River flies and streamers - Page 12

Frank Whiton · #**111** (**permalink**) 06-01-2011, 06:54 AM

Hi Everyone,

There are so many great ties in this thread that I have made it a sticky. Any fly tier can learn from this pictures.

Frank

madjoni · #**112** (**permalink**) 06-01-2011, 12:39 PM

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Originally Posted by 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

Thanks mate

Yup,they are bit different...and yes they are variety of brown trout...probably the oldest line in Europe.Till all Europe was under mountains of Ice ,during Ice Ages, Skadar basin and part of Mediterranean sea was ice free and scientists suspect that our adriatic brown trout is adlist several 100,000 years older of others that could be found all around Europe and Asia Minor

Another matter,we do have some special species of trout the huge and mighty Marble trout ,and delicate and tender being which we call Softmouth trout....
I can open another thread on board if you like to discus about this subject

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Frank Whiton

Hi Everyone,

There are so many great ties in this thread that I have made it a sticky. Any fly tier can learn from this pictures.

Frank

Thanks mister

It is honor for me

stimulator2 · #**113** (**permalink**) 06-01-2011, 01:18 PM

Hers a streamer i posted on another thread a sculpin.Have caught several browns on it here in North Carolina. but no pics.

madjoni · #**114** (**permalink**) 06-01-2011, 05:18 PM

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Originally Posted by stimulator2

Hers a streamer i posted on another thread a sculpin.Have caught several browns on it here in North Carolina. but no pics.

Great job mate

Liphookedau · #**115** (**permalink**) 06-01-2011, 09:02 PM

I have found Fish from different Creeks,Streams,Rivers & Lakes are usually different in colouration as they are different Strains,especially if they are bred there,as in the Brown Trout Threads, also over many years I have noticed that Browns caught in Rocky Holes,mostly tend to be darker,more camourflaged than the ones in the Sandy Holes.
Brian.

madjoni · #**116** (**permalink**) 08-04-2011, 09:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Liphookedau

I have found Fish from different Creeks,Streams,Rivers & Lakes are usually different in colouration as they are different Strains,especially if they are bred there,as in the Brown Trout Threads, also over many years I have noticed that Browns caught in Rocky Holes,mostly tend to be darker,more camourflaged than the ones in the Sandy Holes.
Brian.

Strains of brown trout dont have much to with coloration of them...brown can be any color in goal to blend in with environment

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One of my guests this summer left me Flyfusion magazine

and looking at it I found very interesting leech pattern from Phil Rowley ..cool looking pattern must admit

,but me would not be me

if I dont change something ...just joking a bit,but I dont have materials that author used so I made it like woolly bugger ..cant wait to try it