Tuesday, 1 March 2011

Pike flies

I finally managed to get behind my vise again today (and it felt really good). I’m very satisfied with this ‘Lonesome Tom’ pattern. The way it moves in the water, and the fun I have in tying them, makes it my favourite pattern of the moment. I planned on doing a video tutorial on them (and I still intend to), but the video footage that I made on the action in the water turned out to be a bit disappointing, so it will be for later on.

These are all about 14 cm long, tied on an SS-1930 INOX, size 4/0.

 




Two in chartreuse and white, with some red under the chin














 









A yellow and white redhead










 










And a bleeding baitfish



4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hi Stefaan, great flies; I'd be very interested in seeing a tutorial for them.

Regards, John Whittington (London, England)

Anonymous said...

Hello Piker lonsome
Il sont super beaux !! du grand Art
Je suis super fan de montage avec des têtes comme tu réalises.
as tu un rattle dans ton montage??
A+ Xavier

David Romanillos said...

Hello Lonesome:
Like others flies, very nice.
http://romanillosamosca.blogspot.com/

the lonsome piker said...

Thanks guys!

John, it’s always nice to get to know somebody who shares the same passion. I’ll post a tutorial soon, and if you have other questions, don’t hesitate to mail me.


A+ Xavier (ce nom est vraiment une mystère pour moi), le montage est sans rattle, mais c’est certainement possible.