panfisherteen

i tied them on a size 12 nymph hook, you can tie them smaller or larger, or leave more or less length of marabou for the tail

This is a pattern I came up with last year while trying to tie a damselfly pattern off FAOL. Since I couldn't tie it exactly to save my life, I added a beadhead instead. I used lead wire as well to weight it, the tail and body is marabou, and the rib is vinyl rib (used to keep the marabou from unravelling). I tied this on a size 12 nymph hook, you can leave the tail as long or short as you want, and any natural colour will work (and will mimic all sorts of stuff), the pumpkinseeds wouldn't leave these flies alone (I had around 100 fish on one fly, it was still fishable but I had tied a new batch so I replaced it)

I can't see why mr.largemouth wouldn't pass it up :thumbsup:

drowning canary?

Brook trout, they are somewhat rare around here, I have only caught them out in Nova Scotia, so it makes them even more pursuitable here. Can't wait until brookie opener next spring

the bass will hit that for sure, no matter how "ugly" it looks

i know that all around sydney its saltwater, although there are streams in sydney (havent fished them though). From lookin at google maps, theres Blacketts Lake, the source of the Sydney River, which i know there are Rainbow Trout in there, which are by Highway 4. There are also a ton of lakes in around the Sydney area, although they may not be very accessable.

awesome looking hopper that should definately get trout

thats got pike and muskie written all over that

good all around pattern, trout, panfish, and bass will all grab that

went fishing yesterday,had a couple pumpkinseed nip at it,i had a rock bass grab it repeatedly,so im sure a brookie would too

looks good,should fool the pike and largies

that should easily slay the bass and panfish,nice job

sorry for the pic,im still getting used to the macro feature,hopefully these ones are better: http://i133.photobucket.com/albums/q60/pan...teen/fly002.jpg http://i133.photobucket.com/albums/q60/pan...en/fly001-1.jpg

thats a cool little pattern there

I tied this fly up to immitate either a helgrammite or a nymph,my friend said it looked like a stonefly,what do you guys think? http://i133.photobucket.com/albums/q60/pan...teen/fly003.jpg Legs are black rubber,the tail and antennae are peacock herl,and I used vinyl rib to cover and protect the thread (thread used for body color).

nice looking flies,great job those should slay the trout no prob

looks like a good fly to use,nice tie

yea,as long as thats a simple pattern im sure it wouldnt phase you if you lost a couple to the lake,good crayfish

thats a good looking fly,im sure bass would nail that

well,when i was fishing out in Nova Scotia on the Shudenacadie canal,i caught all of my fish on nightcrawlers drifted weightlessly,so im guessing a larger san juan worm would work great.I did have one or two strike at a hopper as well,so hoppers wouldnt help

looks fishable to me too nice tie

i use marabou,has good movement thats my two cents

that is so cool

looks real good