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Johnno 
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Posted on: Jul. 24 2011,16:34 |
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Hopefully I have them all tagged right. If not apologies and feel free to correct.
Add your recipies to this thread or the main one if you like
Duck Kila's Black Pennell
Badgers Little Brown
Gobbog's
Tieflier's Greenwells Flymph Varient
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Johnno
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Posted on: Jul. 24 2011,16:37 |
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Ree's PMD Flymph
Wilki's Wet 1
Wilki's wet 2
Shaun's Hare Hackle
Rudy's Olive and Grey
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Johnno
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Posted on: Jul. 24 2011,16:45 |
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Kym's Arsey Brassy wet
Johnno's Olive Watchet
Jafa's Partridge and Copper
Hamish's BWO Soft Hackle.
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Johnno
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Posted on: Jul. 24 2011,16:53 |
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'Linz D. Spider
Linz' Bluebottle wet
Kym's Spider
Upstream's wee wet
Matuka's Partridge and orange
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Johnno
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Posted on: Jul. 24 2011,16:58 |
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Watchet - a variation of an old North Country T E Pritt pattern
Hook: 12 - 18 of choice
Thread: Pearsall's Primrose
Body: Pearsall's Primrose
Hackle: French Partridge
Head: Couple of turns Peacock.
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Mike Wilkinson
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Posted on: Jul. 24 2011,17:59 |
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nice set of flys, look forward to the post this week, thanks for hosting Johnno.
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Posted on: Jul. 24 2011,18:53 |
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Looking good everyone, Thanks Johnno for your efforts hosting.
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Posted on: Jul. 25 2011,07:10 |
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Thats a great set of flies and nice pics  . Thanks for organising Johnno. Here is the recipie for my blue-winged olive (BWO) softhackle.
Hook: TMC 9300 (but would look better on a shorter shank I think)
Thread: Brown 8/0
Body: Olive goose biot
Thorax: BWO Superfine dubbing
Hackle: Hungarian partridge
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matuka
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Posted on: Jul. 25 2011,10:19 |
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Lovely flies everyone and many thanks to Johnno for his great job (as always) in organising the swap.
Dressing for the Partridge and Orange:
Hook: Tiemco 100 #12
Thread: Danville’s Fly Master 6/0 waxed
Body: Pearsall’s Marabou Floss Silk, orange
Rib: Fine gold wire
Hackle: Hungarian partridge
Regards
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Posted on: Jul. 25 2011,10:57 |
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Excellent, looking forward to trying out some of these patterns.
Mine I call a soft hackle pheasant tail. A simple little fly, but it has caught fish for me.
Hook: Kamasan B175, but a B170 (medium gauge) is good too.
Thread: Griffiths Sheer 14/0 grey
Tail: pheasant tail fibres
Rib: fine copper wire
Body: hares fur
Hackle: hungarian partridge.
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