Fly tying/Montaje de moscas - Marrón de Marzo Plateado, montado con perdiz.

Welcome (Bienvenidos) to Neil’s Spanish Fly Box, where we take a look at some of the flies used in Spain and elsewhere.
¿Hola, que tal? En principio, este es un video diseñado para pescadores que entienden inglés, pero por supuesto, ¡cualquiera puede verlos! Si eres un pescador de habla hispana y te gustaría comentar en español, te responderé en español. ¡No seas tímido!
Learn about some new (some, not so new) and interesting fly patterns, that can be found in every Spanish fly fisherman’s armoury, including some ‘must haves’! Real flies for real fly fishers.
I have fly fished in Spanish competitions for over a decade, on rivers and still water, learning a great deal about the Spanish way of fishing and the flies that
are used.
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[@bobhammond8067]

Great tie and tips!!! A tad warmer here

[@neilsspanishflybox]

Hello Bob, glad that your weather has improved! I hope that your shoulder hasn’t suffered with the bad weather and that you will be feeling them in this season. Thank you for your kind comment.😊

[@burtonbrocious171]

That is a great looking fly neil good advice on fishing it tks 😊

[@neilsspanishflybox]

Hello Burton, great to hear from you and thank you for your generous comment. I really enjoy fishing this fly at the time and under the circumstances, described. 😉

[@chili1593]

Very nice

[@neilsspanishflybox]

Hi there, nice to hear from you and thank you for your kind comment. Find the fry and give it a go!😉

[@chili1593]

@@neilsspanishflybox soon as I’m over my jet lag I will!

[@neilsspanishflybox]

@@chili1593 The consequences of being a travelling man.😬

[@russellogden8071]

I like it .but why is it called a march brown wet

[@neilsspanishflybox]

Hello Russell, a wet fly is, of course, fished sub surface and it is also named thus, to distinguish it from the March brown dry fly, albeit that they are tied completely differently. A March brown dry fly was originally tied over 400 years ago and was probably tied to imitate a brown mayfly that appeared in March. The wet fly version was tied to imitate a pre-hatched fly between nymph and mayfly, or possibly a crippled mayfly. The silver March brown was given the silver body as an attractor, but in recent times, it has become a significant fly when pin fry are around. They are often fished in lochs and reservoirs for that reason. This fly using partridge is a variation - as with most flies, there are variations in how they are tied. I hope this answers your query, but do contact me if you need further clarification.