Please enjoy viewing this gallery of flies that I have tied. Some are original patterns that I have created and some are Carrie Stevens patterns that I have recreated. I tied many of the streamers in my hands without a vise, but for some of the other more practical patterns I use a vise for as they are fishing flies such as the Sure Bet and the Hexamongous.
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Gray Ghost– originated by Carrie Stevens, tied by Selene
top; Embden Fancy, Middle; Don’s Special, Bottom; Firefly-Carrie Stevens pattern tied by Selene DumaineBlack Cat – Carrie Stevens pattern tied by Selene of MaineAllie’s Delight– Carrie Stevens pattern tied by Selene of MaineChief– Carrie Stevens pattern tied by Selene of MaineDon’s Legacy– originated and tied by Selene of MaineBurnt Blonde Bamboo– originated and tied by Selene of Maine ~Commissioned by Kelly BakerMosquito Ghost- originated and tied by Selene of Maine~ published on Streamers 365Shang’s Favorite originated by Carrie Stevens, tied by Selene of MaineShang’s Special originated by Carrie Stevens, tied by Selene of MaineSure Bet- originated and tied by Selene of MaineJordan’s Legacy-originated and tied by Selene of Maine~commissioned by Dan Hilliard 2017Hexamongous- originated and tied by Selene of Maine- Photo by John Ewing/staff photographer… Thursday, March 10, 2011…Selene Dumaine has built a reputation as one of Maine’s great fly tiers. Dumaine’s original pattern, the Hexamongus, is intended to imitate the emerging phase of a Hexagenia mayfly seen preserved in the glass vial.Middle streamer is an Orono Ghost– originated and tied by Selene of Maine~commissioned by Bill and Gari BayreutherThe Brach by Selene of MaineDwane’s Dun- originated and tied by Selene of Maine- a commissioned fly to commemorate friend Dwane Hubert’s retirement after working for the State of Maine. Every component of this fly has a link to a fishing or hunting experience that was had over the years at Dwane’s camp in Beddington, Maine from the red fox that was shot under his camp to the partridge feathers used for the cheek. Peacock is just peacock though, they don’t grow those up there in the Downeast.
price for presentation flies begins at $20 each with a signed card
Fly commissions begin at $200 for an original fly pattern to be designed with clients input on style, colors, materials and new fly name. A mounted presentation fly and two fishable flies are included.
Selene of Maine 
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