Cushty dabbler

[wingman]

I feel slightly more confident in calling this a dabbler after getting some hints from Scratch earlier today so it should be fairly safe I hope and maybe tickle a few trout teeth aswell. Tied on a kamasan B175 size 10.

Thanks for looking and all comments welcome.

cheers

mark

[Scratch]

Originally Posted by wingman

I feel slightly more confident in calling this a dabbler

And so you should... because it is one. A ripper too. Are you sure you're colour blind? That's a mighty fine blend you've got going on there. Top notch mate.

[bill1]

What a stunning looking fly. Lovely job.

I've never fished a Dabbler in my life but after seeing that and reading Scratch's recent article, I'm going to have to give one a go.

[wingman]

Originally Posted by Scratch

And so you should... because it is one. A ripper too. Are you sure you're colour blind? That's a mighty fine blend you've got going on there. Top notch mate.

Thanks Rob and also for the verification yes colorblind I am, only know as the colours are written on the packets so god knows how the rest works....

Originally Posted by bill1

What a stunning looking fly. Lovely job.

I've never fished a Dabbler in my life but after seeing that and reading Scratch's recent article, I'm going to have to give one a go.

Thanks Bill, havn't read Rob's article yet but it sounds very good having read the thread, must get down the newsagents and get a copy.

[savage take]

getting the hang of these dabblers i see Mark. that's a topper mate.

[flytyingguy]

Stunner Mark, well done, I've got a question on dabblers - When I tie them i just get two slips of maallard and tie one on the top as a wing and one as a beard, when i see a lot of irish tyers and dabbler experts they all "cloak" any tips on how to cloak them?

[silversedge]

Top notch Mark

[sarg]

As Scratch has said that is some fly for someone who is colour blind. A cracker.

Let yourself go on some crazy coloured lures, that would be great to see

[arkle]

Looks like you've really got into Dabblers now Mark & not only really quickly but stunningly well.

[flyfish947]

i would be well impressed if i can deliver such a lovely looking fly.

Well done to that man.

I am just starting out and need all the help i can get looks like i am going to be busy reading up on things i need to produce great flys.

Many thanks

Graham