Streamers for brownies??!!

[bibio1]

Not quite right....will keep practicing.

I am becoming quite obsessed with this.

[Lochan_load]

That looks good to me!

I'm gettin  a bit obsessed with the idea too!

[bibio1]

I think it'll fish but didn't leave enough room at the head.

Next one will be better.

[corsican dave]

fun tho', isn't it? 
I just added this to my library
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Fusion-Fly-Tying-Steelhead-Synthetic/dp/1634503961/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1458913027&sr=1-1&keywords=greg+senyo

[Bobfly]

Does all this mean that sometimes I will have something bigger on the end of my cast than is often the case ??  :? :?

[haresear]

Does all this mean that sometimes I will have something bigger on the end of my cast than is often the case ??  :? :?

:lol: :lol:

Alex

[lnelson20]

I found a better photo of the big articulated streamer I lost that big troot on.....

Thanks Alex, will have a wee go at that.

Chris

[Wildfisher]

I'm more of a size 18 sherry spinner man.  :lol:

[bibio1]

I love fishing spinner patterns as well but for me I am now coming to the conclusion this branch of our sport is seriously under researched.

I think this is the case for very good reasons. Primarily the tackle advances and innovative fly tying techniques means you can fish on any water.

On our larger rivers in particular the opportunities are immense.

[Wildfisher]

I am now coming to the conclusion this branch of our sport is seriously under researched.

Came to that conclusion years ago. There is nothing more conservative than a Scottish fly fisher. It is changing, slowly.