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Fly pictures


By Martin Joergensen

This is a very old page, originally dating back to 1995, which has been redone with new layout. The content is the original.

 
Full Metal Jacket Mink Muddler

Many of the flies on this web site are in black&white and many of them are only shown as small pictures without details. But sometimes it's nice to see the details and colors of the flies.

This small gallery contains a selection of the flies shown on the site. Most of them are scanned from photos, but a few are scanned directly in a color scanner. Read more about taking pictures of flies and scanning them directly in the article "From Feathers to Bits".

Fair Fly
 Fair Fly
 Orange Twist
 Twist of Lemon
Umbrella, short hook (32 KB)
 Umbrella long hook (36 KB)
 An experiment (35 KB)
 The Red Fly (44 KB)
The Bjarke (32 KB)
 The Classic Magnus (36 KB)
 Orange Muddler (27 KB)
 The Omoe Brush
(32 KB)
The Temple Dog (20 KB)
 The Fair Fly (15 KB)
 Little Olive Monster Muddler (14 KB)
 The Snotklat
(14 KB)


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