The most realistic buzzer ever!

[steve collyer]

It even looks good from all angles:


I must admit, this is me in my Bohemian romanticist phase:


These buzzers are now available at the reduced price of
1 = £1:00
10 = £12
25 = £29:99

Please make a paypal donation to
Steve@everyone'sawinner.org.uk

PM me your address and give me between 6-8 weeks for the labourious tyings & they'll be on their way.

This is the most cutting-edge buzzer ever designed.
If you only use this pattern, I can guarantee a 100% catch rate with it!

ps
Please don't ask me for details of the dressing & the techniques involved.

[g bigtrout]

V.good steve....although i dont use buzzers myself thats a sexy looking hook i would use for something with more fluff on it to hide its nudity.

[burhan]

that's a bargain mate. i'll have 25 please

burhan

[hobble]

Sorry steve but i think you went a little heavy on the materials, ,

maybe a little less thread might help,

[Alanc]

Far too much colour, did you tie these in your red period.
Im trying to resist buying a shed load.

Alan

[Wee Jimmy]

So,what is the point of this thread,someone might even think that you're trying to take the ****.......hilarious...

[neil26]

i think the single dubbing fibre on the shank is the key to this buzzers deadly efficacy

nice pattern, lets see a step by step

[steve collyer]

Originally Posted by neil26

i think the single dubbing fibre on the shank is the key to this buzzers deadly efficacy

nice pattern, lets see a step by step

No SBS for this one I'm afraid.

I agree about the dubbing and I have also patented a method of recreating the segmentation on the hook shank which involves the use of my thumb pressed against the carbon. In certain light angles this does look incredibly effective!
The fingerprint technique aids top of the water buzzer fishing because not only are you not using any further materials, but if you have a packet of crisps (for instance) before tying commences, the oil on your fingers acts as a floatant.

[TAFFTASTIC]

Where do we get the materials from and can they be tied in other colours

Taff

[Flyfishing-UK]

Some nice ideas folks, nice flies.