Quinn NH

Got mine today. Great job everyone this was a fun swap! Quinn

Thanks Gary! Quinn

My flies went out UPS today! Quinn

Very cool tie. Quinn

Looks great as always Eide. Quinn

They look real nice! Quinn

I have 8 done and hope to finish up tomorrow and get them out some time during the week. Quinn

The woolly bugger, very easy and very effective! Quinn

May 8th Quinn

Will - your flies look great! Quinn

^^^ That Caddis pupa is nice! ^^^

I’m going to be tying a Wilkies Runt for this swap. Quinn

I'm in if you'll have me...pattern TBD Quinn

Welcome to the forum from NH!

Will - I have to agree with you regarding the amount of material on the hook. I Need to get it in the water to know for sure but I would like to find a way to tie it with less hackle but without showing the thread. Your fly looks great! Quinn

I would go for the Renzetti Traveler at $165.00 over the HMH Spartan. As a true-rotary vise you will find it helpful when wrapping bodies and working with epoxy. You would also have $35.00 to put towards materials. Cheers Quinn

I found this pattern online and thought I'd give it a shot in natural grizzly with a beadhead. I'm thinking the smallmouth will be all over it but I won't know for sure for a couple months. Quinn

Welcome to the obsession! Quinn

The progression of the Adams is a great example for beginners to see everyone starts off the same. You just have to put your time in and the quality will get there. Thanks for posting! Quinn

Light Spruce as tied by Dick Stewart in the Universal Fly Tying Guide Cheers Quinn

I like the CF fly boxes for nymphs and wets. Quinn

They look good Quinn

Thanks Pete I'll check them out. Quinn

Very Nice! Quinn

Great job on the wood special! It's nice to see what I concider to be a local to northern New England pattern tied as beautiful as you have. That folded wing can be tough to get right and was always a struggle for me. Another similar and just as effective pattern is the Brown Owl. Cheers Quinn