River flies and streamers

[madjoni]

Originally Posted by ChrisinselwynNZ

, that polyprop yarn is suposed too sink well isnt it

Chris

Well,not exactly....polypropilen floats good and we used it a lot like wing materials but with some gink on....without gink it 'drinks' water

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Here is same material but for another purpose

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[Pocono]

OK, I'll bite. I've never seen anything like the pattern in that pic; really interesting. Does the fly sink to the level of the polyprop tip (is this a way to put a nymph just under the surface and keep it there?)

Nice tie! Very creative.

Pocono

[madjoni]

Originally Posted by Pocono

Does the fly sink to the level of the polyprop tip (is this a way to put a nymph just under the surface and keep it there?)

Nice tie! Very creative.

Pocono

That is general idea
This kind of pattern is not something new....lot of people use monofil for ataching that sighter but i found that solution is not so good for moving water

[milt spawn]

Here in the U.S they are generally called 'parasols', but I've never seen one with such a tall bumbershoot.milt.

[madjoni]

Originally Posted by milt spawn

Here in the U.S they are generally called 'parasols', but I've never seen one with such a tall bumbershoot.milt.

parasools , paratroopers and other sky diving and military terms
But I am more in some 'Navy' stuff this days....one huchen gave me headache ..so i made this 'submarine'





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[madjoni]

I see noone notice my absence around here

I was on fishing trip for few days and you allready forgoten me
But,i am not to angry ....so here is one beauty ,caught on white streamer

[madjoni]

Brand new series of may flies



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[Pocono]

Hi Madjoni,

Very nice Mayfly patterns; I particularly like the way that you form your tails. And, nice Brown in your previous post!

Here's a tangential question: I'm going to the 2010 International Fly Tying Symposium in Somerset, NJ over the weekend of Novermber 20/21 and I noticed that there will be a featured fly tyer from Montenegro at the meeting. His name is Safet Nikocevic. Do you know him?

Pocono

[jpbfly]

Very nice flies Mladenyour"submarine" looks very much like what we call a"chabot"

[madjoni]

Originally Posted by Pocono

Hi Madjoni,

Very nice Mayfly patterns; I particularly like the way that you form your tails. And, nice Brown in your previous post!

Here's a tangential question: I'm going to the 2010 International Fly Tying Symposium in Somerset, NJ over the weekend of Novermber 20/21 and I noticed that there will be a featured fly tyer from Montenegro at the meeting. His name is Safet Nikocevic. Do you know him?

Pocono

Thanks Pocono
never heard about that fellow SafetAre you sure that he is from Montenegro?Maybe he is montenegran but probably he does not lives here...

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Originally Posted by jbbfly

Very nice flies Mladenyour"submarine" looks very much like what we call a"chabot"

Thanks matenice photo
We call this small fish the Pesh