heres my flies for this season

[XL50]

Ive posted these else where so sorry if youve seen them before:@
I hope you like them.


My 1st tubes



Some weapons



sunk lures


Singles, the dark 1 in the bootom is a Alun EA



wee doubles!!



More in size 14 and 16



2 New additions



Surface lures.

[fredaevans]

All great flies.

But the last bit (the big fat fuzzy buggers) would be hell on wheels for late summer run Steelhead as a 'skater' pattern.

Interesting to see the ones done on a single hook, with the treble trailer. That's a new one to me.

Fred

[speycaster]

nice mate i would make the flying trebles on the stingers a bit further away from the main fly [have you seen the mouth on a three pound seatrout ]lol very well tyed though i can see you have been busy

[XL50]

Cheers lads. Ive tied up some more wee doubles, and started on some skinny medicines and have some weapon mounts tied up awaiting some materials to arrive.

[cullster]

Very nice indeed , they will all catch no probs |\

[Cromarty]

Big Fat Fuzzy Buggers

Fred

If my eyesight is holding up ok,then the BFFBs in the last pic are Jambo flies without the point removed from the single hook. Take a look on the web for how to tie (definitley seen SBSs on fly tying/sea trout forums).
And yes, that's exactly what they are - a skating pattern (or wake fly) - sea trout usually hit 'em like a ton of bricks! No doubt steelhead would be just as 'up for it'.

[Teifi-Terrorist]

Someone's been busy!! |\

Great stuff, nice selection there XL50, certainly enough to tempt the silver beauties with.

As for the Surface Lures Fred/Cromarty, here you go:

http://www.sea-trout.co.uk/showthread.php?t=193

TT.

[fredaevans]

Thanks Mr. C.

Fred

If my eyesight is holding up ok,then the BFFBs in the last pic are Jambo flies without the point removed from the single hook. Take a look on the web for how to tie (definitely seen SBSs on fly tying/sea trout forums).
And yes, that's exactly what they are - a skating pattern (or wake fly) - sea trout usually hit 'em like a ton of bricks! No doubt steelhead would be just as 'up for it'.

Off to do a Google search but do need you to 'drop the initials' as they don't translate too well into 'Merikin.' Have a web link to easy my task?~:.

fae

[Cromarty]

Jambo

Hi Fred

TT put a link to a tying on his site in the post above yours(if that makes sense) - look in this thread and you'll see it.
Otherwise you could try this one (gives an indication how to spin the deer hair to make the body too).

http://www.salmonfishingforum.com/fo...ead.php?t=6821

best regards

Tim

[fredaevans]

Very Cool!

Thanks Tim, that's exactly what I wanted to see. Off to copy the link and post same over to a couple of 'Merikin' Boards.
:>

fae

Opps! Make that 'links.'

My Bad.
::/

[fredaevans]

bummer!

Several of the guys on one PNW based board 'came over' to take a peek at the flies but found that unless they registered, no such luck. Or did they 'miss the obvious?'

fae

[Teifi-Terrorist]

Sadly not Fred. There's a couple of sections, including the fly-patterns section, that are for members eyes only.

Steff.