September flies from the bench

[FlyTyer15 0]

I call this Supercluster. I've been working on it and adding to it for over a year now.

that loos amazing! great for pike and muskie! would you be able to share the material list. looks like lazer dub, buck tail, shlappen, and some other things.

[tctrout 0]

The Light Cahill is one of my favorite dry flies of all time, both to tie and fish. During this tutorial, I show the various techniques for this classic Catskill pattern, one that I recommend fishing in faster currents and pocket water.

TC

 

[eide 0]

Klympen for seatrout on TMC2457 #6

http://dryfly.me/2014/09/klympen/

[Piker20 0]

How do you present those Eide? Just drifted on the current?

[eide 0]

Piker: I haven't fished these yet, but fish it like a squd. Small rapid drags and let it drift a bit, then drag it back up again. The orange/red dubbing is also UV, so it will have a nice glow in the water!

[planettrout 0]

 

COMBO BAETIS SHs – Alec Jackson Chironomid Trout Fly Hook, #17…

 

 

BAETIS/ BWO BOX – FALL 2014…Done

 

 

PT/TB

[Crackaig 0]

Something a little simpler than I've been doing of late. Hope I can use these on some grayling sometime...

Two strands of wire (Yellow / Chartreuse or Yellow / Brown), Tying thread, and a coat of Diamond Hard.

...If I ever get to go fishing again.

 

Cheers,

C.

[muskyhunter81 0]

I tied this a couple days ago.

 

 

 

The tutorial can be found at: http://www.fishbaitsflybox.com/2014/09/rainbow-warrior.html

[cheech 0]

Something a little simpler than I've been doing of late. Hope I can use these on some grayling sometime...

Two strands of wire (Yellow / Chartreuse or Yellow / Brown), Tying thread, and a coat of Diamond Hard.

...If I ever get to go fishing again.

 

Cheers,

C.

Those are righteous!!! Great work on the weave.

[Crackaig 0]

Thanks Cheech, All you have to do is tie way too many of them! (Once tied 1000 woven nymphs for a friend to sell on a stall at a show. When he got back he told me, "It was really slow going on the stall, so we gave them away to attract people". I said "You can give them away, but I don't", and presented my bill.)

 

Having just had a troll on another forum saying that resin, wire and thread don't constitute a fly I replied with this. Resin and thread only!

 

 

Cheers,

C.

[muskyhunter81 0]

Crackaig,

 

 

Those are both awesome flies. Some people can be jerks. I think you handled that forum issue the best way possible.

[mikechell 0]

Having just had a troll on another forum saying that resin, wire and thread don't constitute a fly I replied with this. Resin and thread only!

 

 

Cheers,

C.

That troll was correct though ... they don't constitute a "fly" in this case. But they do constitute a fantastic looking nymph.

[thursthouse 0]

First attempt at a Maribou wing streamer

 

 

 

[muskyhunter81 0]

Thursthouse, I like it!!!

[cheech 0]

Thanks Cheech, All you have to do is tie way too many of them! (Once tied 1000 woven nymphs for a friend to sell on a stall at a show. When he got back he told me, "It was really slow going on the stall, so we gave them away to attract people". I said "You can give them away, but I don't", and presented my bill.)

 

Having just had a troll on another forum saying that resin, wire and thread don't constitute a fly I replied with this. Resin and thread only!

 

 

Cheers,

C.

Excellent. I saw that post and chimed in... I guess you could call it chiming in. There are some know-it-alls over there that like to argue pointless jibberish.