troutmaster08

I did a lot of fishing today and always keep my fly box in my pocket. However as I was leaving i noticed it was gone. I walked looking for it for an hour and walking two miles before finding it. It was under some pinestraw where i had slipped. it felt so good to find it.

What shape do you cut these in for the tail

Alright if you guys need me email me at [email protected]

Wow those are great!

I've been working on parachute flies and meaning to do extended bodes for some time so I tied these two extended body parachute mayflies. These are actually my first extended body flies.

I think Landon has to do that because he's the owner of the doc.

Great tie!

Here's a link anyone with it can access the doc. just lemme know if you run into any more trouble. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ap8F4inFyhlBZR4-2b_YL1Zc1DBUM77X2ABQepTWPyY/edit?usp=sharing

Sounds great! How did you try to pm Landon? I just click on the profile icon then click on message and it works.

Do any of you guys draw or paint flies, fish, or lures? I've recently started and would love to see what you guys have done.

I've never tried tying anything artistic until yesterday but here it is. I actually really liked tying it. Any tips for me to go further with this?

Awesome! I love seeing new videos from you. Just yesterday I got good at tying the panfish gurgler from your video!

Oh yeah. Here you go. Hook: Size 8-14 dry fly hook(keeps small presentation) Tail: Olive Marabou Body: 2mm foam with chartruese ice dub surrounding legs Legs: Yellow or green fly legs Eyes: glued on red foam with individual sharpie dot in center Thread: Olive or black

Here's a little topwater frog I tied today.

Im gonna try this to at least see how it works and hopefully make it work.

Thats a great idea! We should think about this one.

2nd vote on yes

How do I access the patterns database on here? It sounds really useful but I couldnt find it.

I've tied some in 12.

My Dad. We were staying on vacation in North Carolina and he was teaching me so we could try and get some browns in a river. I was about 8 or 9 though I am still a kid so this was probably 5 years ago. Right by the river there was this very small pond but it was loaded with panfish. We had some san juan worms and I probably caught 30 panfish. It was the perfect spot to learn.

I really like this!

It can have thread and could be a soft hackle but try to make it as complex as possible with as little materials as possible.

Tie a fly with one feather, or one of whatever unit the material is in. If you want to, try to catch a fish on it. Be resourceful, for example you could use the softer part on the bottom of a hackle feather and dub it.

While were at it why don't we argue over the egg sucking leech! edit: double post please delete

While were at it why don't we argue over the egg sucking leech!