I won't lie, I rather impressed myself with the tying and photography of the Partridge and Yellow earlier in the year. As a result I set about re-tying and photographing some more spiders.
Last year after purchasing Rob Smith's excellent The North Country Fly I got into a frenzy and tied a lot of spiders and wet flies, I had a lot of fun, however, I had made the mistake of tying the bodies a little too long, merely aesthetics of course but it bothered me enough to have another go. These I feel are much. much better, I'm still impressed with myself, I hope you don't mind and now I've restocked with some more Partridge Classic Spider hooks I'm going to do a few more.
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Paul Procter's Pearly Butt Bloa |
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Olive Partridge, something I tied to show off a partridge skin I had dyed |
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Waterhen Bloa |
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Hare's Lug and Plover |
Great looking spiders. Those should fish well.
ReplyDeleteWow! Those are gorgeous spiders. Your tying and photography are exemplary.
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