Can anyone tell me where to get some step by step instructions for the copper john?
Thanks
Can anyone tell me where to get some step by step instructions for the copper john?
Thanks
[url=http://www.charliesflybox.com/flybox/detail.cfm?parentID=17:8256a]http://www.charliesflybox.com/flybox/detail.cfm?parentID=17[/url:8256a]
Cheers,
Hans W
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Thank you i think this pattern will come in use
happy fishing
The Summer 2005 edition of Flyfishing and Tying Journal has a step by step article by Skip Morris with pictures, too. I don't know if you've used the Copper John before, but if not try it in some colors other than copper - like red, olive, chartreuse, etc. It's terrific.
Joe
There is a tutorial at [url=http://www.troutflies.com:49368]www.troutflies.com[/url:49368] by Harry Mason. The same tutorial is in the Fly of the Week Archives here on FAOL. It's a very in-depth step by step on this pattern.
Mike
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Thanks for all the replys.
P.S. i have never used a copper john before, and have heard mixed reviews about the original copper john, so i will have to try other colors.
thanks again
FG...I have the habit of simplifyng (sp?) any pattern I like. Has always worked for me, as with the CJ...I found that red wire, peacock herl collar & a brass bead is a great pattern! Not trying to take away from John's pattern at all, just that it is a quicker tye & produces well for me. I had John as a customer at a shop I worked at in Colo. & spent many days watching him & his nynphing techniques in the Cheeseman Canyon on the S. Platte & the man knew how to fish!!
...just my 2 cents worth!
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Thats just a beadhead red brassie pattern and a highly effective deadly pattern as well. I was looking at that link to Charlies fly shop and man he runs a good shop and some neat patterns. I sent him an email about materials that I cant find and he had the super hair to tie the jujubee midge and is really helpful. I recommend.
"No offense to Charlies Fly Box,, but ours kicks the crap outta theirs "
Really? How?
Definitely a nice pattern.
How essential is the epoxy step? What are your thoughts on using Sally H or something instead? Not looking for permission to substitute, just an opinion from anybody who's used them with or without that feature.