The Emerald Trout Bane.

I really like this one. I will be creating more banes with the use of the materials in this one. Mainly the thread. I going to call these ones the Jewel Trout Banes, J.T.B.- Emerald.... and so on.

More bane, Golden, and the Golden Green Bane.

The Golden green bane.

The Golden Bane.

Wild brown trout approved!

Trout bane.

This is a tie I came up with that i call trout bane. Its very simple and quick to tie. Its a great little fly. It can be very effective. Sorry not my best pics.... I will get some better ones soon.
 Tie these up in size 20, and dark for a trico nymph. Make them stouter then this one here. Perhaps i will do a step by step tying of the Trout Bane.... Perhaps....

Fancy Brassie Tutorial

Start your wire at the rear of the hook. Leave yourself a good 4-5" of wire for the rib.

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Wrap your wire forward just like winding your thread. Nice tight touching turns. Stop about 2-3 hooks from the eye.


Start your thread.


Tie off your wire and break away the wire.


Counter rib your wire tag. Tie off the rib and bend and break away the tag


Tie in 2-3 peacock hurls. Make a dubbing loop. Were going to make the peacock as strong as the copper.


Hold the peacock hurl in the middle of the loop. Take your dubbing hook and go under the first thread, over the hurl, and hook the thread on the other side of the loop.


Twist your loop to make a beautiful peacock rope.


Wrap your rope about two to three turns and tie down, trim the excess.


whip finish yourself a nice head. Trim thread your got yourself a fancy brassie.

A twist on an old classic The Brassie

I saw this style before, but i thought it looked neat. Plus this is an image from my new olympus vg-140. Its got some kick ass macro features. I will post up a tying tutorial. Its real simple and I will show you how to make that peacock collar bomb proof.