pacific salmon flies

just to see wat ur prefered salmon flies are, here are some of mine

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sorry the second one didnt work

tbar,

I think you may have to upload these pictures to a website and then post a link. I used to use photobucket.com, but there are a bunch of sites out there. I hope you get the links up, I am very curious as to what the other coast is using to fool the salmon.

http://www.freewebs.com/flytyin/

the clouser in there is one of many colors used, theres usualy the chartreuse pink, purple and blue ones to, mostly mixed with white but not always

tbar
I have to tie a lot for a lot of folks... Literally hundreds of flies each year for our use. Most are for reds and silvers, but all are in the mix at some point.

No one will fish them unless forced to, but ridiculously sparse flies will always outfish the shaggy dog... standard coho flies and variations are our bread and butter... I will post some pictures later...
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Tbar,

This is one of my favorites. Real simple dressing.

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Morning Glory

Hook: Mustad Salmon Hook Size 10
Thread: Black
Tail: Red Hackle Fibers
Boady: Back Half Chartruese Wool Yarn, Front Half Red Chenille
Throat: Red Hackle Fibers
Wing: White Calf Tail

now all i have to ask is if anyone has ever tried fishing for coho with a dry fly like a gurgler or stuff like that?

Coho will sometimes hit a waked fly, but never for me.

Gurglers are a lot of fun but the only way it works well for me is first cast on a pool in low light... First cast in the morning and working up a stream with a series of pools to hit is some of the greatest fishing I have ever had.

On #2 low water salmon hooks I tie ordinary pattern dry flies like Royal Coachman and Adams... Just huge and heavily hackled... Color I have found makes little to no difference.

The pink pollywog has never been good for me??? I do not know why.

Last year I caught quite a few on dries and had several days with a limit caught entirely on the surface. A big silver hammering a dry on the way down is a kick!
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