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Tying the International Hopper by Davie McPhail

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Hatches 2011: Tiers From Across the Pond - Rune Andre Stokkebekk

Frog

New flies from the bench
I like your frog
I thought I would get a little Froggy
Great looking frog. I have an original Joe Messinger Senior frog still on the card from back in the day. I need to put it in a shadow box. He was a talented fly tier.
FTF Fly Challenge: Foam
paper wasp and gurgle frog from sheet, craft foam
January 2012: Flies from the Vise
[quote name='Bruce Derington' timestamp='1326052338' post='488959'] Its been awhile since I tied any deer hair so I thought I'de warm up with a couple simple ones, Gotta lo
Where can I get Alula Pheasant feathers?
don't forget you also need Eye of Newt and Toe of Frog.
December 2011: Flies from the Vise
Gurgler Frog Killer for Bass
Deer hair spinning
Ok, I am going to try spinning again to try and get a hang of it this time around. I have a couple of questions though I see mule deer hair, deer belly hair, and spinning deer hair as choices listed
hi from Va
[quote name='bluegill576' timestamp='1322620784' post='484265'] Welcome to the forum. I'm looking foreword to possibly gaining some of your tips from 40 years of fly fishin
Mondo Frog
Yep, the Mondo Frog, know it well I do. I did a slide show on it and put it on hatches TV but i don't think its running any more. I'm on a fishing trip through the Holiday but will try and fin
River smallie quesion
since your fishing for smallies as I see in your title I would say a heavy craw pattern like a clouser craw intermediate I would suggest a baitfish pattern not knowing where your from I don't know
Finished these 2 bodies last night
These are the Wapsi saltwater bodies, #2's. I wanted to try a couple of bass poppers on these larger bodies...mostly out of boredom, I think. I was going for a brown trout color pattern on this
Popper question
I have a quick question on the tube frog. I have never tied a tube fly before but I am wanting to give it a try over the winter. My question is this do you glue the tube into the foam body? If so whic
Couple of poppers
[quote name='Kirk Dietrich' timestamp='1319637969' post='481486'] Good looking bugs. What did you make the heads out of? Kirk [/quote] These are the Wapsi Perfect Poppers. M
Rainy's foam frog bodies
Does anyone here tie with the Rainy's foam frog bodies? If so, where do you purchase them? Seems like every mainstream place I check has only their popper heads, no frog bodies.
balsa frog
There is a 'rubber bodied' casting frog that has chamois legs on it. This is what I have in mind. They are simply long flat pieces that have 'toes' cut into the end, and with black dot
My System And Other Comments
Perch, thanks for pointing that out about the frogs; I've been dirtying the belly of my frogs for as long as I can remember. Below is the belly of a typical frog popper I make, I know the lines ar
Leader ?
[quote name='jburge' timestamp='1316895042' post='479065'] Kevin, I've made leaders out of mono, fluoro, UNI thread and Danville Flymaster thread, with good results. Perha
beginings
My camera is for big pictures only,so Here are some larger flies. [attachment=31407:003.JPG] Here we have a bead chain matuka. [attachment=31408:005.JPG] And here,a lovely popper hand carved from styr
Idea Help
Not sure if this helps but this frog appears to be 'hook point up'. Just found from browsing another topic, looks pretty kool. Let us know how you get on. http://flymenfishingcompany.org/flyt
my first balsa popper
before I make too many of these am I wasting my time usingl a 6wt rod? do I need to try and make them smaller? making them is a lot of fun but I want to actually fish them. I am new to the fly fishi
Balsa frog dilemma
Here is a balsa frog that I just made, but my dilemma is what type of hook I should use and how to install hook, I assume I can cut with dremel underside as I somewhat did with cork frog, but the cork
Balsa frog dilemma
Here is a balsa frog that I just made, but my dilemma is what type of hook I should use and how to install hook, I assume I can cut with dremel underside as I somewhat did with cork frog, but the cork
My cork frog.
Well I tried the cork frog, my 6 to ever try. Trying upload from my phone so hope it works.
Striped Messinger Frog
[quote name='onceahoosier' timestamp='1314158086' post='476615'] Very nice. I love deer hair work but I've never tied a Messinger frog. Motivates me to give it a try. Th
Foam
A straight forward foam frog: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRnhnulYrew you tube has loads. marc
August swap club
[b]I'm sure you got my PM and I also got my flies today. They will be with my the next trip to Rocky Gap and the weed bed. hopefully I can get my "scum frog" project working by then.
A couple more for your critique
I am glad tidewater noted the appearance of the hook being off-center. I too noticed it, but forgot to mention it. Another possibility for this bug,if the hook is off center, is that it may want to la
bird books
so its seems iv taken a real liking to birds, on trips this year iv gotten to see a lot of new birds like for instance the night haring, and my fishing spots have resident fish and frog eating birds,
Fish pics!
Some of my summer catch. These guys all liked the same fly, a white bellied deer hair frog popper tied on a TMC 8089 #6 hook. Tom
Need some info on Dry Flys for trout
Great info and thanks for the reply's. I will try the figure 8 loop as well. A technique I have read about in the Benchside Reference but forgot. I probably have 20 elkhair caddis tied up in siz
July swap club
Bass top water anything fished on top of the water for bass due date July 31st 1.Crackleback-deer hair divers-received 2.Student4evr 3.ibrb-received 4.bluegill576-received 5.bertgwen-received 6.Joh
What are your summer bass flies?
Hey Cram, I've been thowing that frog ever since I saw the first pictures of it and man has it been a producer..... I love that sucker. I've also been tying them and selling them out of the lo
Loon: Shark Tooth Spool Management System Review
Hi everyone, I just posted a review of the Loon Shark Tooth Spool Management System on my blog. You can read the full review below or to check out the review with pictures click on the link below.
FTF Fly Pattern - Bruce Derington - Mondo Frog
Wow this frog is awesome. I couldnt imagine my self tying something that nice lol. Very awesome work
Upside Down Frog Tutorial
upsidedown frog.really cool,have to try to tie some up.ripin' lips on those largmouth.Great tie.
Red Marker
I have had this problem when i was tying the old STP frog and trying to colour his mouth nice and red, ended up with smudged red all over my hands.
Foam bullet head frog -- Easy frog pattern
I needed a simple frog pattern, this one's perfect, thanks. Love the blog too 150 followers is such little time, Wow! Doing great keep it up.
Popper Swap
[size="3"][b]Here are images of the poppers tied for this swap:[/b][/size] [b]Bluegill576[/b] The image doesn't capture the subtle olive of the body. [img]http://i263.photobucket.com/
Froggie
[quote name='Fred H.' timestamp='1305600703' post='467775'] Tinkering with one of my slider patterns . I've decided to make a smaller frog slidder with ,what I think is a c
Tell Us What Products We're Missing
Montana fly products, especially there thread and frog hair dubbing. Its great stuff.
simple and effective frog
Looks good. I've got to ask myself though; if the guy is going to go to painstaking detail to trim a feather in a somewhat resemblance of a frog leg to duplicate a frog, what is he doing putting a
Popper bodies: Wapsi vs Rainy's
For those of you who have used these (preferably both), what are your thoughts on the two brands of popper bodies? I have been using the Wapsi Perfect Popper bodies on all of my sliders and poppers f
2010 FTOTY - Winners!!!
Congratulations Pat for taking overall and all the first place category winners and runners up. Those are some beautiful and effective looking flies I wouldn't mind having in my box.Great effort o
Fluro breaking
QUOTE (gregfred @ Apr 25 2011, 09:55 PM) I use Rio tippet. Right now I am too lazy to go check the type but here is a link to some of their flouro tippet. I have never had rio break on my uni
STP frogs
QUOTE (smokinprice @ Apr 25 2011, 11:32 AM) I started tying these as well. However, you must use a weed guard or lavre lace in order to ensure that the legs dont foul around the hook. I lea
Best Dry Fly Dubbing
Beaver Dubbing from Rocky Mountain Dubbing and Frog Hair dubbing from Montana Fly Co.carlp
Smallmouth Swap
looks good. I'm still working on my foam frog...one or two more tries and I think I will have it figured out
Woolly Frog
A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by Barefoot122: Woolly Frog
Shad Flies
buzzin frog, that's a different type of shad. They're probably Gizzard or Threadfin Shad. American & Hickory Shad are ocean fish, and migrate into freshwater rivers & stream to spawn,
Still trying
Compass, gps, gave them up. now I just go by the sun, moon, and the warts on the backside of a frog.
Fish Foolin' Frog Popper
A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by smokinprice: Fish Foolin' Frog Popper
Olive frog Diver
A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by eastern fly: Olive frog Diver
Chartreuse Frog Diver
A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by eastern fly: Chartreuse Frog Diver
Pre 1961 Classic Bass Bug Swap
Here are the fixed Links Sorry my Bad, thought I could just cut and paste.Thanks for letting me know.Wetshttp://www.classicflytying.com/index.php?showtopic=41402http://classicflyrodforum.com/reply/205
Another would you be interested post.
Okay any interest in here for a Classic Bass Bug Swap.Patterns would need to be from 1961 or Older flies size 6 or larger.You could tie them as close to original as you can or a modernized version suc
BASS BUGS SWAP
SWAP FULL there has been some interest in having a bass bug swap and so here it is. Limited to 6 swappers including myself. will be tying a total of 6 bugs apiece (one of which you will get back) of t
Chest waders
I use the frog toggs Hellbender Breathable love them
Hair or CDC for stillwater mayfly duns?
Moving water, I prefer hair wing comparadun patterns. Still water, I don't see why CDC wouldn't work. On fast water, CDC has a tendency to matt up (especially after a few fish.) Its easily
FlySlingers Poor Bills wham Pous cat and Messinger Frog
A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by FlySlinger: FlySlingers Poor Bills wham Pous cat and Messinger Frog
Super Hair Bugs
The Messinger Frog is really good but your WhomPousCat is freakin killer! I like that thing a lot!Kirk
consistency
Consistency produces flies/lures that will act as you designed them to act, which to me is important. The methods to achieve consistency is likely to vary depending on a person's strengths, you kn
Blizzard Bustin' Bluegill Bash
QUOTE (smokinprice @ Feb 1 2011, 01:00 PM) I am thinking of doing my Monocacy Bumble Bee, a Steriod Ant or my Fish Foolin' Frog popper. Such decisions.If we are able to "vote"
Frog Fly
would not a regular frog pattern put on a sinking line work-I would think it would work quite well.mard
bucktail froglegs
QUOTE (chucko @ Jan 25 2011, 09:10 PM) How do you tie frog legs made with buck tail, for deer hair bass bugs? these are way cool, but I haven't had any luck on finding out how this is don
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