Your Patterns

[smallieFanatic 0]

Hi evryone.

I want to see the all the differant patterns and variations of patterns all of you have made up. I think it would be realy neat.

Please put a picture and a recipe if possible. :headbang:

 

 

Lets see some patterns!

 

 

 

Jan

[flytyinfreak 0]

Here is a spey style zonker I tye up. My buddy has used it to hook into some monster brown's on the E. Walker river. I call it a zonk-a-spey because I use a zonker style for the back 3/4th of the fly and hackle the front of the fly with red guinea hen, and schlappen feathers spey style.

[jimmyboy 0]

The antipillar, and a variation in beatle form

 

Body-foam

Legs-Grizzly hackle

[smallieFanatic 0]

Very cool! Heres one of mine...called the Meats Mudbuddy

 

 

Hook: 6-10 streamer

Weight: lead wire

Claws: squirrel tail

Whiskers: Moose mane

Eyes: melted 30 lb. mono

shellback: turkey

Hackle: brown saddle

Rib: gold wire

Body: Feiry brown seal dubbin

Tail: tip of shellback

[deeky 0]

Take a look through my patterns database. All but about 6 of them are my own creations (BWO, Jersey Herd, Decaff Bug, McGinty, etc.).

 

Deeky

[shezli 0]

Here's a dry fly that I use primarily as a caddis fly that live in the stringy grass and have green blobs of eggs on their buts. I use the same pattern for a hair winged mayfly as well.

It's basically an elk hair caddis with a bit of calf tail as the tail, the hackle is on the forward body and a bit of hearl on the butt (for the egg cluster).

 

Tail: Brown Calf tail

Butt: Hearl

Body: Tan dubbing

Hackle: Brown

Wing: Elk Hair

Thread: Black

 

One of my favorites for rising trout.

 

I hope you enjoy.

Thanks

Seumas (aka SheZ)

 

 

[smallieFanatic 0]

That is one awsome fly. Thanks for sharing.

 

 

Jan