Fly Swap ’09 Patterns

Each year I host a fly swap, and here are this year’s contributions:

http://ontheflyguiding.com/on_the_fly_swap_2009.htm

Regards,
D.A.

Dave,

What’s a fly swap and how does it work?

Rootski

You get a group oy guys together (not physically) and submit a pattern of your choice to the swapmaster, who in turn mails out each pattern to each swapper. You don’t get your own pattern back, but you get one of everyone else’s pattern. It’s a fun way to learn some new patterns or see variations on some stuff that is pretty common.

D.A.

Can anyone join and does tying jigs count?

The first one is called the craw daddy, then the pink hottie (named after Briank), then olive sparkle, then the pink tutu, then the Wisconsin River Smallie Catcher (named for my buddy Denny), and lastly Daddy Red Craw

The swap is already over. I was just posting what everyone had tied.

Nice jigs, though. They could be deadly even with a fly rod.

D.A.