Wet flies-Irish or...?

Well i appreciate the vine, but i know what i'm talking about, i'm working vith vines for a few yuears. but let's not argue, everybody is entitled to his own opinion

Nikolab ::

well i appreciate the vine, but i know what i'm talking about, i'm working vith vines for a few yuears

You certanly have to learn more

Nikolab ::

. but let's not argue, everybody is entitled to his own opinion

Ok,just keep it for your self

VINE


THIS IS SOMETHING WORTH TRYING :ziveli :

Nikolab ::

well, nice wine, but does not mean that it IGT(Indicazione Geografica Tipica ) is correct, because Montenegro is too small country to produce that quantity of quality vines. I have certain knowledge that Plantaze 13. juli buy grapes from Serbia, Albania... due to that IGT is not correct.

Of course is not true!
Quantity of this specific sort of vine is not too large, so your certain knowledge is mistake!
Some other sorts of (cheap) vines, is made of import grapes! This sort is only Montenegrian product!

Ok nikola, but how u explain that every market in Serbia have lot of this vine in it's offer? reserve means that certain product has limited edition-----specified number of bottles

Nikolab ::

Ok nikola, but how u explain that every market in Serbia have lot of this vine in it's offer? reserve means that certain product has limited edition-----specified number of bottles

"Planataze" is a big vine maker, one of the biggest in this part of Blakan! and it is a very best Montenegrian firm! Vineyard is very big, and they have a large number of small vineyards too! It is not a little vine maker,like that from your link!

big vine maker does not mean necessarily that it is high quality, but that's not what i ment, my point was that u import grapes for your vine

Nikolab ::

big vine maker does not mean necessarily that it is high quality, but that's not what i ment, my point was that u import grapes for your vine

Yes...but not for this sort! You probable mean for "Vranac"...this is cheap vine and is not good, for me!

ok lads
this thread is about wet Irish flies...soo .....

u're right, i propose that previous threads should be erased, it's off topic



:ziveli :

Hi Everyone
I do not want to start an international incident about Catalan wine - there is some made here but I do not know the Serbian word to describe it - I would be banned from the forum if I used it.

So to get everyone back on topic here is a photograph of a well known Irish pattern - the Bibi, reputedly devised by Major Charles Roberts for use on Lough Feeagh of Burrishoole fame.

Intended to imitate a terrestrial insect (Bibi pomonae) I know it as the Heather Fly, we get it in upland areas mainly in July & August.

Ray

Nice touch mr.Ray
You got it in you,I mean moderator touch
Now then,about Bibio...here is well known one patern but that is bibio marcy ??

Bibio marci is known as the Hawthorn Fly in the UK - an insect of spring that hatches when the flowers appear on the Hawthorn tree.

Ray Lockyer ::

Bibio marci is known as the Hawthorn Fly in the UK - an insect of spring that hatches when the flowers appear on the Hawthorn tree.

That is the one for spring( might come this year,who knowes....now days only snow and rain )

Here is a Hawthorn fly with a smile on it's face: lol:



And here is the Heather Fly (Bibi pomonae) - both are about the same size.
Note the red colored legs.



Ray