Just a quick snap of some of the stuff I am busy tying for an upcoming trip to NZ South Island.
Hook: Partridge wide gape wet #12
Hackle: Whiting Coq de Leon hen, dark pardo - kept short
Body: Dubbing brush, twisted copper wire core - various colors
Cheers,
Hans W
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Hans do you need someone to carry your luggage? ....flies are looking good as always....I want to see a hero shot of you holding fine NZ trout!!! When do you go?
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Hans,
Great flies and I nhope you have some 'black' flymphs with you in small sizes. GRHE's with weight and a soft hackle would work a treat also.
Great flies and I nhope you have some 'black' flymphs with you in small sizes. GRHE's with weight and a soft hackle would work a treat also.
- Hans Weilenmann
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Re: NZ flybox
Philip,
Still filling the box... 'black' nymphs? What size are you suggesting?
Something like this?
Haka
Hook: Wright & McGill 59 #18 (or equivalent 2XL nymph hook)
'Thread'/weight: Copper wire, black
Tail/abdomen/thorax/wing case: Magpie barbs
Note: This is my New Zealand variation on Frank Sawyer's Pheasant Tail nymph. I have named it after the ceremonial Maori war chant display.
Cheers,
Hans W
Still filling the box... 'black' nymphs? What size are you suggesting?
Something like this?
Haka
Hook: Wright & McGill 59 #18 (or equivalent 2XL nymph hook)
'Thread'/weight: Copper wire, black
Tail/abdomen/thorax/wing case: Magpie barbs
Note: This is my New Zealand variation on Frank Sawyer's Pheasant Tail nymph. I have named it after the ceremonial Maori war chant display.
Cheers,
Hans W