The Fox is another old Danish seatrout fly. It’s made by E.G. Michelsen and it’s one of the most beautiful flies, I think. The color combination are superb for most of the danish rivers. Most of my flies are inspired by the old well proven patterns made by the old legends of danish fly tying. My flies has an modern touch though.
I recently found an old issue of a danish fishing magazine. And stumbled upon an article on Seatrout flies. And there it was, the fox. I remembered when I was a kid fishing the local stream for brown trout. My favorite fly was then a small version of the fox.
Sitting there drinking coffee having childhood flashbacks. I’ve got an idea, it worked well then. No doubt it will work now. I found the vice and tied up a couple of modern foxes. Pretty happy with the results and I think that it’ll be in my boxes and give a lot of new memories years to come.
Tube: 3mm gold glitter and 1,8mm yellow
Tag: oval tinsel silver
Tail: yellow and orange future fiber
Rib: oval tinsel silver
Body: holo silver flatbraid and brown dubbing
Wing: opossum light fairy
Hackle: orange American hen saddle and orange ringneck pheasant
Cheeks: Jc
Head: orange gold UFOdisc 6mm
Kasper Røjsmose
At the age of eight he got his first fly rod and a starter fly tying kit.
At the age of fourteen he started tying for the local fishing shop and then it took off from there.
He has now spent thousands of hours behind his fly tying vice and tied for several shops in Scandinavia and in Germany.
He also makes a lot of fly tying demos.
Kasper is a very versatile tyer he ties everything from the smallest dry flies to the biggest and meanest pike streamers.
But his biggest passion is the saltwater Seatrout flies, especially the shrimp flies.
He is always looking for new materials and new methods to make it easier and more effective.
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