Get Down!

[dwiltshire]

All tied on a Partridge YK4G.

[krazzed_maggot]

wow they look amazing whats the dressings if you dont mind me asking, been looking to try these sorts of patterns

Kendo

[Alwyn]

Fabulous patterns and no doubt they well get down. In fact, it might be a bit a job getting them up again

[jindra]

Not a hint of subtlety, just Heavy Metal all over - no nonsense, just business. I like that in nymphs

Just a question though: doesn't the pink anodising get beaten off in freestone streams? Mine does, so I am wondering if it is a bad supplier or a general problem

Cheers!

Jidnra

[Anjinsan]

Love those, the silver one looks like the robo cop of flies.

Will you be adding this pattern to your most excellent river fly box website(Please do, oh go on. I'll be your best friend )

Sean

[boony]

look great, I have never used bidoz bodies as I found them a bit expensive, but might buy a pack to try. How heavy are they, and are they a b****r to cast?

John.

[Mrtrout]

Originally Posted by boony

look great, I have never used bidoz bodies as I found them a bit expensive, but might buy a pack to try. How heavy are they, and are they a b****r to cast?

John.

You don't cast them John, you sort of swing them out.
Very nice Dave, they look REALLY heavy.
S.

[boony]

Originally Posted by mrtrout

You don't cast them John, you sort of swing them out.

So im guessing they perform best if fishing a short line or czech nymphing, cheers for that, will try some and see how it goes.

John

[dwiltshire]

Better fished on a short line.

Jindra - I haven't found that they chip and have been using them for a while.

I plan to get them on the River Fly Box soon. The dressing is very simple:

Hook: Partridge YK4G
Thread: Moser Powersilk 10/0, olive
Legs: Grey squirrel
Ballast: Tungsten shrimp backs.


~Dave

[sabsman]

Those look like good icebreakers for the coming weekend Dave

Mick.