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Ruminations and musings on the history and evolution of the Atlantic salmon fly, as well as showing off my own creations and featuring those tiers whose works I like.
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Atlanticsalmonflyguys blog: The Evolution of the Featherwinged Salmon Flies - The Rangers continued
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Ruminations and musings on the history and evolution of the Atlantic salmon fly, as well as showing off my own creations and featuring those tiers whose works I like. Tuesday, January 19, 2010. The Evolution of the Featherwinged Salmon Flies - The Rangers continued. Despite being an obviously successful pattern, I find only two authors actually have it listed with a pattern, and no one else even mentions it besides Mikael Frodin, our esteemed modern compiler of old patterns. Topping plus Indian crow.
Atlanticsalmonflyguys blog: The Rangers Completed
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Ruminations and musings on the history and evolution of the Atlantic salmon fly, as well as showing off my own creations and featuring those tiers whose works I like. Thursday, January 28, 2010. The Ranger family of flies is a family of many variations on the original design. As per William E. Hodgeson, “Salmon Fishing”. Topping plus Indian crow. Two turns scarlet floss followed by scarlet seal, well picked out. Broad flat silver tinsel with medium oval silver tinsel. The next Ranger, one dressed more li...
Atlanticsalmonflyguys blog: 12/20/09 - 12/27/09
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Ruminations and musings on the history and evolution of the Atlantic salmon fly, as well as showing off my own creations and featuring those tiers whose works I like. Saturday, December 26, 2009. The Evolution of the Featherwinged Salmon Flies - The Rangers. According to Francis Francis, the Durham Ranger was a favourite on the Tweed, but also good anywhere else. It is the earliest Durham Ranger pattern I could find, from “A Book on Angling”. Red-orange stained coch y bondu on the wool. Orange dyed white...
Atlanticsalmonflyguys blog: 2/24/13 - 3/3/13
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Ruminations and musings on the history and evolution of the Atlantic salmon fly, as well as showing off my own creations and featuring those tiers whose works I like. Friday, March 01, 2013. In 1747, Charles and Richard Bowlker published “Bowlker’s Art of Angling”. In this book are two salmon fly patterns. The first is the. Dragon Fly, Libella, or Libellula . The second is the. The Dragonfly, Libella or Libellula The pattern, from the original: The wings are. Made of a reddish-brown feather from the wing.
Atlanticsalmonflyguys blog: 5/1/11 - 5/8/11
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Ruminations and musings on the history and evolution of the Atlantic salmon fly, as well as showing off my own creations and featuring those tiers whose works I like. Wednesday, May 04, 2011. Salmon flies continue to evolve, with new patterns and styles being produced all the time. One of the more beautiful, and still functional salmon flies I have been introduced to in a very long time is the Forest Ranger, invented by Dave Burns. Here is the history of the fly in his own words. Wing: two back to back j...
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Speys, Dees and Tays: June 2010
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Speys, Dees and Tays. Why are they Different? And look at Monte's rendition of the Black Dog. I shall show examples of all of these styles, with exceptions eventually as time allows for tying, writing and posting. For those readers wanting a complete, in-depth, up to date history with tying instructions, of the Spey flies, I urge you to visit the best site I have seen for this: http:/ nwflytyer.wordpress.com/tying-notes/an-introduction-to-spey-flies/. View my complete profile. Links to my Pages. A yellow...
Speys, Dees and Tays: The Quilled Eagle
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Speys, Dees and Tays. Why are they Different? And look at Monte's rendition of the Black Dog. I shall show examples of all of these styles, with exceptions eventually as time allows for tying, writing and posting. For those readers wanting a complete, in-depth, up to date history with tying instructions, of the Spey flies, I urge you to visit the best site I have seen for this: http:/ nwflytyer.wordpress.com/tying-notes/an-introduction-to-spey-flies/. View my complete profile. Links to my Pages. A yellow...
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Exploring Classic Streamer Patterns: The Little Trout of Samuel R. Slaymaker II
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Exploring Classic Streamer Patterns. Where I will present a mix of traditional and modern patterns, their histories and any questions I have about them or the materials used in them. Some of these will also be my own patterns presented for your comments. Monday, December 28, 2009. The Little Trout of Samuel R. Slaymaker II. I present the patterns as originally listed in Bates' "Streamers and Bucktails, The Big Fish Flies.". 1979 with commentary as needed. Little Brown Trout Bucktail. Size: 2-12, 6x long.
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Exploring Classic Streamer Patterns: Chestertown hooks, Mustad 3298 Blind Eye streamer hooks
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Exploring Classic Streamer Patterns. Where I will present a mix of traditional and modern patterns, their histories and any questions I have about them or the materials used in them. Some of these will also be my own patterns presented for your comments. Sunday, April 10, 2011. Chestertown hooks, Mustad 3298 Blind Eye streamer hooks. The first pattern is a retake on the old favourite The Blacknose Dace, originally by Art Flick. Mustad 3298 Chestertown size 9. Silver tinsel ribbed with fine silver twist.
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Exploring Classic Streamer Patterns: December 2009
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Exploring Classic Streamer Patterns. Where I will present a mix of traditional and modern patterns, their histories and any questions I have about them or the materials used in them. Some of these will also be my own patterns presented for your comments. Monday, December 28, 2009. The Little Trout of Samuel R. Slaymaker II. I present the patterns as originally listed in Bates' "Streamers and Bucktails, The Big Fish Flies.". 1979 with commentary as needed. Little Brown Trout Bucktail. Size: 2-12, 6x long.
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Exploring Classic Streamer Patterns: April 2011
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Exploring Classic Streamer Patterns. Where I will present a mix of traditional and modern patterns, their histories and any questions I have about them or the materials used in them. Some of these will also be my own patterns presented for your comments. Sunday, April 10, 2011. Chestertown hooks, Mustad 3298 Blind Eye streamer hooks. The first pattern is a retake on the old favourite The Blacknose Dace, originally by Art Flick. Mustad 3298 Chestertown size 9. Silver tinsel ribbed with fine silver twist.
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Medieval and Renaissance Flies: Thomas Barker, Fisherman and Oliver Cromwell's Cook
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Medieval and Renaissance Flies. Wednesday, April 6, 2011. Thomas Barker, Fisherman and Oliver Cromwell's Cook. Tackle, Baits, Fish-haunts, skilfull Cookery,. Best times to fish, these. To strike, play, land thy prize, he tells thee how;. Art angling teachers all to him must bow. Keep thee but from S. Peters net, and then. Blest be thy soul for aye,. Thomas Barker, who was he? For the May-flye, you must work with some of these grounds, which it is very good ribbed with a black hair; you may work the body ...
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Links to my Pages. The Flies of Charles Cotton. Speys, Dees and Tays. Salmon and Steelhead Fly Tying Guide. View my complete profile. Tuesday, February 9, 2010. So named for a kind friend who supplied me with the feathers I needed for certain Atlantic salmon flies I was tying. The pattern is as follows:. Flat gold tinsel, tied well forward of the point, low water style. Yellow golden pheasant flank. Over gold, 2 strands of fine oval silver wound cross ribbed to each other, over seal; medium oval silver.
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Ruminations and musings on the history and evolution of the Atlantic salmon fly, as well as showing off my own creations and featuring those tiers whose works I like. Friday, December 06, 2013. Samuel Taylor's Salmon Flies. Published in 1800, Samuel Taylor's "Angling in all its Branches". I present the three salmon flies from Samuel Taylor's "Angling in all its Branches,". Salmon fly No.1. Two strands bittern’s wing. Reddish brown hare and copper coloured mohair equally mixed. Salmon fly No.2. A large wh...
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The Black Dog Mystery. November 29, 2009 by atlanticsalmonflyguy. In 1821, Alexander Mackintosh wrote the first known description of the fly known as the Black Dog in his book “The Driffield Angler. Used on the Tay, for Atlantic Salmon, it was popular and successful. His pattern is as follows:. 8220;The Black Dog. Again the fly is tied as per the materials listed, though I only needed one good long hackle instead of the two or three shorter ones. I used an oily green-tinted black one for a nice effect.
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