January Flies from the Vise

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Hares Ear Hedgehog

 

 

 

 

On a #14-16 this might work as a hydropsyche.

 

hook WFC Model 6 #8

thread - UTC 140 grey brown

butt - yarn chartreuse

wing(s) - deer hair

body - dubbing hares ear

hackle - sharptail grouse

 

 

Regards,

Scott

[tferg 0]

Love the Hares Ear Hedgehog. The grouse in front really caps it. Thanks

[retrocarp 0]

Just something buggy
#10 kamasan B110 hook
Tapered thread base
Dark olive squirrel dubbing
Black green bug back
Gold wire ribbing
Head colour is black and orange sharpie
Dubbing picked out for buggy effect tightlines folks

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Crafty bait fur fish
#2 owner mosquito hooking black chrome
Model 5177-091
Olive and white craft fur
Red 3D eyes
Five turns of lead Free wire on the underbody
Wrapped in white thread
Coloured with red sharpie
Great for big trout and Bass
Or whatever you catch at your local stretch tightlines folks

[flytire 0]

Levoy

Hook - Gamakatsu T10-6H

Thread - Black

Tail - Dyed red hackle fibers

Body - Green chenille

Wing - Fox squirrel Tail

Hackle - Dyed orange hen

Reference - Hair-Wing Atlantic Salmon Flies - Keith Fulsher and Charles Krom

[Kimo 0]

RCRP Midge Emerger 012320-01

I stumbled across some stripped and dyed peacock
quills that Shane Stalcup gave me more than 13 years ago.

The cool part about it is that they are over 8" long.

I had to try them out along with the different colors.

Kimo

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Katoodle Bug

 

Hook – Standard wet fly, size 6-10

Thread – White and black
Tail – Grey mallard flank
Body – Blue floss or Uni-Stretch rear half, yellow wool front half, small band of orange
Hackle – Brown hackle- beard style
Wing – Mottled turkey

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Flashback Caddis
#10 B110 kamasan
UV-X rainbow dubbing in olive
Olive bug back
Large holographic tinsel
Gold wire ribbing
Solarez thin hard for the win tightlines folks

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Caddis Nymph

Hook - Nymph/wet style

Thread - UTC Woodduck

Body and Thorax - Light brown floss body; dark brown floss thorax

Legs - Guinea hen fibers

Antennae - Very fine peacock herl sword fibers

Substitute tying thread tapered to shape; thorax colored with brown marker

Substitute a stronger more durable material for the antennae

Reference

The American Fly Fisher Magazine - Summer 2013 Volume 39 Number 3

Fly-Fishing: Some New Arts and Mysteries - J C Mottram

[Johnw1986 0]

Flytire I bet you have a nice box full of those streamer and wet fly patterns, pics?

[flytire 0]

I tie a lot of flies and do put them in fly boxes but Ive been insulted in the past for posting them so i no longer post fly boxes

[Mark Knapp 0]

I tie a lot of flies and do put them in fly boxes but Ive been insulted in the past for posting them so i no longer post fly boxes

Wait, why would somebody insult our buddy Norm? That just aint right. That's the internet for you.

 

My Mom told me a long time ago that haters are all just jealous, probably because I was better looking and a better fisherman than them .

 

I too would have loved to see a box of those. I'll bet it's purty.

[mikechell 0]

 

 

...probably because I was better looking and a better fisherman than them .

 

I am so glad I wasn't drinking milk. I hate it when that stuff squirts out my nose during an unexpected laugh !!!

[Kimo 0]

RCRP Emerger BLKonBLKonBLKon



Kimo

[vicente 0]

Well I'm certainly no kimo, but I think this came out ok for a first attempt, I've been wanting to try one for a bit now.