Got the book from Coch-y-Bonddu Books - best book on the subject I saw. I will try some of the recipes this winter and dye my own fur and feathers.
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Got the book from Coch-y-Bonddu Books - best book on the subject I saw. I will try some of the recipes this winter and dye my own fur and feathers.
TIna,
The price is about 90 UK£. You can see more and find a link to the post about Oliver's DVD's flies and prints by clicking the image or going here.
Martin
Hi!!
I want to know how much the picture of Oliver Edwards costs???
Which is illustratet at this side to the left???
Love from Denmark
Tina Olander
Martin, some interesting patterns. Our sea trout season is coming to an end in the uk ( end of this month! ) Have just tied up some NEW for next season/year, not sure how to attach/download to you, but if you wish to see them go to www.thesomersetangler.co.uk, "click" on FLIES then click on sea trout flies, the tying is for a single front hook, but i prefer a "double" front hook.
Hello Rick,
Thank you for the nice words about my hopper pattern.
I am very interested in your new book, you can use the pattern for your book, I will give you my full permission.
If you need further information or photo's you can reach me by e-mail . biesot@octrooibureau.nl
Best regards ,
Tom Biesot.
Mike ,
That's a beautiful pattern!!!!!!
We miss you here in Maine..
Keep up the nice work..
Michael: The color combination of the Brook Trout is wonderful. I love the painting and the grey ghost is picture is great. Our they available forsell
Thanx Dave for your explonation. I´ve never seen claret floss from UNI, just red, chinese red and wine red. Nice fly! Petr
A cracker Michael,you have got a great fly there...
Yourr STRMR looks good Dave!!! Where did you get that claret floss and wings? Petr
I love the color scheme of this fly,a cracker Dave...
Thanks everyone for the comments, I haven't tied one to fish,but it looks like it would be a killer fall patten around here!
Peter, I have had the claret spool of floss for over twenty years...just never used it until this fly. The hackles were given to me by a good friend.
Dave
I am not versed in the laws of copyright and patents but, in my mind, to intentionally try to make money from someone else's idea or art without their permission is morally and ethically wrong. Trying to rationalise it wont make it right.
Fine work Tom.
Cheers,
Steve.
Nice job, I like the way you attached the hook with the wire. What was the gauge on the wire? Do you think a 26 guage wire would be sufficient? Thanks for sharing!
I love the look of this fly,simply stunning Damien...
Thank you very much for that kind comment Jim
Fantastic video guys. I am happy to live in this area and enjoy the wonderful fishing/tramping all year round.:) I look foward to hopefully meeting on the bank one day! TightLines Chris Beare Queenstown Otago
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