March Brown...maybe?

[Buzz]

Still mucking about with biots trying to find another March Brown to add to only one pattern i use for the hatch.



Okay i am looking to find out what MB you use

[mayflyjunky]

Fantastic fly Buzz,

I really really love biots for my dries.

Try this one for the mays

[fishwhisperer]

Originally Posted by Buzz

Stunning! What is the tail made with? Same as the barred hackle, or is that a soft hackle(partridge)?

[dwiltshire]

That's excellent Lovely tying and design.

[Rabbitangler]

This is my all time favorite March Brown pattern.



Best so far a 23" Brown from the Don.

[urbanflyman]

really useful looking flee buzz the clyde trout will like that one i think.

[mayflyjunky]

Originally Posted by Rabbitangler

This is my all time favorite March Brown pattern.



Best so far a 23" Brown from the Don.

What tail is that Rabbitangler looks very vibrant.

[Buzz]

Originally Posted by urbanflyman

really useful looking flee buzz the clyde trout will like that one i think.

Not sure about that, its got a great bloody big thorax hackle.

The tail is Coq de Leon (some brown version with a fancy name) and the soft hackle in front of the dyed grizzle is brown partridge.

Thanks Rabbitangler ,C'mon guys show me yours

[Rabbitangler]

Originally Posted by mayflyjunky

What tail is that Rabbitangler looks very vibrant.

Roman Moser dust fibre. I used it in place of the origional deer hair as it's much more robust. Can't claim the pattern as my own, it was from a T&S in the eighties.

[teanau]

Buzz, I tie and use something very similar to your pattern.
Rabbitangler gave me one of his, which did very well for me on the Don. Both perform very well when the fish are on duns.

I have to say however that I find a parachute Adams does as well as anything for me when the fish are on duns.

When using emergers, I use a simple brown klink, a DHE, or a CDC emerger with brownish bodies.

Alex
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