Two red flies: "The Red Baron" Crease Fly (above) and the Bloodworm (below)
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4 comments:
YES! Crease fly! I just need some of those for the coastal trip... trout and redfish...there are all over in the tidal creeks...a friend told me last night...
Great photos Vlad. I love the special touch!! DO you use Photoshop? Mine was crushed that I haven't use the software for a while... I enjoy those great photos... keep them coming! Mark
Thanks Mark...yes, I use Photoshop-I think it can create little more drama...
I hope you have the best time on the coast. Small poppers and crease flies should be a good choice for reds-and please take many pictures!!! :-)
Vlad
That "Red Baron" looks like a very excellent fly...and I like the photo work as well. I need to figure photoshop out still and catch up with you fellows. HA...
Cameron,
Thanks...The most useful thing about it is that it can save a not so great shot. I wasn't too happy with the light on the original "Red Baron" shot, but imho got the best out of it through the Photoshop.
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