Just be careful if you ever come to the states. One of the better known Brit. tyers was coming in for a big show with some art quality and they were seized by customs. One was aspider he had over 200hrs into. Apparently the fellow at customs thought they were real bugs impaled on hooks and therefore contraband for import.
Last I knew he was still fighting to get them back.
John
Just be careful if you ever come to the states. One of the better known Brit. tyers was coming in for a big show with some art quality and they were seized by customs. One was aspider he had over 200hrs into. Apparently the fellow at customs thought they were real bugs impaled on hooks and therefore contraband for import.
Last I knew he was still fighting to get them back.
John
Gorgeous Tie…any insight to the time you have into that fly?
Is it a fly you fish or just an art fly?
Hi Colin.
The fly took me about 1,5 hour.
This being my first “art fly” i dont think i will fish this particually one. But im indeed into trying the next couples on some of the local browns and
Nice work Allen.  😉
I really like the legs. Â What did you use to make them?
Bill
Hi Bill.
Im using Gold Pheasant.
The trick is to bend them in shape with a “tweezer” (dont know if that is spelled correct) hold them in position, and then add a VERY small amount of UV softbody on both sides of the bend, use the UV light ofr a couple of seconds and then let it go, it should now stay in the position you wanted it to be in.
/Regards Allan.