Not sure if many are into it but here are some photos of flies that Im tying at the moment. Ive just started into the semi commercial tying game (all done from the kitchen table). Target species are mostly estuary fish like bream, whiting, flathead etc. Also do my own stuff for trout (not very often though) and tropical saltwater.
Flies
- LoneRider
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Re: Flies
nice mate....
if i ever go that way i will look too you.
ive just [last trip south] started using soft plastics...after 40 yrs of wetting a line
still cant get the handle of the alvie,and i gave the single handed over head lure rod the flick....
fly fishin,might take awhile...
if i ever go that way i will look too you.
ive just [last trip south] started using soft plastics...after 40 yrs of wetting a line
still cant get the handle of the alvie,and i gave the single handed over head lure rod the flick....
fly fishin,might take awhile...
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Nice tying there Brad
Especially like the green and white streamer..recon she would be deadly on the pelagic's
Cheers Mark
Especially like the green and white streamer..recon she would be deadly on the pelagic's
Cheers Mark
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Re: Flies
Thanks fellas. Took a couple of years to get where I am now with the level of neatness. Of course some days I couldn't tie my own shoe laces still... All good fun and flyfishing is definitely another level of challenge when fishing.