November Flies from the Vise

[Papa Baske 0]

Thanks Mike. You might be right about the size. Have to give them a try on day when there is more baitfish in bigger sizes around

[Henrik Thomsen (DK) 0]

Here's a couple of my recent ties. The two on the top is my first go at a pattern found on youtube called "fat boy mullet". Maybe a bit to big for the seatrouts, but i had to give em a go. Hopefully one of the bottom two will give me fish on saturday. A friend of mine is holding a fishing competition/party for 15-20 friends from all over the country. I'd love to run with the honors, even thouh i suspect the fishing will not have first priority.....hahahaha

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Nice flies, I would however lift the tail of the flies to free the small gape hooks before curing the glue.

Also, the first will probably like a little fine dressing, making the tail more pointy and less square...

 

 

 

Og ja, de vil fange havørreder, selv på trods af størrelserne!

Store fluer = Store fisk! (Sorry for the Danish ;-) )

[Papa Baske 0]

Hi Henrik. I know about the gape of the hook, but i had a little trouble with the new tubing i tried using for the head/glue part.

 

Og jeg skal helt sikkert prøve dem efter ørrederne. Men jeg venter til næste år når varmen er kommet igen og jeg kan jagte en ordentlig sildeæder i Lillebælt

 

Sorry for the danish guys.

[planettrout 0]

 

UV2 BLUE HOLO MIDGE – Daiichi 1130, #18 – # 22…

 

 

SCOTTY’S MIDGE(s)…

 

 

PT/TB

[FlaFly 0]

Henrik.... why? For the benefit of us unlearned ones, why should the tail be less square? If it's a baitfish imitation, baitfish have square tails.

[bulb 0]

Pike tubes:

 

[JacksonK 0]

Late for Halloween, but a ghost streamer I came up with. Marabou, flash, craft fur, chenille, and laser dub.

 

size 18 peasant tail.

[retrocarp 0]

Tying the retro GBug

[josephcsylvia 0]

Hey guys and gals first post love the forum. Im a saltwater guy not a lot of tying experience so be gentle. Nah be honest! Here's a little everglades special I tied up, our redfish feed on wider bodied pin fish (saltwater bluegill!)

[mikechell 0]

Nice start to tying. I am a fresh water guy, and I'd throw that for some bass and big blue gill (Fresh Water Kind) any day.

 

Welcome to the site.

[josephcsylvia 0]

Nice start to tying. I am a fresh water guy, and I'd throw that for some bass and big blue gill (Fresh Water Kind) any day.

 

Welcome to the site.

Thank you. I appreciate that, I thought about tying some in silver and white for bass. My issue is everywhere I can freshwater fish here is so thick theres no room to cast i spend more time un hooking trees then fishing? So i pretty much stick to the flats and beaches.

[Goose77 0]

Hey Joe, welcome to the site. Thank you for showing your work. Regards, Ed

[mikechell 0]

I am in Central Florida ... and with a boat, I've got a large section of the St. Johns River plus a dozen or so lakes within 40 minutes of the house.

 

Hard to fish in Florida without a boat.

[josephcsylvia 0]

Hey Joe, welcome to the site. Thank you for showing your work. Regards, Ed

thank you ed

I am in Central Florida ... and with a boat, I've got a large section of the St. Johns River plus a dozen or so lakes within 40 minutes of the house.

 

Hard to fish in Florida without a boat.

I live in port richey a few ponds over my way most are posted. We have lake tarpon but its huge and I am currently without a boat as the canoe is great to get from one flats hole to another where I wade. I always wanted to fish that river seen some nice fish come out of there.

[FlaFly 0]

Hey Joe, I'm not far from you (Pinellas). Lake Tarpon is good but especially if you're in a canoe, I suggest going during week days, as you'll get run over by skiers on the weekends. You're right about the brush... in Florida you have to have a boat for fly fishing (or canoe or kayak) because all the banks are covered with shrubs and trees, and cattails way out into the water.