June Flies From the Vise

[Ozarkfly 0]

Thanks for the advise Guys I’ll keep tying and learning. 

[Ozarkfly 0]

23 minutes ago, SilverCreek said:

Advice is pretty much spot on.👍

I would also suggest following a known fly pattern so you have something to compare your fly to when you are done. I don't really recognize what you are trying to tie or the purpose of those white tags at the back of the fly. What are they supposed to represent?

I was trying to go for a wing pattern 

[SilverCreek 0]

I am not sure of what you mean by a winged pattern.

Some nymphs have a wing pad over the thorax. Some caddis pupa flies have antennae.

Do you have an example you can post?

[Ozarkfly 0]

47 minutes ago, SilverCreek said:

I am not sure of what you mean by a winged pattern.

Some nymphs have a wing pad over the thorax. Some caddis pupa flies have antennae.

Do you have an example you can post?

Not really just going with a Generic pattern 

[Ozarkfly 0]

Here’s another Generic Pattern I tyed the other night. Mostly for practice but I will fish it who knows.

#16 Hook

Olive green thread

Chezh Yellow Bead

White feather from a chick I hatched in March. 

[chugbug27 0]

Thank you @Moshup, you're too generous. I'm on the road for a while, I'll look forward to getting that and tying some flymphs with it.

[danthebugman 0]

Working on tying some crab patterns for my trip to Florida in a few weeks...these hooks are sharp! 😬 Also playing around with something for bass on some local creeks. Not sure how the fish like them because lost both my prototypes to logs within 10 minutes of being on the water yesterday 😒.

[Ozarkfly 0]

56 minutes ago, danthebugman said:

Working on tying some crab patterns for my trip to Florida in a few weeks...these hooks are sharp! 😬 Also playing around with something for bass on some local creeks. Not sure how the fish like them because lost both my prototypes to logs within 10 minutes of being on the water yesterday 😒.

Nice Fly’s hope you have fun on your trip take care of that cut hate to see you out there fishing with one finger gone. 

[Moshup 0]

4 hours ago, chugbug27 said:

Thank you @Moshup, you're too generous. I'm on the road for a while, I'll look forward to getting that and tying some flymphs with it.

Roger. No problem.

[SBPatt 0]

DHB Muddler III

October Caddis or general attractor.

hook - WFC Model 6 #8
thread- UTC 140 brown
tail - deer hair dyed orange (1 Tbs Rit Sunshine Orange/1 cup water) 
rib - tying thread
body/ thorax - deer hair dyed orange
shoulder - pheasant rump dyed orange
collar/head - deer hair dyed orange

Regards,
Scottp

[TSMcDougald 0]

Pink Woolly Worm

Hook: Streamer Size 12

Tail: Purple

Body: Florescent Pink Ultra Chenille (Standard)

Hackle: Black

Chartreuse Woolly Bugger

[WWKimba 0]

7 hours ago, danthebugman said:

Working on tying some crab patterns for my trip to Florida in a few weeks...these hooks are sharp! 😬 Also playing around with something for bass on some local creeks. Not sure how the fish like them because lost both my prototypes to logs within 10 minutes of being on the water yesterday 😒.

Handy time to test your blood sugar if you are diabetic - I KNOW ALL ABOUT THAT!

Kim

[Chasing_Tails 0]

Bass-ducer

Hook: Mustad 92641, #1

Thread: Uni-Thread 6/0, fire orange

Weight: 0.035 lead

Tail: Saddle hackle, olive grizzly/ sili-legs yellow barred/Flashabou bullfrog and orange

Body: Saddle hackle, olive grizzly/Fl. orange grizzly

Rib: 0.3mm wire, gold

Weedguard: 25lb mono

Head: Clear Cure Goo, thick

[bdngrd 0]

Brown drake variant:

Tail: Hackle stems

Body: Deer hair

Wing: Deer hair, brown hackle

 

Edited June 18, 2021 by bdngrd
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[TSMcDougald 0]

2 hours ago, bdngrd said:

Brown drake variant:

Tail: Hackle stems

Body: Deer hair

Wing: Deer hair, brown hackle

 

 

Nice!