler	For Aspius Fly IV
Little Olive Mayfly Verison #2	Biot PMD Emerger	Loopy Biot
Walk Don't Run	Possum Emerger	Busy Bee
Galways March Brown wet	Black Trude	Non-Classic Light Tiger
Bloody Leech	Kori Hopatcong	Green Butt Purple Tube
bonker	Hex Nymph	Spectrum Leech
Woolhead Sunfish	UV hare's Ear Nymph	Bendback DEE-ceiver
PT Paraloop	Little Brook Trout	Bullfrog Slider
Elk & Moose Shuttlecock	Shedlock Spider, orange	Moore's HW Caddis Pupa
Ammonite tan	Streamer PL. 4	Gravel Bed
Daschofsky Special - Tube	Dori	B.H.Shiner
Red Hunter II	Muddler Minnow	Veiled Egg
Mayfly nymph	Deer Orange	Wooly Bully
Bunsen's Muddler	Gar Getter with Stinger	warmwater minnow
Flaming Peacock	Green Memories	Steelhead Passion
Nemo	Tup's Indispensible Flymph	CDC EHC in Shuck
Tiny Terror	Deer natural	DeerHair traditional style
Walleye Bugger	Dirty Booger	White Lighting
Hares Leech	North Polish Streamer II	Water Witch (Stevens)
Gray quill	Yellow B.H Steeldrifter Stone	Dark Star
No. 11 Pritt Pattern (Marck Brown)	Mad Mullet	Black Gnat Male V.
Black & Blue	Zonker Yellow	CDC Olive 'G'
After Midnight (skirted)	stone brown	Olive Baetis Nymph
March brown nymph	Edson Tiger Light	Green Beauty (Stevens)
(Stevens) Yellow Witch	Stone	Partridge Breadcrust
Electric Stone	Fall Morn	Nutria Tube
Saddleback Hex	Kicking EHC	Foam Hopper II
Puglisi panfish	Possie Bugger	Flying Carp
Cat Puke Skwalla	Sunny Day	Grey Spey :)
Swarn-a-Bugger	Black Star Emerger	shad darts
Fire Fox II	GB Marabou Skunk	Rdzawa
Two-Tone Nymph	Mad Mugilidae	Orange Ghost
Swiss Cheese Mouse	CDC Beige Drake Mayfly	simple mosquito
red lead eyed bunny leach	Marabou Stream	CDL Flymph
Green Caddis	Crane Fly	Egg Sucking Crayfish AKA: The Cradle Robber
Orange & Woodcock	Turkey Fly	Cassanova Caddis OC.Var.
Muszencja	Nutria Stonefly	Sorta Stimulated
Iron Blue Dun	Blinky	Matuka muddler
Mayfly	Steelhead Wet	Mottlebou Brown Bugger
Sweet Dorthea	Pheasant Tail Crayfish

Featured Hatches Article & Videos

A Bug's Life by Will Milne

Tying the Turks Tarantula by Davie Mcphail

Tying the Adams Irresistable

Tying the Esoxulator by Steven Wascher

Count Chocula Mouse by Michael Rowland

Introducing Hatches Magazine

Hatches is an annual publication with a strong devotion to professional writing, beautiful photography and informative articles pertaining to both the artistic and practical aspects of fly tying. Each issue features 13 featured articles that span a massive 96 pages.

I agree with the feedback you have received about Hatches. This is by far the best magazine I have seen that shares the wealth of knowledge without the additional 30 pages of vendor advertisements. I understand they are needed revenue but it is refreshing to see the quality of your articles etc. without having to thumb through all of the ads. I also take three other periodicals that are OK but no where nearly as good as Hatches. I wish you continued success and would like the opportunity to have 3 year subscriptions some time. Thanks again for all of your hard work and excellent presentation in Hatches. Best of luck, I wish you a long life and can't wait until you are recognized as the number one periodical presenting fly fishing knowledge.

Lo-Fi Version

Time is now: 21st March 2010 - 01:31 AM

Welcome to FlyTyingForum.com

Olive Dahlberg Diver

Featured Hatches Article & Videos

Introducing Hatches Magazine