Haunting the pike using

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Haunting the pike using

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Nice, I like it...did it work?
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I adore sparsely dressed flies, very nice Ian

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Tandem flies are excellent. Good job Ian.
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JAA wrote: Sat Jul 30, 2022 2:09 pm Nice, I like it...did it work?
Nope!
It will catch when a pike sees the thing😂
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BreadFlake wrote: Sat Jul 30, 2022 2:41 pm I adore sparsely dressed flies, very nice Ian
Thanks breadflake,I too prefer sparsely dressed flies too
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Iasgair wrote: Sun Jul 31, 2022 2:25 am Tandem flies are excellent. Good job Ian.
Thanks iasgair,I used pike wire for the tail treble👍
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Great looking fly Ian.

Just a thought, have you ever tried using over sized versions of trout flies for pike? Recently in loch Garve I caught 4 jack pike on normal trout flies; two on a red hackled soldier palmer, one on a blue zulu and one on a bibio, all size 10.
Anyways, I'm just in the middle of tieing some size 2 versions of similar looking designs on streamer hooks. I'll let you know how I get on with them!
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Santiago wrote: Tue Aug 02, 2022 4:56 pm Great looking fly Ian.

Just a thought, have you ever tried using over sized versions of trout flies for pike? Recently in loch Garve I caught 4 jack pike on normal trout flies; two on a red hackled soldier palmer, one on a blue zulu and one on a bibio, all size 10.
Anyways, I'm just in the middle of tieing some size 2 versions of similar looking designs on streamer hooks. I'll let you know how I get on with them!
They would certainly work Santiago,I mean butcher,crow and silver and Alexandra are fry imitations.Bigger versions for pike? Why not.

How did the streamers turn out?
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I've caught quite a few on the streamers I made, even I over did the epoxy heads.
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