January flies from the vise

[retrocarp 0]

Nice big profile .... Not a bad looking fly either .

[josephcsylvia 0]

Nice big profile .... Not a bad looking fly either .

lol thanks retro!

[Li'lDave 0]

#4's..... orange ones are ring burners

[mikechell 0]

Ring burners?

[FlaFly 0]

I can imagine a real hot chili con carne being called that.

[Adam Saarinen 0]

flyguy613! I love that name!:-)

[planettrout 0]

 

SWISS N’ FLASH JIG, (Olive) – Hanak 403 BLJ, #10 – #14…

 

 

QUILLER NYMPHS, #12 & #16…

 

 

PT/TB

[Li'lDave 0]

Ring burners?

yes sir

[josephcsylvia 0]

 

Ring burners?

yes sir

Just guesing he was wondering why they are called that.

[mikechell 0]

I was thinking that fly cost so much to make that the Wife decided to "burn" her wedding ring and melt it down.

 

Or, as Flafly suggested, it'll burn going in and coming out, like Mexican food.

 

What does "ring burner" mean in fly tying jargon? Or is it salt water jargon.

[josephcsylvia 0]

I was thinking that fly cost so much to make that the Wife decided to "burn" her wedding ring and melt it down.

 

Or, as Flafly suggested, it'll burn going in and coming out, like Mexican food.

 

What does "ring burner" mean in fly tying jargon? Or is it salt water jargon.

ive never heard it in saltwater talk however it looks like a bonefish fly and they are known as burners.

[PJ2 0]

Some stuff I,ve been working on: a squid fry, mosquito, and a variant

[islander727 0]

Found these, so I thought I'd try them. I'm sure the snook will like them.

 

[PJ2 0]

looks like a shrimp pattern.

 

Found these, so I thought I'd try them. I'm sure the snook will like them.

 

[josephcsylvia 0]

Sex Dungeon big trout fly