[Fish Finder]

Ok fellas...let's see 'em! :thumbup: I'll post a few of my favorites tomorrow night.

Finder

 

[T_Dogg80]

Here are some of my favs (let's see if I can get these pics to work!) None of these are my patterns, but I sure love em! Pardon the pics and the tying. I am an amateur at both.

Black Superfloss Chironomid

Green Superfloss Chironomid

Chromie

Dark Chromie

Collaborator

Red Green Chironomid

Chan's Red butt

Snowcone

Marabou Bloodworm

Red butt Spratley

Thin Spratley

Sparkle Leech w/red flash

Sparkle Leech w/silver flash

TOM THUMB!!

 

[professori]

Good idea 'Finder. Here a few of the flies I have lots of confidence in:

Damsels in a number of colours can be deadly, especially early in the season.

The Knouff Lake special has produced a lot of nice fish for me over the years. One of the best all round sedge nymph patterns.

Dragon nymphs are another staple in most lakes

My favorite leech pattern. I also fish it in black, brown and olive in that order.

Of course, chironomids. This crystal chironomid is my personal favorite and is my go to chronie pattern.

OK folks, let's see some more.

 

[Fish Finder]

Once again, those are some great ties., and it is Damsel season! :beerchug:

Finder ;D

 

[Royal_Coachman]

One of the most versatile patterns in my box, the good old wolley bugger :cheers:

I've caught rainbows,cutthroat,brook trout and even a couple Kokanee on it. A great searching pattern 8)

 

[Fish Finder]

Nice!

Ok here's a few of my staples.
My Darner Sparkle Dragons. Fished with a slow figure 8 retrieval they can be a killer.

Sparkle Gomphus

Self Bodied Damsel.

Rootbeer Flash Chironomid

Apple Flash Chironomid

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[HOOK]

you guys keep putting up suce nice looking flies and someone like me is going to make an order for some LOL


im not kidding either

HOOK

nice flies guys

i dont tie yet so i still buy mine LOL :-\

 

[nates]

Some nice looking flies there guys. I'll post some pics of my flies next week, right now I'm too busy tying for the week-end to stop and take pics. ;D


P.S. It's bomber season

Tight Lines, or should I say, Tight Loops. LOL :happy:

Nates

 

[T_Dogg80]

Fishfinder,

If you don't mind, what are the recipes for those gorgeous darner sparkle dragons of yours??? They look way to irresistable!

 

[Fish Finder]

Super easy...Regular Chenille for the body, and matching crystal flash for the rib. Add in pheasant tail fibers for the legs. I tie them on #4-8 curved nymph hooks.

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[T_Dogg80]

Super easy...Regular Chenille for the body, and matching crystal flash for the rib.

Crystal Flash for the rib, or crystal chenille???? They look so damn nice, I wanna tie me up some!!

 

[Fish Finder]

That would be crystal chenille made by stillwater solutions.

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[mcallagan]

A few of my favs,

Beadhead Tom Thumb

Liquid Lace Chironimid

Beadhead Micro Leech

 

[Fish Finder]

That leech looks pretty yummy! :thumbup:

Finder

 

[bluedun]

Nice flies guys, I don't tie my own (yet) but as soon as we move into a bigger place, look out.

 

[firstlight]

Some real dandys there folks.
Thanks for the show and tell. :thumbup:

 

[Rib]

Ok, it might be slightly off topic as i have no flies of my own to post....yet...

Any recommendations on decent books that I could get my hands on to tie local patterns...? Ie: some book on Kamloops patterns with detailed step by step instructions and lists of materials...I am going to start tying again soon, need to redo my homework...

Thanks in Advance,

rib

 

[newsman]

"Fly tying for tropht trout" by Jack Shaw

 

[T_Dogg80]

Ribwart,

The best book for interior flies is "Fly Patterns for Stillwaters" by Philip Rowley. Awesome book, and patterns are made for BC interior. I have a copy, and will for the rest of my life.

 

[rieber]

Here's some of mine. :happy: I don't name 'em; I just tie and fish 'em. :thumbup: