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Many moons ago I gave a friend a Roman Moser Snowflake Dun and a Marjan Fratnik F-Fly. Over the years he morphed the two - into what I call an S-Fly. It has been slaying trout and grayling for him on many rivers across Europe.
http://www.danica.com/flytier/hweilenmann/s-fly.jpg
S-Fly
Hook: Grip 14723BL #14-18
Thread: Gudebrod 8/0, white
Body: Rabbit and synthetic mix, dark olive
Wing: CDC
Sighter: Snowshoe hare, cream
Cheers,
Hans W
Hans,
You have the eyesight of an osprey; I'd have to tie that on a #2 octopus hook with a full snowshoe's foot lashed to the top to see it. Nice fly.
Regards,
Scott
Hans,
That sure looks like a large micro CDC caddis with snowshoe fibers added?
Quite so, Byron. As per the text above the image.Quote:
Originally Posted by Byron haugh
Cheers,
Hans W
Sorry Hans. Which of the two flies mentioned above the image are a micro CDC caddis?
Byron, the CDC Micro Caddis was basically an F-Fly, with a key modification on how the wing was tied it. It has since been re-named to Improved F-Fly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Byron haugh
The S-Fly, as stated above, draws aspects from the F-Fly and the Snowflake Dun.
Cheers,
Hans W
I didn't know the micro caddis had become the F-Fly (was basically the same as)..........or that there was now an Improved F-Fly...........
So, did the S-Fly come from the F-Fly or the a Improved F-Fly?
No, the CDC Micro Caddis was renamed to Improved F-Fly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Byron haugh
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLaPnujqkRM
Cheers,
Hans W