I've been playing around with Liquid Fusion and some plastic sheet material and knocking up some of my favourite flies to fish with. I've been getting a few School Mulloway and Bream with them so the fish think they're alright too.
The Liquid Fusion is a great substitute for epoxy and gives the flies a real soft feel but it's still tough and stays clear ( well so far but it's looking good).
Anyway here's a few pics.
Cheers Darren

fishnuts wrote:


they look good enough to eat mate! well done

Well done mate they look killer! I hope they catch some nice fish for you.

awesome work there Darren, some of the best flies i have seen....

sambo

the green prawn is awesome! well done!

Surely Cod/Callop killers in a certain river

Sambo

samboman wrote:

I'll let you know later in the year
Cheers Darren

holy shit dude , i dont no much about flies or ever used em but they look sick, no doubt the fish are smashing them, i would and u made them. top effort

Thanks guys,
These can be tied to swim hook point up as the one in the pic.
Great to throw into snags .
Cheers Darren

Im GOBSMACKED.

SENSATIONAL..to say the least. I would say after testing that if they are successfull on fish..which i have no doubt they will be, I would be selling them commercially..

You could have the potential to make a small fortune and export to the world. The US market for this sort of thing would be huge!

Great work mate.

If I was into my fly fishing I would be asking to buy some now.

urhookedfish wrote:


Thanks mate,
These are fully tested and I can assure you they work great .
I think the fly tying world can do without me commercially joining their ranks as it takes the fun out of it when you have to meet deadlines with your finished products.
By tying for myself and a few of my mates it allows me to experiment and still enjoy the whole flyfishing spectrum .
Cheers
Darren

Very nice indeed what sizes are you tying them and are they all weighted ?
If you ever have a few extra lying around I would gladly take them off your hands
I would love to try them out on some mullies in a creek or two they look shmick mate well done
cheers
snapps

G'day Snapps,
I tie them wieghted and unwieghted aswell as the dumbell eyes to flip them over and skip along the bottom. The internally wieghted ones have 7 turns of thin lead wire in them near the midsection to the tail. This helps to get them to balance and sink in a natural looking manner.
I tie them from size 6 through to 3/0.
As far as spares lying around, well the way these things have been getting smacked lately I'm having trouble keeping up with just tying some for my replacements. The mullies I've been getting lately have a real liking for them too , come on April as I'm looking forward to a favourite little creek of mine firing up aswell .
Cheers Darren

No worries and Ive got to agree with you about april
Might even be the same creek if so I guess I can see em in action

cheers
snapps

snapperhead wrote:


You are definately right there Snapps, if I see you there I'll slip you a couple of freebies.
Cheers Darren