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Clyde Joseph Goldrup
Clyde J. Goldrup was born in Bathurst, New Bruswick on December 1, 1940. He is the son of the late Eva and Eldon Goldrup. Eldon is a member of the Fly Tyers of New Brunswick “The First Generation” collection. Clyde was 14-years old when his father started teaching him how to tie flies. Since then he has mostly tied trout flies but for the last twenty years he has also been tying salmon flies. When he began trying flies in 1954 he did so out of curiosity. Eventually tying became his hobby and today he does it for relaxation and the enjoyment of providing quality flies to many fishermen along the Nepisiquit River. His flies are very reasonably priced and the profit from the sale of the flies help to sustain his supply of fly tying material. For the last 20 years he has fished Atlantic salmon and caught his first salmon in 1966 at the “V Pool” on the Nepisiquit River, New Brunswick. While raising a family it was difficult to fish for salmon so he concentrated on trout fishing so he could spend more time with his family. Fly tying and salmon fishing have become passions for him. Clyde is also an amateur artist. His paintings are local scenes from the Bathurst area, but he also loves to paint portraits of fully dressed salmon flies. Before retiring in 1998, Clyde worked for 38 years as a Mechanical Foreman at the Consolidated Bathurst Mill. When he was younger he used to build rods, but now he only does small repairs on them. He is a member of the Nepisiquit Salmon Association and a New Brunswick registered guide with a Class II license. The following fly patterns were originated by Clyde J. Goldrup between 1990 and 2000. These flies were tied in March 2005.
Salmon Fly Patterns
Tail: orange calf tail Tail: Flourescent yellow calf tail Butt: 1 turn of orange wool (optional) Body: Natural deer hair Body: Natural deer hair Hackle:Orange saddle hackle Hackle:Coachman brown saddle hackle Head: Black Laquer plus one wrap orange hackle at base Head: Black Laquer Hook: 3/906-B #4 and #6
May Fly (1999) Orange Muddler (2000)
Thread: Black Tail: Scarlet red floss Antenna: Brown monofilament Body: Gold flat tinsel Body: Light green nylon Wing: Turkey quill & natural deer Wing: Teal, or Mallard feather hair top and bottom Hackle: Olive green Head: Orange deer hair trimmed to form head Hook: #6 and #8
Green Butt Shrimp (1999) Green Butt Ghost (1990)
Tag: Silver Tinsel Tag: Silver Tinsel Butt: Greenwood Butt: Greenwood tyed 1/3 of hook Body: Orange andtron material Body: Black micro chenille or Black & medium oval tinsel wool with large oval tinsel (silver) Tail: Several strands orange Bucktail Wing: White calf toil very sparce extend Wing: Golden pheasant tippet past the end of hook Hackle:One turn orange hackle Hackle:Black hackle (Optional) Head: Red Lacquer Hook: #6 and #8 Hook: #6 and #8 Trout Fly Pattern
Black Muddler (2000)
Tail: Red feather Body: Gold flat tinsel Wing: Turkey quill & black deer hair top & bottom Head: Black deer hair trimmed to form head Hook: #9272 #6 and #8
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“Where The Rivers Meet” The Fly Tyers of New Brunswick the 2nd Time Around By Dewey H. Gillespie
“Where The Rivers Meet” The Fly Tyers of New Brunswick is the creation of Miramichi natives Dewey H. Gillespie and Walter Francis “Budd” Kitchen. Since the early 1990’s they have collected and promoted information on New Brunswick Fly Tyers and now they wish to share this information with you. The Fly Tyers represented in this collection were selected to acknowledge the contribution they made to the art of fly tying in the Province of New Brunswick. Dewey and “Budd” graciously contribute this article to be published for your reading enjoyment. Copyright © 2007
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