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Below few patterns straight from the box.


Pattern 1)
Hook: Akita AK706BL #12
Body: copper wire + peacock
Hackle: Woodcock


Pattern 2)
Hook: Akita AK706BL #12
Body: green Body Threat + peackock
Ribbing: gold wire
Hackle: Woodcock


Pattern 3)
Hook: Akita AK706BL #14
Body: Orange silk + peacock
Hackle: dark brown partridge


Pattern 4)
Hook: #12
Tail: Partridge
Body: Rabbit dubbing (mix: claret+dark grey)
Ribbing: Yellow silk
Hackle: Patridge


Pattern 5)
Hook: Akita 706 BL #14
Tail: mallard flank
Body: mixed rabbit dubbing: grey + dark orange
Hackl: Partridge + rusty rooster


Pattern 6)
Hook: Akita 706BL #12
Body: pheasant + peacock
Ribbing: gold fine wire
Hackle: woodcock


Pattern 7)
Hook: Akita 706BL #12
Body: heron + Rabbit dubbing
Ribbing: silver fine wire
Hackle: partridge


Pattern 8)
Hook: Akita 706BL #12
Body: peacock quill + rabbit dubbing
Hackle: woodcock


Pattern 9)
Hook TMC #8
Body: pheasant tail or heron + Mixed rabbit dubbing wit spectra dubbing
Ribbing: Silver or copper wire
Hackle: Pheasant hen


Pattern 10)
Hook: TMC #12
body: brown silk, peacock
hackle: grouse
ribbing: copper wire

Sweet!
Well executed, nice form and colour selection, very well photographed and presented.

Can you give some details as to materials and methods?

Great looking flies! I especially like the second one and the March Brown looks tied for our local waters.

Artur, you're going enjoy this group very much. Nice solid fishing flies and I'll be curious to hear which are your favorites. and why. Thanks so much for posting these. There is a solid core of Tenkara folks, glass guys and all things soft-hackles.

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Sith, Howdy;

Atrur, You've been around a vise for longer than a few of us...
Beautiful flies, each and every one.

hank

Very nice collection of styles of differing materials. Welcome aboard and I will look forward to seeing more patterns and your participation in the discussions.

Hi Artur,

Welcome to the forum and a very nice set of flies. Like them.

greeting

ADMINISTRATIVE NOTE - Arthur - I hope you do not mind that I have moved the recipes for the individual patterns to the initial post, so that they appear along with each photo. I've also numbered the flies, to make it easier to reference in later posts.

Ray "letumgo" (one of the sites moderator)

Pattern 11
Hook: #10
Body: claret rabbit dubbing
Ribbing: yello DMC thread
Hackle: Woodcock

A great range of patterns, all of which I would fish with confidence that the trout will find them as attractive as I do. I'm particularly fond of the first Tenkara fly shown -- to my admittedly unpracticed eye it looks extremely "buggy". Your work is a welcome addition to the forum, Artur.