What have you tied today?

[rannoch raider]

Nice wee pattern Pete. A bit like a cross between a Cats Whisker and a Humungus. That sort of pattern has been quite a popular choice for the point fly during early season on the lochs for a long time. The loch Brownies love a wee bit of black marabou fished deep. The Loch Leven Brownies love a BIG bit of black marabou fished deep.  :wink:

[pedropete]

agreed Jim, nothing new certainly not from me, i nick all my ideas from everyone else hahah as long as they catch, here's a few more ive begged and borrowed heavily on, "George" style leggy seatrout/isles wets on 10# various bodies and hackle configurations to suit.

[Robbie]

Lovely flies as usual Pete!

[rannoch raider]

Those look very tasty Pete. The palmered white hackle works really well there. Plenty of movement built in as well.

[pedropete]

cheers lads, ill bare that in mind if i ever get a bash at it properly..

[Lochan_load]

That won't go wrong! Really nice Pete, just need to get yourself on a sea trout loch now!

[pedropete]

aye cheers andy, yip that's it,all the geat..etc...haha

[bibio1]

Pete,

They are stunning.

Cheers

Paul

[pedropete]

cheers paul.

[pedropete]

tied these today, not one of my own but from a fellow fisher and flytyer from Ireland,Martin McCoy, I really like his style of wet fly, this is one i really liked, trout, salmon and sea trout, these are on 12# love the colour combos. dare say its all been done before but i like them anyway. sort of a bumbly/georgy palmery wet..