a odd looking fellow
Frances Micro conehead Tube Fly – Olive/Orange 1/2″ is a variation on the famous shrimp – prawn pattern that fishes well all through the season. A compact and rather peculiar looking fly that has a hypnotic grip on Atlantic salmon.We have tied this version on a light 1/2 aluminium tube, dark olive wool body and an olive hackle – Throat or rear hairs from Tanuki fox – feelers made from hair from a bear. all finished off with a micro brass conehead – The fly also features our great hook guard
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The Frances fly was originally devised by the late UK fly tier Mr. Peter Dean This was in 1968 The fly was a special commission job for his client Mr. David Blythe who were about to embark on a journey to fish various salmon rivers on Iceland – The fly was a great success and this odd shrimp pattern has ever sins been a favoured fly on Iceland and at many other rivers in Europa.
We predict that this fantastic pattern with time also will become a favoured pattern with steelhead anglers on the West Coast of North America…
Right; An original Frances fly by the fly tiers that worked with Peter Dean – Or actually; it is the next generation of the Frances fly called; the Black Eyed Prawn – or The BEP. The BEP is almost identical to the Frances Fly – except for the two black beads attached to the top of the fly.
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Shrimp Flies
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Flies for Iceland
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