Flyfisherman´s Inari and Teno Rivers - Lauri Syrjänen

Flyfisherman´s Inari and Teno Rivers
The flies that recognized in the rivers Inari and Teno are useful for salmon year after year - by learning the conditions of each fly pattern of different weather, waterlevel, temperature and even surrounding nature. Every season brings out some hot patterns - that are no use for the next season. But a few of those hot patterns will outlast and become a popular pattern for several years. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Kummeli

Tied by Lauri Syrjänen

Hook:

#4 LW Douple

Tag:

Thin oval silver

Tail:

GPC

Butt:

Black Ostrich

Rib:

Thin oval silver on brown floss

Body:

1/5 Wine-red floss, 3/5 Brown floss and 1/5 Wine-red floss

Hackle:

Red Guinea Fowl

Wing:

Black Bucktail, on top Brown Skunk or something like that

Horns:

Red Macaw or Goose

Sides:

JC eyes

Head:

Black

Comments:

Hair winged as well as feather winged Kummeli is known a good catcher towards midnight. All sizes has been well but the best has been #4 low water douple pattern.

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Flyfisherman's Inari and Teno Rivers
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Hook:	#4 LW Douple
Tag:	Thin oval silver
Tail:	GPC
Butt:	Black Ostrich
Rib:	Thin oval silver on brown floss
Body:	1/5 Wine-red floss, 3/5 Brown floss and 1/5 Wine-red floss
Hackle:	Red Guinea Fowl
Wing:	Black Bucktail, on top Brown Skunk or something like that
Horns:	Red Macaw or Goose
Sides:	JC eyes
Head:	Black
Comments:	Hair winged as well as feather winged Kummeli is known a good catcher towards midnight. All sizes has been well but the best has been #4 low water douple pattern.