Flies from the vice.

[smallieFanatic 0]

Here are the chironomids I tyed today

 

 

CheyAnne Maley

 

 

those are great

[E. Oregon Trout 0]

thanks smalliefanatic

 

CheyAnne Maley

[Brian Brown75 0]

I like those chrinoids

[the saltydog 0]

Here is what I tied today, its called a snowfly and is a size 22. Supposedly its the hot fly to use in the winter here in SE Pa. Its my first time tying a wonder wing, I think its pretty cool and will try some more tomorrow in a BWO on a more reasonable sized hook.

[E. Oregon Midge 0]

I love the reverse action flies like the BOOBIE. Use sinking line and when you strip, the fly dives, when you pause it floats.

 

I tie Gartside Gurglers and love the way they produce, but a streamer?

 

Well I came up with this. It floats real well and again it is fished with a sinking line. Super killer with LOCO FOAM.

 

 

 

Also experimenting with Nymphs and Wets and new material:

 

 

 

 

joni Some great tying :headbang:

 

:bugeyes: salty great snow fly

 

:bugeyes: gpt awesome work

 

Rocky

 

 

[E. Oregon Trout 0]

here i am again with some chironomids hope you all like

 

CheyAnne Maley

[Ridleyffo 0]

Here is what I tied today, its called a snowfly and is a size 22. Supposedly its the hot fly to use in the winter here in SE Pa. Its my first time tying a wonder wing, I think its pretty cool and will try some more tomorrow in a BWO on a more reasonable sized hook.

 

Reasonable IS tying on a #22 in SE PA. My goto fly is without the wing, just 2 wraps of grzly hackle just past ctr.

[JakeGerardKud 0]

I know that these are all freshwater patterns, but I have been tying a few saltwater streamers. I am waiting on the rest of my materials in the mail. So, here is my first shot at a mackerel pattern. It's about 5" long tied on a 3/0 Mustad.

 

Belly: Natural polar bear

Lateral line: Silver crystal flash, Grizzly and white saddles

Back: Blue bucktail, and peacock herl.

 

I used the technique where you tie the hair forward first, spin it around the hook shank and then tie it back. I forgot what this technique is called.

[Redwings1 0]

one from tonight

[flyfshn76 0]

hey east oregon midge what kind of vice are those gurglers on, I have seen them before but didn't know the name?

[E. Oregon Midge 0]

:bugeyes: JOHN SICK TIE HAVE A GREAT NEW YEAR :headbang: :headbang:

 

76 that is joni vice i think it is called a vossiler or something like that cool looking thing but i don't think it will hold most of the hooks i tie on

 

 

JakeGerardkud verey nice salt fly :headbang: :headbang:

 

Have a great new year

 

 

Rocky

[FishyboY 0]

e. oregon trout.... nice flies. ur doing really good better than me <_< <_<

[Joni 0]

hey east oregon midge what kind of vice are those gurglers on, I have seen them before but didn't know the name?

 

 

 

It is a Vosseler. One side is for midges and the other for nymphs and streamers down to #2

The midge is like regular jaws, but the streamer side is a hole. Holds really well.

 

MIDGE:

 

 

NYMPH/STREAMERS:

 

[E. Oregon Trout 0]

well we're probably about even

[E. Oregon Trout 0]

one from tonight

 

 

Thats a wicked fly :headbang:

 

 

CheyAnne Maley