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Yellow Owl Quilled Diawl-Bach

Dec 18. 2021
Tyed for the Bristol Reservoir Fly Fishers Association Demo Night November 2021.
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Competition Cat's Cormorant

Dec 17. 2021
This is a very successful Pattern for a Competition Hook size 10 Thread Red 8/0 Body Lime Green Organza Ribbon Wing White Marabou Red Holo Cheeks
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Dark Olive Mayfly

Dec 17. 2021
Irish Lough Wet Fly..
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Kate McLaren Dabbler

Nov 25. 2021
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Magenta Dabbler

Nov 9. 2021
A lovely looking Dabbler wet fly tied by Davie McPhail.
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Booby Fly

Oct 24. 2021
One of the most effective flies, or type of flies, when searching for trouts and other species in the cold periods is the Booby Fly.
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Silver Clan Chief

Sep 9. 2021
Tying a Silver Bodied Clan Chief wet fly
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Peach Hedgehog

Aug 8. 2021
The Peach hedgehog is a very successful fly for fishing for wild brown trout but its true home is the Lochs of Orkney especially Lochs Harray and Hundland'
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Golden Olive Bumble Variation

Jun 24. 2021
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Loch Bibio

Jun 24. 2021
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Karat Fly

Jun 16. 2021
There are plenty of big fish coming out of the larger Stillwaters. I would bet a pound to a pinch of salt they are falling to patterns not dissimilar to this!
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Ke He Variation

Jun 11. 2021
Is there still room in modern fly boxes for the old tried and trusted patterns?
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Pine Squirrel Cormorant

Jun 6. 2021
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Hedgehog Daddy Long Legs

Apr 23. 2021
A high floating daddy longlegs can be a key fly on a windy day on the lake.
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Liquorice Allsort

Apr 22. 2021
The liquorice allsort is essentially a claret bumble muddler variant that originated in Scotland's central belt and has become popular among loch fishers as far afield as the Shetland islands.

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