September Fly O' the Month - Saltwater Coho Beach Pattern !!

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Rick Baerg

Discussion Starter · Sep 2, 2010 (Edited)

September Fly O' the Month: Saltwater Coho Beach Pattern!! Post your pictures in this months Fly O' the Month Gallery and in the Septembers thread with recipe to qualify for the this months prize. Click this link to see the new monthly prizes and detials (New Fly Line) available for this contest. Happy tying, lets see those Saltwater Coho Beach Pattern's!

Here is the prize for September, provided by Nile Creek Fly Shop.

WF8-BT - XS Buzzer Line (Olive Tip/Ivory)

The now renownded ‘Buzzer’ line was developed especially for optimum performance when fishing the ubiquitous and hugely rewarding style of the buzzer, whether from the bank or boat. This fly line has the same profile as the ever popular XS Floating Ivory, but the last 3-4ft of the front taper section is coloured a neutral shade of olive where it has been purposely designed to sink slowly and improve successful ‘hook ups’ and ‘feel’, when buzzer fishing or straight line nymphing in particular, resulting in countless extra fish.

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ggp

· #2 · Sep 2, 2010 (Edited)

My version of a Cathy's Coat

Hook---Mustad 34007 size 4
Thread---red
Body---Red flashabou
Wing---White Polar Bear
Throat---Brown Hackle
Eyes...Red prismatic stick on
Head...Epoxy

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Blackgivesway2blue

· #3 · Sep 2, 2010 (Edited)

Here's my entry

Hook - Tiemco TMC 3761 Size 6
Thread - Black 6/0
Rib - Small Silver Wire
Wing - White Deer Hair,and 4-6 Strands of Flashabou
Throat - 4-6 Strands of Flashabou

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LiquidGuides01

· #4 · Sep 3, 2010 (Edited)

Clouser Minnow

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Hook- Daiichi Stainless #4
Eyes- Chain Gold
Wing- White Polar Bear
Body- Pearl Body Braid
Throat- Pink Llama wool
Thread- Glitter Red

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hook #4 stainless Daiichi
Body- Silver french tinsel
Throat- Red/Black maribou
Wing- White,Green,yellow Polar bear hair,Peacock strans,Gold Tinsel
Thread-Black
Eyes- Yellow stick eyes, and epoxie

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Lucky

· #5 · Sep 5, 2010 (Edited)

Coho Blue

Tail: Blue hackle tip
Body: Flat silver tinsel
Wing: Blue over white polar bear, sided by blue then badger hackles.
Originator: Roderick Haig-Brown

The recipe in the "Fly patterns of British Columbia" called for a topping of heron hackle sprigs, which I have omitted.

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fishmong

· #6 · Sep 5, 2010 (Edited)

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SB Dart (My variation on original)

[Original fly: Shawn Bennett]

Hook: TMC 811S
Thread: Black uni-thread
Body: Gold holographic tinsel
Dorsal: Green lady amherst pheasant
Rib: Green wire
Tail: Pearl chartreuse flashabou
Eyes: Chartreuse prism stick on eyes

Pickled Herring

Hook: TMC 811S
Thread: Black uni-thread
Body (top): Black pearl flashabou
Body (mid): Seafoam green angel hair
Body (btm): Gold pearl angel hair
Head: Epoxy
Eyes: Chartreuse prism stick on eyes

Ferguson Green & Silver (My variation on original)

[Original fly: Bruce Ferguson]

Hook: TMC 811S
Thread: Black uni-thread
Tail: Chartreuse barred mallard flank
Body: Silver holographic tinsel
Body (front): Chartreuse pearl chenille
Rib: Chartreuse holographic tinsel & silver wire
Wing: Green polar bear & Chartreuse pearl flashabou

Fishmong

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ArticWolf

· #7 · Sep 5, 2010

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Here is a creation I call..Wisker Variant..
..this fly flips over leaving the hook facing upwards, now I have taken bows with it in the smaller version size: 10-12, so there is no reason why it should not take salmon in a larger size...

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bronjuan

· #8 · Sep 5, 2010 (Edited)

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Here is my entry. Hopefully there aren't any copyright infringements. The Christmas Minnow

Hook: size 6 daiichi 1280
Thread: Red 6/0 Uni-thread
Body: wide Silver tinsel
Head: black tungsten bead plus shoe-goo finish
Back: Peacock angel hair tied down over bead head
eyes: stick-on

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Troutman Clay

· #9 · Sep 6, 2010 (Edited by Moderator)

Eye Insect Arthropod Plant Terrestrial plant

Heres mine, a little tinkering on other patterns in old fly boxes and this is what I got, hope you like.

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Tangler

· #10 · Sep 10, 2010

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Here are my entries for this month.
All based on Art Lingren's killer Wizard pattern. (For those interested in the pattern from another thread.)

Olive Wizard:
Hook: Mustad C71SSS Size 6
Thread: White 6/0
Tail: Diamond wing fibre, Pink pearl
Body: Wapsi sparkle braid, pearl
Upper wing: Olive polar bear and 3/4 strands of peacock Krystal flash
Lower wing: White calf tail (but polar bear would be better) and 3/4 strand of pearl Krystal flash
Throat: Diamond wing fibre, Pink pearl
Eye: xs red tape eyes
Head over-thread: Fine uni-mono
Head cement: I used brush-on super glue, but anything hard and shiny.

Blue Wizard:
Hook: Mustad C71SSS Size 6
Thread: White 6/0
Tail: Diamond wing fibre, Pink pearl
Body: Wapsi sparkle braid, pearl
Upper wing: Blue polar bear and 3/4 strands of blue Krystal flash
Lower wing: White calf tail (but polar bear would be better) and 3/4 strand of pearl Krystal flash
Throat: Diamond wing fibre, Pink pearl
Eye: xs red tape eyes
Head over-thread: Fine uni-mono
Head cement: I used brush-on super glue, but anything hard and shiny.

Olive Shaman (South American Wizard...):
Hook: Mustad C71SSS Size 6
Thread: White 6/0
Tail: Diamond wing fibre, Pink pearl
Body: Wapsi sparkle braid, pearl
Upper wing: Olive Llama and 3/4 strands of peacock Krystal flash
Lower wing: White Llama and 3/4 strand of pearl Krystal flash
Throat: Diamond wing fibre, Pink pearl
Eye: xs red tape eyes
Head over-thread: Fine uni-mono
Head cement: I used brush-on super glue, but anything hard and shiny.

And just for a laugh...

Stoned Shaman (on Ayahuasca. Bug-eyed and probably a little wobbly...):
Hook: Mustad C71SSS Size 6
Thread: Gray 6/0
Tail: Diamond wing fibre, Pink pearl
Body: Silver holo-tinsel
Upper wing: Olive Llama and 3/4 strands of peacock Krystal flash
Lower wing: White Llama and 3/4 strand of pearl Krystal flash
Throat: Diamond wing fibre, Pink pearl
Eye: Orange chain eyes
Head cement: I used brush-on super glue, but anything hard and shiny.

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Tangler

· #11 · Sep 10, 2010

OK. This is a little embarrassing, but I don't seem able to upload images to the September 2010 gallery.
It does not show up in the gallery list.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
T.

fishmong

· #12 · Sep 11, 2010

Just checked and it shows up on my drop down list. It's the 25th option down the list right under 2007 Intruder fly swap.

Maybe just overlooked it?

Rick Baerg

Discussion Starter · #13 · Sep 11, 2010

Tangler said:
OK. This is a little embarrassing, but I don't seem able to upload images to the September 2010 gallery.
It does not show up in the gallery list.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
T.

Click on you image, top right you will see, "Photo Options" click on it and select edit photo, then you will see "Copy image to:" select in the drop down menu where you want to copy the image to!!

Its that easy,

Troutman Clay

· #14 · Sep 11, 2010

I've posted my picture to the september fly of the month galley, and it says the upload was successful, but I still dont see it in there? anyone know why?

Rick Baerg

Discussion Starter · #15 · Sep 11, 2010

Troutman Clay said:
I've posted my picture to the september fly of the month galley, and it says the upload was successful, but I still dont see it in there? anyone know why?

It doesnt show because it wasnt uploaded. You might need to do this,

To resize an image, right click on the picture you want to resize and then select OPEN WITH PAINT. When the program paint opens, this picture you want to resize will be open in the paint program. Now if you look up to the left to the menu bar, click on IMAGE you will then see some more options, select Stretch/SKEW or Resize/Stretch, depending on how new the Paint program is. To resize your image, change the stretch or resize value in the HORIZONTAL and VERTICAL from 100% to anywhere from 15%-30%, this depends on how many megapixels you cameras is. Then press OK and under file, SAVE AS and you are done. If you want to see what the image size and dimensions are, click once on the file, move your curser away, then move it back over the file without clicking and it will give you the info in a hover box.

bronjuan

· #16 · Sep 11, 2010

fishmong said:
SB Dart (My variation on original)

[Original fly: Shawn Bennett]

Hook: TMC 811S
Thread: Black uni-thread
Body: Gold holographic tinsel
Dorsal: Green lady amherst pheasant
Rib: Green wire
Tail: Pearl chartreuse flashabou
Eyes: Chartreuse prism stick on eyes

Pickled Herring

Hook: TMC 811S
Thread: Black uni-thread
Body (top): Black pearl flashabou
Body (mid): Seafoam green angel hair
Body (btm): Gold pearl angel hair
Head: Epoxy
Eyes: Chartreuse prism stick on eyes

Ferguson Green & Silver (My variation on original)

[Original fly: Bruce Ferguson]

Hook: TMC 811S
Thread: Black uni-thread
Tail: Chartreuse barred mallard flank
Body: Silver holographic tinsel
Body (front): Chartreuse pearl chenille
Rib: Chartreuse holographic tinsel & silver wire
Wing: Green polar bear & Chartreuse pearl flashabou

Fishmong

I like that "pickled Herring" (in my opinion) repost with the back longer than the angel hair below it and we may have a winner! I am just biased to angel hair ha ha

Tangler

· #17 · Sep 12, 2010

Thanks Rick and fishmong.
Sound advice, however the "September 2010" gallery does not appear anywhere on the drop-down list...
Perplexed.
T.

Rick Baerg

Discussion Starter · #18 · Sep 12, 2010

Tangler said:
Thanks Rick and fishmong.
Sound advice, however the "September 2010" gallery does not appear anywhere on the drop-down list...
Perplexed.
T.

Sorry, my bad

It will be there now!!

Troutman Clay

· #19 · Sep 12, 2010

Thanks for that Rick, shes up there now thanks to you and paint haha

Tangler

· #20 · Sep 12, 2010

Thanks Rick.
That did the trick.

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