Panama - French Classic Dry Fly

[@jigena6000]

Umberto come sempre un capolavoro 👍😍 bellissima !! Saluti Alessandro

[@robertooro9865]

Excelente trabajo!!!!. Muy buenas tus trabajos!!!

[@seanmooney3907]

Hi, great display of thread control shown there. You also made that difficult fly look easy. I know if I try it, it will be much harder than you made that look. All the best to you and thanks for sharing. Sean

[@UmbertoOregliniDBTR]

+Sean Mooney Thanks Sean thank you for the constancy with which you follow me, I really Thank You!!

[@seanmooney3907]

I follow you because I love to tie dry flies. The smaller the better. You tie excellent flies. I think it is a good relationship for both of us. I learn new flies and techniques I may never see in Maine, USA and you have a faithful follower. So thank you for sharing. I'll be looking forward to your next creation. God bless Sean

[@themazamen]

A really nice tie. I’m a little confused by the wing design though. What is the intent of having both spent wings and upright wings. A visual effect from looking up at the fly? I don’t think I’ve ever seen that. I realize that it’s a classic French the pattern but as an American, I not familiar with it.

[@duderoony]

Superb fly and equally superb tie. My only problem is: surely this is far too nice to give to a hungry fish? lol Thank for the upload dude......

[@UmbertoOregliniDBTR]

Thank you buddy!!

[@SuperMagnum91]

Mouche difficile à monter 👏 bravo !!!!

[@UmbertoOregliniDBTR]

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[@renzoprocacci9245]

Bravissimo , una delle mosche più difficili da costruire , altro quelle caz.....ine in cul de canard che fanno oggi !!! Ti metto al livello del Dave Mcpail

[@UmbertoOregliniDBTR]

Grazie mille Renzo, mi fa davvero piacere vedere che c'è chi apprezza questi montaggi!! Dave è un grande e con molta più esperienza di me, io sto cercando di riproporre maggiormente dressing classici che sono andati un po in disuso, soppiantati come dici tu, da nuovi materiali! Grazie ancora!

[@Qassimax]

I love this fy and TLT !

[@marcelocardoso-mlocfly]

Bravo....!!!!

[@UmbertoOregliniDBTR]

+Marcelo Cardoso Grazie mille Marcelo!!

[@comesahorseman]

👍👍👏

[@fg87fgd]

Hi there! You tied in a kind of front-front partridge hackle, but did not list it in the material list... Is it your idea, or is this the style the pattern is tied traditionally? Cheers, and keep up tying such nice flies!

[@UmbertoOregliniDBTR]

Hi my friend! Thank you for the attention! It's my fault, i only forget to write it in the dressing!! I'm going to fix! Thank you to follow me!

[@Qassimax]

It is traditional pattern for the Panama fly to have a front soft hackle, usually flanc de cane like in the peute. This makes it move on the surface and that motion is attractive. One of the most effective dry fly especially in rapid waters.

[@krasty23hc]

questa me l'ero persa Umberto!!! davvero bella.....devo solo prendere la rafia naturale....sto vedendo altri dressing e per la costruzione di corpi è davvero un bel materiale!!! ci sono indicazioni particolari per quanto riguarda il suo utilizzo? non so...ho letto ad esempio di inumidirla leggermente prima di usarla..... invece per quanto riguarda quella sintetica, che ho trovato molto difficile da lavorare soprattutto su mosche piccole......hai consigli utili?!?! grazie davvero!!!

[@UmbertoOregliniDBTR]

Grazie mille Luca, perdonami ma io invece mi ero perso qualche messagio!! :) Nessun indicazione particolare a parte ingrassarla un po come tutte le mosche secche! ;)

[@darrylrogers8629]

I can tell you are an excellent tyer. I only wish you'd get rid of the music and tell is step by step what your using and doing. It helps those who are beginners.

[@UmbertoOregliniDBTR]

I really thank you!! I'm italian and i can't explain in english what i'm doing step to step....i'm sorry!!