River flies and streamers

[mcnerney]

Madjoni: That is a great looking articulated streamer! What did you use on the body of the trailer fly?

Larry

[madjoni]

Thanks guys
That is redish and black thread winded together and covered with epoxy

[dean_mt]

Madjoni, superb patterns and ties! I love that first articulated sculpin. I might have my brother (in Budapest) buy a couple of those and bring them back for me (I'll send you a PM). I love the use of feathers for gill plates/fins. Very nice.

[madjoni]

Thanks Dean
I prepared bunch of streamers for action in days to come ...some of them are brand new, something like this newer was in my waters and need some serious testing .....

[Liphookedau]

Hi madjoni,you are very imaginative with your Flies,as Frank has said they will catch Fish anywhere.
I thought I'd mention I'll also have to tie some of the Flies you posted first,Sheepswool isn't a problem friends of mine have Sheep Stations,one has just finished Shearing & ended up with over 250 Bales of Wool.
I also like the Double Olive Wiggle Nymph,as well as all the others.
Cheers.
Brian.

[jpbfly]

Great streamers Mladen....should catch big ones with them

[madjoni]

Thanks lads

[Pocono]

Very nice looking streamers, MJ! Don't forget to post some pics of the "takers" that you get with those flies.

Pocono

[madjoni]

Originally Posted by Pocono

Don't forget to post some pics of the "takers" that you get with those flies.

Pocono

Ok mate...here is some browns,Adriatic line,from Lower Zeta river

[Pocono]

Looks good!

Interesting dorsal banding on some of them (all of them, actually, but most prominent on the first photo). Is Adriatic line a variety of Brown Trout?

Pocono