joops

Try a cdc wonder wing sedge. I usually put a cdc wing under the wonder wing to make it float better.

Voss bark nymph Pearly Voss bark nymph

Greenwell's nymph.

Thank you Smalliehunter... This is a great place for all us fly tiers & fluff chuckers.

Rabbit wing march brown.

Beautifully tyed fly. Perfect proportions. Thanks Letumgo. hopefully I might catch a sea trout on it. Cheers.

Silver stoat. #7 salmon/sea trout fly.

black & olive woolly bugger. & I thought I'd try a woolly bugger boobie, on a fast sink line tomorrow for some big stockies.

Great fly letumgo. love the chamois effect.

Black & yellow mini lure. 10# I think when tied on smaller sizes (12-16) the trout thinks its a corixa.

I would really like to fish Mongolia for the taimen & I've just recently been told that there are sea run taimen.

Have to agree, was thinking this set so far hit some very high notes for the monthly posts. Love that peacock nymph Joops. Recipe please. Ah found it in database. Thanks piker. For such a simple pattern its a pig to get right. Tight lines buddy.

Peacock nymph. 12#

Great fly. looks like a real fish catcher.

I think that's just me, I always seem to tie things a bit sparse. thanks.

Glo-brite Royal wulff 12#.

Just make sure the drill bit is exactly the right size & use a pillar drill so you know the hole is vertical.

Hello Just a bit of oak floor board with hole drilled & rubber stuck underneath to stop it slipping Its very basic but the cat seems to like it.

I got a pedestal vice last year & prefer it to clamp any day.

Hello Its a synthetic orvis dubbed abdomen. That fox squirrel fur is brilliant stuff, a whole skin of guard hairs. cheers.

its a bit hard to see but there's a 3mm bead between the abdomen & thorax.

Tungsten birds nest/fox squirrel nymph. I don't know what to call it.

I have found troutnut.com really useful for bug pics.

Thanks. Its a stripped cock hackle quill for the body, the whole pattern is made of just 4 cock hackles. Just change the feather colour to the species you want to imitate. The honey dun cape came from Cookshill tackle (UK).