Colorful Klinkis #14
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Kind Of Klink
Klinkhamer for Graylings
A Klinkhamer version with grayling in mind using light pink uv ribbing on size 12.
Klinkhamer variations
I was asked to tie a special fly. The original pattern is shown in the front of the picture. It’s well chewed. I hope the fish will like my interpretations as much as they liked the original one.
Different Parachute
CDC Spinner #16
Some Spinner #16
Materials:
- Hook: D04BL from Troutline
- Tail: Coq de Leon
- Abdomen: Polish Quills secured with Bug Bond UV Resin
- Thorax: Oliver Edwards Masterclass Dubbing
- Wings and WIngcase: CDC
- Thread: GSP 50D
Dry Flies
Flash Wing Dry Fly #12
… nothing special, nothing fancy, nothing spectacular… just a good fishing fly.
Winged Ants # 14 & 16
From Big To Small
After tying some streamers, I thought I need a break and should tie some smaller stuff. This is a fully dressed parachute dry fly size 22 with a quill body secured with Bug Bond Lite. For the tail I used Coq de Leon and the hackle is grizzly from Whiting. The wing post is made with Tiemco Aero Dry Wing.
Dry Fly # 14
Materials:
- Hook: Maruto D82BL # 14
- Tail: Coq de Leon
- Body: SLF Master Class Dubbing Dark Damsel Nymph
- Hackle: Whiting Rooster Cape Dun
- Wing: CDC Tan
- Thread: Uni 8/0 Black
#12
First fly in 2015!
Sparkle Mayfly
Sparkle Mayfly. Wings are two colors of CDC (natural and white from Trout Line) with a few strands of very thin flash. There’s a little sparkle in the wings. It’s hard to show that on the picture, in reality, it’s looks very posh! Thorax is normal dubbing, wingcase is made from pheasant and the body is made with Polish Quills, secured with Bug Bond. Tails are synthetic Mayfly Tails. For the hook I’ve used a D23BL # 14 from Trout Line.
yellow-brown CDC Dun fast step by step
Some quick shots from the tying vise for you
Some flies from the last days…
