Online Pattern Database

[Din]

I lost all my bookmarks when my comp crashed. Anyone know of some good ones? I really am too lazy to search around the internet for different patterns from different sites all the time.....

 

I have flytyingforum.com, westfly.com.....i did have about 20 bookmarked...

 

Any help would be great! thanks.

[Lawrence]

danica comes to mind

[admin]

We have one setup at flyangler - http://flyangler.ca/index.php?option=com_f...s&Itemid=42

[ladystrange]

wow, that is a great resource. name, type and material search. thanks for sharing. never knew it existed

[Din]

We have one setup at flyangler - http://flyangler.ca/index.php?option=com_f...s&Itemid=42

 

Great! thanks, had this one bookmarked but i forgot about it! great setup, kudos.

[murray]

Another one you might want to look at is troutflies.com. Click on the tutorials section, there are a dozen or so flies with step by step instructions and photos. It's a good one for anyone that is just starting to tie.

 

Murray

[albannachxcuileag]

Here are a few that I have found quite informative in the past -

 

Fly Anglers Online - Fly of the Week

 

Fly Tying Forum Home Page - browse this as flies are in different sections

 

The English Fly Fishing Shop - this is a fantastic reference site - click on a subsection and then click on a fly for background information

 

River Don Flies - traditional flies as used in the UK

 

And by no means least of all, probably one of the most respected - Hans Weilenmann's fantastic collection Flytier's Page

 

That is enough to be going on with, there are plenty more on the net so happy browsing.

[Tuppsincomprehensible]

Here are a few that I have found quite informative in the past -

 

Fly Anglers Online - Fly of the Week

 

Fly Tying Forum Home Page - browse this as flies are in different sections

 

The English Fly Fishing Shop - this is a fantastic reference site - click on a subsection and then click on a fly for background information

 

River Don Flies - traditional flies as used in the UK

 

And by no means least of all, probably one of the most respected - Hans Weilenmann's fantastic collection Flytier's Page

 

That is enough to be going on with, there are plenty more on the net so happy browsing.

 

You need to view a Scottish fellow bumming around Irelands exclusive and fantastic step by step postings. They are really very good though it pains me greatly to have to admit it.

[ladystrange]

You need to view a Scottish fellow bumming around Irelands exclusive and fantastic step by step postings. They are really very good though it pains me greatly to have to admit it.

 

 

lol. i have read a number of those. they are very good and a wonderful inspiration for my contribution to the uk swap.

 

although i have bastardized the poor thing, my prototype looks like a racoon at the moment. but then again. i was missing the green hackle i needed. - problem resolved. i bought more stuff. oops.

[mikefromsundre]

http://www.charliesflyboxinc.com/

And don't forget Vic Bergman's old site (if it is still up) http://www.telusplanet.net/public/cnangler/html/