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Old May 2nd, 2006, 10:09 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
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Default Beautiful flies vs. Not So Beautiful

Tom Nakashima wrote:
I just received my order of flies for the McCloud River that are well tied,
but not the greatest in aesthetics. I've paid 55 cents per fly, which I
thought was a pretty good price, and they do match the patterns I wanted. I
recently saw some very nice tied patterns at $2.80 per fly, but they were
near perfect and very aesthetically pleasing. I've never fished with
beautiful flies before, but was wondering if they do make a difference in
appearance to trout?
-tom


What I'd be suspicious of in a 55-cent fly is the quality of the hook.

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