Akulata.com - Fly Fishing In Bulgaria

Hello, flyfishermen from the world.
First of all, I want to thank for visiting our forum for flyfishing in Bulgaria.
I want to apologize for my bad english.
Here in the forum, you can ask questions about flyfishing in Bulgaria.
Here you can be asked about flyfishing in your country.
You can meet people from diferent countries who resemble each other in their interest to go flyfishing.
I hope this international forum to become a very comfortable place for our free hours, where we can enjoy and learn some new stuffs about the wonderful international sport - the Flyfishing.
Thanks again for the participation, and go on, what are you waiting for, write, write.

I wish you all the best!

Radoslav Kiskinov - the Shark.

Thank you, sir, for inviting me to your forum.
It is a pleasure to be here and an extra Christmas present for me.

Best regards,
Roy Christie

Be well come, Roy, it's my pleasure to see you on board.
If you dont mind I want to ask you few questions about the flies on reversed hooks.
I'll make it in a new topic.

Regards,
Radoslav Kiskinov - the Shark

Hi Roy,
i saw your article "Footprints on the water" in Trout and salmon. It is very ineresting. I mean that files with reversed hook will be favour for our trouts and chubs.
Best regards,
Ivan Pigov

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Ваксево-Говежда Флай Фишинг Тийм - най-невероятните КАПУТИ !

thank you Ivan,
if you go to http://www.flyanglersonline.com , you will see fly of the week in the corner, click on it & when it arrives, pick 'previous flies' -- then look for Cranky Cripple
and Avon Special
and EasyPeasy USD.
those are my standard fishing flies.
there are stage-by-stage photos of how to tie them
Enjoy the flies, as I will enjoy your site
merry Christmas to you all
Roy

Hi Roy,
I think that was correctly said. "The cranky cripple is a reversed parachute surface emerger. This style was developed for fussy trout...." Unfortunately I don't have a experience with this file Cranky cripple. If I have a trout atack, but only an atack, and the next presentation doesn't have a result, I change the files with different /you now this stategy/. But again, If the trout doesn't have interest this time too . I will change the file/ for example black funnel/ with Cranky. I think that it will be a good result, let's see. I'll try on my first occasion.
Roy, I have a question about the colour of the fly. I mean your favourite fly colour (based on your experience) - for the latest hours, just before the dask. Would you explain to us /of course, when you have enough time/ something more about it?

Best Regards,
Ivan Pigov

P.S. I'don't understand why there are emoticons on place of the word "this"?

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Ваксево-Говежда Флай Фишинг Тийм - най-невероятните КАПУТИ !

I guess it's 'cause you are too emotional

Aleko

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Тук съм само зрител, белким прихвана нещо!

Ivan,
For the evening hours just before the sun sets, try your best flies as usual - but this time tie the flies with an extra turn of bright red hackle mixed in with the usual one.
That will extra emphasise the light rays of the setting sun as the rays bounce off the fly in the surface.
Photographs of flies at that time of day show the parts of the fly in the surface as bright red because of light distortion..

Do try that and see if it helps.
Let me know your results, good or bad.
Also look at my sunset emerger on Hans Weilenmann's excellent website
http://www.danica.com/flytier/rchristie ... merger.htm
On that one I emphasise the red body and let the light work on the hackle in the surface
best to you all
Roy

Hi, Roy
nice to read you in the forum.
About the Avon Special, when I saw it first time in the fly archive of flyanglersonline, I was very curios, whether it will catch bulgarian chubs and trouts.
Well, I must confess that that our chubs are crazy about it.
I have just come from Struma River, and I must tell you that my variant of your fly was tasted 10 or 12 times.
I think it will be efective and for trouts, but I'll try it as soon as the season come.
Best,
Rado

Thank you for the invitation to join your forum. My name is Glen and I live in the state of Missouri in the USA . I have been tying for 36 years and flyfishing for 40. I have fly fished all over the US and have fished some in Australia and New Zealand. Although I have never been to Bulgaria I have had an interest in fly fishing in the former soviet union for several years. I am glad to be able to share my knowledge with you and I am certain I will learn a thing or 2 from you!
Tight lines always
Glen

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" Practice makes perfect only with the intent to improve. " Don Bristow

Hi, Glen,
Well come aboard man.
For me it's honor to read posts of you. Be wellcome to share what ever you want with us, I'm sure that here everybody gona love that.
Best to you!
Rado

Hello Shark and friends,
Thank you for inviting me to participate in this international fly fishing and tying Forum. I am sure this will prove to be interesting and educational for me. I am always eager to learn new fly patterns, tying techniques and methods to successfully fish these fly's. Thanks again for the invitations Rado,

Your friend,
Graham

Well come aboard, Graham, nice to hear from you.
We hope yoo find free time to show us your beautiful flies.
Hope you like the forum.
Best to you my friend,
Rado

Hellow evryone on AKULATA forum

I'm glade to be inviting on this fly fishing and tying forum. My name is Dane Radakovic, and I come from Serbia (it is not so far from Bulgaria :):) ). I live in Vojvodina north regia of Serbia. In this part of country we dont have any salmonid river (that is reason why Vojvodina have small nubmer of fly fishermans), but we have fiew interesting spicies of fish thet can be catch on fly rod, and I like to promote this grat sport. My favourites speacies are pike and largemouth bass, large warmwather predators. I tihk that I can learn a lot from you , and you can learn something new from me. It is good to changing the informations.

Bistro! (we say this wht wish fisherman lucky)

Dane

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Sorry for my bad English!!

Hi, Dane,
I'm very happy that you are taking part in the international forum.
I hope you like the staing here, and I'm sure there are a lot of intreesting things that we can learn from you.
Tight lines!
Bistro!

Rado