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Old 16-01-2010, 09:39 PM
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This is a version of the green Peter I first tied about two years ago. Since then it has accounted for numerous trout and salmon all arround Ireland. The Polar bear is dyed olive and the hackles are dyed foxy.



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Real polar bear
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bet you never caught a boyne salmon on one of them mate???????



the boyne salmon are partial to a grey flag or a lazy alder,




that polar peter will do the bizz on loughs lene , sheelin, and especially lough owel mate.
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Lovely proportioned,well balanced fly Seanie...that foxy hackle is a really nice shade.Do you like the GP for loch sea-trout...?
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Old 16-01-2010, 10:11 PM
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Lovely proportioned,well balanced fly Seanie...that foxy hackle is a really nice shade.Do you like the GP for loch sea-trout...?
Yes Madjoni it is real polar bear. A friend of mine was on a world wide waiting list for a skin. they are from rogue bears that have to be put down. the hair has a glisten that is like angel hair.Unfortunately cannot be seen in the pic


Wee Jimmy, Sorry to say I have never used the GP for lough seatrout. This peter accounted for over 50sea trout and 2 or 3salmon for a friend of mine on Carramore last year. I think it was mentioned on trout and salmon fishing reports in Aug.



Hobble, it works well on Corrib,Mask,Derg and Lein, Hope fully this year I will try other lakes

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geez sean you travel a fair bit of a distance to fish them loughs,

i bet there is 21 gears on your bike
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Derek and myself take turns pedaling with the other on the crossbar




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I knew i had seen you guys!!!!
Who is the little one with the stumpy legs then????
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That must be me
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That must be me
Yeah and I'm the one frustrated one with no fish cause someone has a knack of finding the fresh water all the time and usually has a fish on before I get to me seat
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