Something small and black.

[brownsville]

[maharg]

Very nice, a lovely bit of quill.

[andypandy]

Cant beat a nice bit of quill

Great looking fly

Andy

[arkle]

"Tank(s)master" perhaps ? nice & subtle, just the thing as the evening light fades away & the fish start dimpling the surface.

[lhomme]

Very nice fly, love these little creatures. Simple but oh so effective. Nice work, Brownsville.

Johan

[weight_forward]

Originally Posted by arkle

"Tank(s)master" perhaps ?

No. 2 opposite the bird hut, just as the sun goes down and fill yer boots! or even better Butcombe shore just as the last light fades. I don't miss that much about England at the moment, but Blagdon on a summers evening is going to be on that list.

Great tie, I really like the wisps of CDC, is it on a grub hook or is it the angles playing tricks with my eyes?

[brownsville]

Hook is a B160 size 16, which looks like a 20 with my old eyes.


No.3 tank, westerly, behind the trees, and a sedge on the point.

You never know.

[Mrtrout]

That will work Mike, without a doubt, very delicate, and nicely tied.
S.

[wingman]

Originally Posted by brownsville

Hook is a B160 size 16, which looks like a 20 with my old eyes.


No.3 tank, westerly, behind the trees, and a sedge on the point.

You never know.

Melanie Gray behind the bike sheds with a strong north easterly and a good big top dropper


Lovely fly by the way, very simplistic but deadly.

[Buzz]

Love it, i bet it works just as well under the surface as it will on the surface.
Cast out and let its just sit.....(dont put your rod on your knees and roll one though)