Hen&Underfur Flymph hook ..... #16 nymph hook, 3X heavy thread ... 6/0, golden-yellow tail ....... few barbs from hen feather body ...... underfur dubbed very lightly thorax .... hare dubbing + touch of ICE, very lightly hackle .... couple turns of dun hen hackle http://www.dodaj.rs/f/3g/Et/1d0F...

Me likey...

Thank's guys! @Ray Hook is made by Hayabusa, model H.ISE 147, size 12 (4x short, forged). It's pretty old bag of Japanese hooks, so it's possible that info is outdated... It is not fly fishing hook, though - hook itself doesn't know that. :) I'll guess that Mike Connor mentioned something like this ...

Friend of mine is going to try Tenkara style fishing. This half dozen is contribution to his' fly box.

hook ..... #12, 4x short
hackle ... partridge, dun and gigner hen, cree cock
body ..... hare dubbing mix, peacock, pheasant tail or waxed thread

William, stunning flies!
If I have to choose only one soft hackle wet fly - it would be this kind of Partgridge&Hare.

This fly speaks to me...

Very nice, Ray!

Thank's guys! This fly isn't my concoction; it's more or less well known in some form or another, especially among few spring creek and tailwater fishemen from our fishing club... As I'm aware, they target flat flows, no matter the speed of flow. Possibility of fishing the fly on or under the surfac...

Simple Film Fly is surface emerger; both in the film and just under the film. It's easy to pull it under, so it could be flymph, or not..?!? :) hook ..... TMC 2312 #14 thread ... pale yellow body ..... hare ICE, hare's foot underfur and light olive antron mix (1:1:1) sparsely dubbed in loop; brushed...

This is great!

Thanks, Ray!

@Reed

Understood Your words. What I was trying to wrote as (1) was that effect of colored water to the light shows earlier/shallower to us, than effect of water absorbing different light shows up, but because water are almost always colored.