Fly Tying

I was introduced by a friend of mine using a fly to fish a few months back. At first i really have no confidence in this little thing but was soon impress by my friend's catch. I caught a few too but lost it due to some reel jamming issue (its good to have a reliable equipment). Soon after the catch results i started to tie my own fly. I learn to tie most of the fly from Henry who is from COHO (a fly fishing shop at bali lane). I can say he is a very friendly and helpful guy, u name it he teach it, all the way from the basic. People there in the shop are nice too.


But 1 thing about using fly is that you have to change colour or pattern when fish is not biting, so keep changing and trying. In some of the cases i encounter at certain place is that when lures is not that effective, you may wanna try a fly or vice verca. Therefore, it is good to bring some flys along. Below are some of the flys i learned.

-Franky

LS Reservior (28/6/09 Sun) 7am

Hey guys, you are all invited for this session.
Basically we will be doing luring down there.
For my bros who wanna try my fly pls tell me in advance so i can tie it for you.

Weapons to bring along:
1) 6 ft - 7 ft rod will do
2) Reel
3) Lures, Fly, Spinner or whatever u think that will attract bites
4) Water
5) Plactic Bags (but cannot guarantee got fish)

*Note - terrian might be muddy so be prepared

Interested members please leave ur name:

1) Franky
2) ???

LS Reservior 7 June 2009

Location: LS Reservior
Team Member: Franky aka (Caiman)
Fishing method: Surecatch Cheapo minnow lure $5.80 for 4

Arsenal
Rod: Lemax Ninja, 6ft, 8-20lb
Reel: Daiwa Revros 2500
Main line: 15lb SpiderWire
Leader: Duel H.D Carbon 20lbs
Target species: Peacock Bass




Sam, James - I got it! hahaha