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Antron

bug skin
bug skin,you r referring to the material that is either blackish on one side,or goldish,and the other looks like leather?Name bugskin.If this is it,i have one pattern and since i didn't make it to
Woodchuck Caddis
QUOTE(letumgo @ Apr 19 2008, 03:44 PM) [snapback]304736[/snapback]...Is this one yours?...Yep, nope, well...uh...maybe. I first tied this some years back and can't be sure, since there h
Spool Organization
I've been steadily increasing my supply of materials on spools (wire, antron, threads, tinsels etc) and I need a better way to organize them. Right now, I've put them into a plastic case. I
MUDLAPIN
MUDLAPINOne of the best brook trout fly here in Quebec especially for sea run brook troutMaterialHook - STREAMER HOOK 1 to 6Thread - blackTail - Natural rabbit stripBody - silver gray Antron dubbingRi
Spent Plecoptera
Abdomen is wapsi sparkle antron, ginger.
California Blonde
Here is the recipe:Hook size: 6-12 eye down dry flyThread: oliveTail: 2 pieces of crystal flash greenButt: peacock herlRibbing: fine silver wireBody: green antron dubbingUnderwing: packing foam thin
Muddler/Sculpin
QUOTE(Old Hat @ Mar 25 2008, 10:08 AM) [snapback]300973[/snapback]Micke, I really like the shape and color of that fly. It is a very good tie. Muddlers are one of my favorite patterns. Can
dubbin blends
I have some extra dubbin. Its rabbit fur with antron and ice dub. Ive mixed it with my dubbin mixer. This is the blends that I use form my craws. 4.50 free shipping. Brown, rusty, tan, and olive. the
Sunken Midge
Sunken MidgeHook: Grip Barbless Hook 14723BL #20.Thread: Black 10/0 Gudebrod.Shuck: Coq de Leon Spade Hackle Fibers.Body: Black Hare's Ear Fur (chopped).'Overwing': Clear Antron (sparse).H
Sniksoh's Simple Craw
This fly will sit on the bottom eye down tail up and the legs will wiggle and dance. Drag it slow. Or strip it and you will get a huge amount of pulse out of the legs. The Jig hook will help to keep
Woven Fly Swap
Fred,I think it is called the shuttle weave. Once you get hold of the two ends of the material you do not let go until you finish the weave. It is an over and under, back and forth motion. Keeping
Bead Head Caddis Pupa
Thank you. I putting a few of those in the box for sure. I don't have any antron, maybe a snowshoe foot wing would suffice?
Sniksoh's Damsel
I love the fly only thing I could suggest is using antron for the wings
Magic Caddis
Stroli: Looks like a great, easy fly to tie. I'm all for simple patterns that catch trout. What is Sparkle Emerger Yarn? Is it just regular antron?
Fly Tyer's Dungeon
I placed an order 2 weeks ago and got it in 10 days also. 25 dollars worth of dubbin from the dungeon has me set on dubbin for a bit! Between hairs web, antron, and peacock thoes are some of the b
A question related to tying
I do feel that tying enhances the tradition of the sport, but not only from the standpoint of sticking with the "right" materials or patterns. I think that the biggest tradtion in tying is
calf- tail substitute
Bucktail, deer, elk or in smaller sizes, snowshoe rabbit would be good floating hairs. Z lon antron or any synthetec fibers that you could find that float. You could even use clumps of cdc.
z-lon sub
Hi I'm a long time reader at this forum and I don't post much, but I thought I'd share this!Here's a couple of web pages that will help to understand the difference between the two
Hairy Mary
Here is one Hairy Mary tied on my way Receipt:Hook: Daiichi double size 6Tag:Gold tinselTail:Yellow antrongarnBody:Black silk,gold ribbingHackle:Blue cockWing:Brown hairHead:Black
Egg Box pic
Nice bunch of flies Brent!!! That nutcracker looks cool! Looks like just chenille wrapped with some antron brought over it??Nice flies!Mike
the norwegian cdc popper collection
Hi vtflyhackI looked into the details on "tying" these things and there is not mutch to learn from the writing. For the kayak and the bodies he uses modified hard cell foam popperheads witch
tell your neighbor where to go swap
Hi Guys, I got my parachute emergers finished yesterday and willl send them out in the mail to RRSS this morning.This was fun and I can't wait to get flies back from everyone and to get into ano
I've got an itch...
QUOTE(Sal Velinus @ Feb 3 2008, 02:07 AM) [snapback]291924[/snapback]So I was skeptical when I saw that fly tied on utube and thought no way, then they showed it wet and I thought wow, that l
A FAT THUNDER & LIGHTNING
QUOTE(tompa @ Jan 29 2008, 12:41 AM) [snapback]290904[/snapback] HiHere's a fat thunder&lightning that I'm going to use now in april for seatrout in river Ljungan. When i tie flie
How do you tie off your parachutes?
I Like this Question . What I do is start tying all the back of the Fly in first then when I get up to the Front I Ty in My material whether it is antron, CDC, Sparkle Organza, Deer, Moose or what ev
Bubble Hot-wire Caddis
Dale,Nice fly design, thanks for posting the photos.The Gary LaFontaine antron touch dubbing is seldom used today, great fly design.Regards,FK
Favorite Trout Streamers
My all time favorite is an antron=tailed mickey finn
MARCH BROWN ZONKER ATLANTIC SALMON
MARCH BROWN ZONKER a great high water atlantic salmon fly here on the Quebec north Shore got 3 12 to 15 pound hens with this fly in 2007MaterialHook - SALMON single or doubleThread - blackWing- Brow
Bluegill Swap #3. FLOATERS!
Those look awesome, flygirl!!And 20 (plus some extra) size 14 Pass Lakes are winging their way to breambuster.I used a synthic nylon wing for durability.The tail is mallard dyed yellow. I trie
parachute adams
Great info here. Parachutes have become my favorite dry fly method. There's just so many ways to get the fly done that it's really amazing. I like using synthetics for the posts (poly, antr
dry fly tails
Once I went to the drugstore with some of my flies to prove that I was not a perv. I have purchase fake eyelashes for tails because like the real ones they are curved. Also there I have purchase a v
Chads Summer Super Bug
Chads Summer Super BugHook 200r size 12-16Olive Thread 8/0 UniUnderbody: Lateral Scale Olive dyed pearlOverbody: Clear Magic Stretch, w/black marking down the back. Black Edding MarkerUnderwing: Oliv
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