A new (at least for me) way to tie an 'egg pattern.'

[fredaevans]

The original link was up in a post on one of the UK boards and saw this bit and said to self: "Self, what's a salmon cloudberry fly?" :confused: Very cool.

http://www.acc.umu.se/~widmark/fly/shocking.html

By the way, the actual berries makes for very good jam for your morning toast.:ray1:

[Jason B]

The original link was up in a post on one of the UK boards and saw this bit and said to self: "Self, what's a salmon cloudberry fly?" :confused: Very cool.

http://www.acc.umu.se/~widmark/fly/shocking.html

By the way, the actual berries makes for very good jam for your morning toast.:ray1:


Looks pretty good although it would lack motion.

I love that you posted that in the spey forum.

A new generation of spey fly!

[fredaevans]

Hay, Jay, we do what we must.bawling:

[Mark Bové]

I feel I must clarify. In the UK salmon cloudberry's and worms are a common bait used by gear guys on the river. This is simply one guys fly to imitate the berry. I prefere a light roe bead when the salmon are keying in on the berry...