Who has a good spider pattern?

There is a nice discussion about spiders on the general discussion forum, which leads to this obvious follow up:

Show us your spider patterns



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Kramer

Oh, I'm out there baby! And I'm loving every minute of it!

GOOGLE does. Type in "spider fly pattern".

You might want to check out the fly archive on this site.

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Norm

[Hans Weilenmann]

Kramer,

As touched upon in the original thread... state first your kind of poison, eh... spider type:

North Country (or Yorkshire) Spider?
Terrestrial Spider?
Or?

Me... I am a North Country Spider person. Here are two I like to tie and fish:


Snipe & Purple


Dark Watchett

Cheers,
Hans W


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Hans,
For me, it really isn't a fishing question, or one of preference

I just want to see some patterns that I might try, whether I fish them or not.

Its another of my poorly disguised ploys at getting people to post more pics of beautiful flies.

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Kramer

Oh, I'm out there baby! And I'm loving every minute of it!

[Hans Weilenmann]

Kramer,

Was not so much a question on your preference, but an attempt to interpret your request correctly.

You are not helping me any

Cheers,
Hans W


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[JME]

North Country Spiders are effective and beautiful flies.


the Waterhen Bloa is my favourite. Although I am partial to a Partridge and Orange.

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JME
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[Donald Nicolson]

Here's a couple then:-
MacCaskies Green Cat.
Old pattern from Courtney Williams.
My version with Green Highlander SLF


and a BWO of my own. I tied this for a recent swap.


How's that then??


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Donald/Scotland



[This message has been edited by Donald Nicolson (edited 16 December 2004).]

[LadyFisher]

Here is Vicky (VEE's) spider, photo by REE.


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LadyFisher, Publisher of
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[purebs]

Wow! that's a spooky fly!
Bill

[David Parker]

There is also a nice spider pattern in the winter issue of Fly Tyer Magazine. Hope I can get good enough to tie one!

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