#222 - BP Brown Trout Fry

BP Brown Trout Fry - Barry Phillips Tied by: Barry Phillips Originated by: Barry Phillips Hook: Partridge CS15 Thread: White 70 denier Tag: Flat gold...

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#222 BP Brown Trout Fry - Barry Phillips #222 BP Brown Trout Fry - Barry Phillips

Tied by: Barry Phillips
Originated by: Barry Phillips

Hook: Partridge CS15
Thread: White 70 denier
Tag: Flat gold tinsel
Body: Cream floss
Ribbing: Flat fine gold tinsel
Belly: White polar bear
Throat: White hackle fibers and yellow hackle fibers
Underwing: Peacock herl then yellow bucktail then orange bucktail
Wing: 2 brown olive hackles flanked by Coq de Leon hackle
Eye: Jungle cock nail
Head: Black

Notes: The BP Brown trout Fry is another from Barry's trout fry series which mimic the colors of the natural sport fish young. Olive brown is a prefect color behind the specked Coq de Leon feather. When combined with the sparse bucktail embedded in the wing, the streamer is a ringer for the natural.

Comment to #222 - BP Brown Trout Fry

Lovely work!

Comment to #222 - BP Brown Trout Fry

A great representation.
Nicely done.

Comment to #222 - BP Brown Trout Fry

thanks Alan and Kelly

Comment to #222 - BP Brown Trout Fry

A well thought out pattern and an excellent tie,well done Barry..

Comment to #222 - BP Brown Trout Fry

Great tie, Barry.

Comment to #222 - BP Brown Trout Fry

Thanks Mike, appreciate it coming from you I really like your work

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Comment to #222 - BP Brown Trout Fry

Barry - nice one ! You have done it again.

Comment to #222 - BP Brown Trout Fry

Barry, very creative and Classy! Definitely my kind of fly!Love it!

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