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La Loue - Rose Champagne Fly
This is Gerard de Chamberet’s La Loue or what was first called Le Rose. It was in a series of grayling flies called La Loue which later just became the name of this pattern.
Poil de Lièvre - Ragot family
Poil de Lièvre (Hare’s Hair)
Eugene Ragot around 1910 wet fly pattern
Hook: 9-12
Body: hare’s fur - underfur and guard hairs dubbed.
Tip: orange silk
Hackle: ash grey hen hackle
Andrè Ragot ...
Ruz-Du
This is a stiff hackle wet French pattern tied based on the listing in Jean-Paul Pequegnot’s book “French Fishing Flies”
Concher
This is an unusual fly among Bergman’s Wet Flies in “Trout”. His recipe calls for a floss wing and beard. In J. Edson Leonard it is a quill wing with green and a center stripe of red.
Favorite of Carrère
This pattern is very similar to the English pattern the Red Tag.
We don't know if Carrere was aware of the English pattern or came up with this on his own. The major difference is in the hackle wh...
Incomparable
This is my tying of Guy Plas’ Incomparable pattern. I learned about this fly from Jean-Paul Pequegnot’s book “French Fishing Flies”.
Plover Spider
This pattern is one of many from Austin Ridsdale’s Journal 1931 (North Country Spider). A photo of a few pages of this journal were shared online by Robert Smith.
Splitsville Caddis/Foam Front End Loader
Thanks for tuning into this chaos! So, I should state for the record a few things about my fishing...I almost exclusively fish a "mono rig" in what could be called a "tightline" method.
Cutcliffe #X
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This is HC Cutcliffe's number 10 pattern. It is the only one with a thread body and a resemblance to the silk bodied flies of the North Country tradition but instead of a sof...
March Brown Male UK (Bergman)
I tied this fly for the Bergman Facebook group as it is March 2024's Fly of the Month.
It was my first time tying the fly and it is far from perfect but a fun tie and a cool little pattern. I hav...
Cutcliffe III
Thank you for tuning in. This is a super easy fly with an unusual dubbing. My good friend @thetroutconjurer and fellow Cutcliffe fan was able to acquire some fur from Devon cattle.
Leisenring’s Pale Watery Dun Wingless
This is #10 of Leisenring’s 12 Favorite Patterns from “The Art of Tying The Wet Fly”
Leisenring’s Hare’s Ear
This is #7 of Leisenring’s Favorite Fly Patterns listed in “The Art of Tying The Wet Fly”.
Leisenring’s Iron Blue Nymph
This is my tying of the Iron Blue Nymph per Leisenring’s “The Art of Tying the Wet Fly”. This pattern is #12 in his list of his 12 favorite flies.
Leisenring’s Tups Nymph
This is #11 of Leisenring’s favorite 12 patterns and the first of two nymphs.
The recipe does not include a tail but there is one in the walk through tying section of the book. An image of this fl...
Leisenring’s Light Snipe and Yellow
This is #9 of Leisenring's 12 favorite patterns as listed in his book.
Light Snipe & Yellow:
Hook: 13, 14
Silk: primrose yellow
Hackle: Jack Snipe from undercovert feathers or lesser covert ...
Leisenring Iron Blue Wingless
This is #8 of Leisenring’s Favorite Flies
Here is the recipe from his book.
I used a size 14 hook. Hackle dark honey dun. My tail was lighter so maybe not dark enough? “Short” looking at his t...
Leisenring’s Coachman Wet Fly
Leisenring’s Coachman.
This is number 5 of his list of Favorite Flies
Hook: 12, 13
Silk: orange
Hackle: bright red cock
Body: bronze colored peacock herl
Wings: Landrail primary or secondary...
Leisenring’s Blue Dun Hackle
Leisenring’s 4th Favorite pattern and the 2nd of two dun patterns.
Hook: 12, 13, and 14
Silk: primrose yellow
Hackle: light blue dun Hen
Tail: two or three Blue dun Hackle fibers Optional
...
Old Blue Dun
This is # 3 on Leisenring’s favorite fly patterns list.
Old Blue Dun:
Hook: 12, 13, and 14
Silk: primrose yellow
Hackle: blue dun Hen
Tail: two or three fibers from a rusty blue dun cock h...
Leisenring’s Grey Hackle Wet Fly
#2 of Leisenring’s 12 favorite patterns
Hook: 12,13 and 14
Silk: primrose
Hackle: yellow or white creamy furnace
Rib: narrow gold tinsel
Body: bronze colored peacock herl. Magenta dyed herl is...
Leisenring’s Brown or Red Hackle Wet Fly
#1 out of 12 of Leisenring’s favorite patterns.
Hook: 12, 13, 14
Silk: crimson or claret
Hackle: red furnace (black list and black tips)
Rib: narrow gold tinsel
Body: bronze peacock herl. Zero...
Minimal Dace
Chris Stewart’s Blacknose Dace Streamer
This is a simplified dace pattern focused on the black lateral line being made by thread body and the white belly bucktail and the brown back also bucktail.
...
Black Gnat (midge soft hackle)
This is Jim Leisenring’s Black Gnat. It is one of his top 12 patterns. Recipe as listed in his book “The Art of the Wetfly” 1941 with Pete Hidy.
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