Matching the hatch - Articulated brush flies.

[Shamwari]

Hi Shamwari This is a brush fly I have tied up for tigers, not articulated but I think it will work.

That is really nice...beaut!

[Shamwari]

EK OK!! Om jou te pla!! Sorry om so 'n moeilike pattern te stuur.

DAVE

Stop nagging Granny Popsicle

[poppernel]

Stop nagging Granny Popsicle

Change your avatar, dan gesels ons beter.

[dlampert]

That is a cool fly Dave,thanks for posting!

Some info for those interested;incidentally Dave Whitlock was one of the 1st pioneers of Articulation back in the 70's already.

Gerrit, out of interest I visited Ed Herbst this afternoon for a couple of hours and one of the things I asked him about was the history of fly articulation. He couldn't give an exact date but said it has been around for at least a hundred years and was first developed for salmon flies. I am always amazed at the amount of information that man has stored in his head!

[Gerrit Viljoen]

Darryl,

It may well be so but "my" research led to Dave in the 70's. If it was done 100 years ago, good on those fellas! The idea rocks.

[Gerrit Viljoen]

Some AP Minnows for those times when you're not sure what the fish are feeding on.