"Brook Trout" |
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Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Brk Trt's.."Brook Trout"
A pattern I have created and tied to represent a brook trout. Using the two saddles above as the primary ingredient, I believe it gives a good likeness to the trout.
The brook trout like most trout are predators and will feed on their own when the opportunity is there.
"Brook Trout"
Hook, Mustad 3665A...Body, White Yarn...Tag and Rib, Flat Gold Tinsel...Throat, White and Orange Hackle...Wing, 2 Olive and 2 Grizzly Dyed Green Saddle Hackles...Shoulder, Golden Pheasant...Cheeks, Jungle Cock.
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Very pretty little fly and I have no doubt the trout will give chase!
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Those cannibals.
Hi Brk Trt!
ReplyDeleteLovely streamer! Haven't found a brook trout inside a trout stomach but I guess they wouldn't mind taking whatever small fish they can get given the opportunity. I'm sure that your streamer will attract attention from trout.
Have fun tying beautiful streamers,
Mats Olsson
The Jassid Man,
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I guess they all do it. A small fish is better than three hours sipping caddis emergers.
I LIKE IT!
ReplyDeleteKiwi,
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Another keeper Brk Trt..
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That fly will see its fair share of action! Without doubt as we get closer to fall competition and territoriality will have that fly all chewed up! Off to the vise with me!
ReplyDeleteBill,
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My thoughts exactly.
Plus I'm a sucker for Limerick Bends!
DeleteWithout doubt a fish killer.
ReplyDeletefishermanrichard,
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I've noticed that a lot of flies and lures for Brookies are in that same dark olive green color. This one should work well.
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Mark Kautz,
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It's a color that works well.
Very pretty fly Alan. And I guess this answers the age old question, does Brk Trt catch brook trout?
ReplyDeleteHoward Levett,
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I like that.
Very nice Alan. A very strong impressionistic quality. Hope the trout like it.
ReplyDeleteSteve Zakur,
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I'm hoping the same.
I would say that your flies are a type of folk art. I could imagine them on exhibit in an art gallery.
ReplyDeletetenkara ambassador,
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That's how I see most of my streamers, Folk Art, in the truest sense.
Alan
ReplyDeleteWell duplicated with this pattern. The colors are so vivid. How I wish we could get brooks and browns stocked in out local tailrace. Thanks for sharing
Bill Trussell,
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Keep trying Bill.
Very nice!
ReplyDeleteBill,
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very nicely done. the brookies will undoubtedly respond accordingly
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I'm hoping they will.