baetis emerger

[jonnied17-2008]

3 classy materials- deer hair, cdc and PT



hook- GRIP 14723BL, size 14-20
thread- tan sheer 14/0
tail and body- cock pheasant tail fibres (around 5 on this one)
rib- thread loop twisted
wing- coastal deer hair surrounded by a cdc split thread hackle, clipped and shaped slightly

[mayflyjunky]

Fantastic again Jonnie

They look deadly on them hooks

[hobble]

Great looking tyings,
thanks for the hook details jonnied,

, they look great

[urbanflyman]

really like the shape of that hook can u elaborate on it for us and very well tied to ,u r becoming one of the true innovator's on here my friend.well done look forward to seeing more.

[dabhoy]

Great ties Jonnie

[Capeldrae]

Very nice, indeed.

[jonnied17-2008]

thanks for the comments guys here ya go urban;

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I have a bit of a thing for grip hooks, they have good quality control and they are always needle sharp. This hook is very versatile I have used it for czech nymphs and beadheads many a time and they do the job very well, but equally at home on low riding dries/emergers.

I just love messing around with patterns, and what better way to spend time when the rivers are fooked!

nice one johnnie, you need to start putting some construction details like hook types and sizes for us.
You will be needing a little desk at next years BFFI the way your going.

[The Dibbler]

Nice one J, you have given me an interesting idea for a mayfly pattern

[jonnied17-2008]

Originally Posted by Whingeing pom

nice one johnnie, you need to start putting some construction details like hook types and sizes for us.
You will be needing a little desk at next years BFFI the way your going.

very good had me laughing there for a while I'll edit the first post and stick the details up

Originally Posted by The Dibbler

Nice one J, you have given me an interesting idea for a mayfly pattern

glad to hear it do show us all if you get the chance