Julius Riffle

Another Porcupine Mayfly

Hook: Ultimate Dry Fly #12

Tail: Cock hackle fibres

Body: Porcupine

Thorax: Peacock herl

Hackle: Brown cock cape

Wing: White CDC

@niveker Nice looking fly, those wings look great!

Porcupine Mayfly

Hook: Ultimate Dry Fly

Tail: Mallard flank (dyed)

Body: Porcupine

Thorax: Peacock herl

Hackle: Brown cock cape

Wing: White CDC

1 minute ago, SBPatt said:

Muddled Cat’s Whisker Cormorant

Notional; got my inspiration from Lindsay Simpson’s b]CW Cormorant[/b].

hook - BVFT Dry #10
thread - single strand floss chartreuse 
rib - small wire chartreuse
body - medium tinsel pearl over tying thread 
cheeks - biots dyed sunburst (1 Tbs Rit Golden Yellow/1 cup water) 
wing - marabou white
head/collar - deer hair dyed chartreuse

Regards,
Scott

This Cormorant series is very nice! Do you fish them as a streamer?

10 minutes ago, Sandan said:

You people are really rocking the vise (vice?) so far this month. 

Here's a Hun and Purple

Hook: TMC U101 Size 14

Thread /Body: Morus silk purple #08

Hackle: Hun covert

Head: purple peacock herl

Very nice! I really need to buy a Hungarian partridge skin. I've been putting it off because they are so expensive, but none of the substitutes come close.

Porcupine Caddis

Hook: Flybox Competition Nymph #14

Body: Porcupine

Thorax: Peacock herl

Porcupine Klink

Hook: Fulling Mill Czech Nymph #12

Abdomen: Porcupine quill (Not sure this is the right name)

Thorax: Alpaca dubbing

Post: Calf tail

Hackle: Brown cock saddle

22 hours ago, niveker said:

Purple and purdy.  What hook is that, Julius?

Thanks! I'm pretty sure it's a Mustad standard dry fly hook in size 8.

Purple soft hackle

Tag: silver mylar

Body: purple floss

Thorax: peacock herl

Hackle: Whiting Brahma hen

Parachute Adams

Hook: Ultimate Dry Fly #12

Tail: Brown hackle fibres

Body: Alpaca dubbing

Post: Calf body hair

Hackle: Grizzly and brown

22 minutes ago, Moshup said:

@Juliusriffle. Nice !   Where have you been?

Thank you! Sorry I've been away for so long. I was finishing my PhD and started a new job. It feels like the past week is the first I've had any personal time since the spring. I missed most of the fishing season, but it feels great to be back at the vise.

Mayfly

Hook: Fulling Mill Ultimate Dry Fly (#12)

Tail: Brown and grizzly hackle fibres

Body: Alpaca

Wings: Mallard flank

Hackle: Brown and grizzly

Light Parachute Mayfly

Tail: Cream hackle fibres

Body: Tan alpaca

Post: Calf body hair

Hackle: Cream cock hackle

This reads more like a witch's potion than a fly recipe.

22 hours ago, flytire said:

i might be wrong but isn't there some z-lon/antron yarn in a z wing caddis? otherwise nice variation

https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=Z-wing+Caddis&FORM=HDRSC2

Thanks, flytire. You're definitely right. In the picture I was using the underwing wasn't really visible.

Z-wing Caddis

Body: Chartreuse Uni-Stretch

Rib: x-small red wire

Wing: Natural deer hair

Head: Peacock herl

7 hours ago, Mark Knapp said:

Adams

Grizzly, brown and musk rat

Cree Adams

Dark Barred Ginger Adams

Nice Adams collection! Do you use muskrat for all the bodies?

Copper John on a jig hook

Parachute Purple Haze

I have always struggled with parachute dry flies, so I decided to practice. After watching a lot of videos and tying several dozen, they are starting to look a little more presentable.

5 hours ago, Mogup said:

Julius very nice. Is that spun deerhair ? Looks very fine ?

Thanks! The head is spun deer belly hair. I bought two patches, the other was much coarser.

Wooly Muddler/Muddy Bugger

6 hours ago, TSMcDougald said:

My intention was to tie some pheasant rump streamers because I liked the ones Julius Riffle posted. I went somewhat astray and ended up with the two below.

 

 

Really nice soft hackles!

13 hours ago, Kimo said:

Very Nice!
I'm doing much of the same. 
PTR is easy to come by and cheap.

Kimo

Thanks, Kimo!

Your PTR Game Changers have inspired me to get some articulation spines in my next order.

Gosling

Pheasant Rump Streamer

Nothing but pheasant rump and a bit of dubbing.