Fishing The Fly Scotland
Index => Fly Tying => Topic started by: adambrain on 09/01/2012 at 22:21
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Here's a few of my first flees, photography is shite but think the flies are ok.
(http://i41.tinypic.com/muwdgn.jpg)
(http://i44.tinypic.com/2d75uad.jpg)
(http://i43.tinypic.com/qxw7s2.jpg)
(http://i40.tinypic.com/9a0qir.jpg)
(http://i41.tinypic.com/w7hma9.jpg)
Cheers Adam
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:z16 :z16
Every one of them will catch!..Well done!!
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Aye I'd happily fish those :z16
:z18
Jim
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Like the look of the lime green and black spider, got knock few of them up myself. :z16
Great flies.
Dan :grin
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Well good comments all round, thanks lads.
Well thats that bit mastered, rods next !!
Like the look of the lime green and black spider, got knock few of them up myself. :z16
Great flies.
Dan :grin
They look well in bright orange as well. I've come up with lots of " unconventional " flies i'm waiting to get out and give them a go, the reason I started to tie was that I was getting annoyed with shop patterns and wanted more of a variety.
Cheers Adam
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Hi Adam,
There not much point in me commenting as my flies are 'pants'. :z4
I agree that they are very good for first attempts and would all catch fish, no question.
The 1st hopper is really good and the Proctoresque spiders, although impressive, are all to indicative of the new tier who has a limited supply of materials - a softer hen hackle would have transformed those flies into crackers.
Very Well done and keep at it. :z16
Iain
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To , two & too
I have two eyes
I need to go the little boys room
I was too busy to proof read my last post
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Hi Adam,
There not much point in me commenting as my flies are 'pants'. :z4
I agree that they are very good for first attempts and would all catch fish, no question.
The 1st hopper is really good and the Proctoresque spiders, although impressive, are all to indicative of the new tier who has a limited supply of materials - a softer hen hackle would have transformed those flies into crackers.
Very Well done and keep at it. :z16
Thanks for the comments, you are very correct. I just spent a few quid in the tackle shop on a few bits to get me going. I've been looking through some websites for different materials to tie better flies/ variations. My problem is knowledge ( not got a scoobie whats good for what ). Don't worry I will be back with improvements.
Cheers Adam
Iain