Pattern of the Month #48 - Akroyd Spey

This is one of Mikael’s absolute favourites among the old classic Spey and Dee flies. Already in the early 80s, he had good catches on both Dee strip-winged versions and this one, with a little cinnamon-colored hair wing tied in flat over the mobile heron-hackled body. This classic fly features humus colours, and perhaps that’s one of the reasons it's been so effective on our Baltic rivers and Norwegian rivers running through forested country. We love both the classic approach and the sweeping heron hackles - it's no wonder this fly is still frequently found at the end of our leaders.
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[@petermay9668]

Top tying Mikael , flott Fluer.👍

[@50Squirrel]

Really enjoyed this episode of tying! Great fly!!!

[@MrBonafide1]

Finaste hittills. Tack.

[@PaulConnor100]

Another great fly Mikael , Funny I have your book " Classic Salmon flies history and patterns " from years ago 😂

[@trygvestrkr88]

Verry good video and an interessting, good looking fly. Thanks for producing this series with films.
Is it possible to use ringneck rump feathers, instead of heron, for smaller flies?

[@frodinflies]

Yes, absolutely - good choice!