Chronocone Pattern Recipe

Does anyone have a recipe for the Chronocone that they can share?

Thanks in advance

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Baetis Bob

Beats me.

I can't even find a picture of one on the web. Where did you hear about it? Are you sure this is the correct spelling? I tried a few variations of spelling with no results.

I'll try again later.


Semper Fi!

[This message has been edited by Gigmaster (edited 27 May 2006).]

Very sorry about my spelling.

I misspelled the name of the fly. It is spelled Chironocone. I left out the "i".

I believe it can be either a bead-head midge or Baetis, depending on size and color.

No pattern -but here is a picture from Feathercraft's catalog:
[url=http://www.feather-craft.com/2006MAster/fcpage.asp?page=42:6aa94]http://www.feather-craft.com/2006MAster/fcpage.asp?page=42[/url:6aa94]

Not sure if this is what you are looking for but I have tied this one and used it with good results. John
[url=http://www.kalflyfishers.ca/flysPatterns/ice_cream_cone_candy_cane.htm:92e65]http://www.kalflyfishers.ca/flysPatterns/ice_cream_cone_candy_cane.htm[/url:92e65]

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I wish you all everlasting flies and tight lines.

Bob,
See the book "Tying Small Flies" by Ed Engle, ISBN 0-8117-0082-8, published by Stackpole Books. In the book are many tying instructions for "chironocne".

Master Chief

Master Chief,

Thanks for the suggestion as I had forgoten I have Engle's book, "Tying Small Flies."

However, I could not find any reference for the Chironocone in his book after going thru it twice this morning. Do you have a page number?