March Flies From The Vise

[bellevue.chartreuse.trout 0]

I appreciate the thought KIMO... but it's noooottt... quite.. there yet... but closer!

 

Thank you for all the information as to how to 'get there' though!

 

BCT

 

p.s. I 'post' processed it a little bit... cropped... brightness and contrast.. thus... not quite there yet. But like I said.. closer.. and I'll work on it!

[Kimo 0]

Mustard Midge Emerger



Kimo

[Fisherboy0301 0]

Bimini, use some of that mallard and tie some articulated zoo cougars if you wanna expand your articulated fly selection

[Decisions 0]

Don't know what they are called but the trout in my neighborhood sure do like them.

 

[caloosa bug 0]

A couple I threw together tonight. Working on restocking my boxes. 1 for the panfish box, 1 for the bass.

[retrocarp 0]

A couple I threw together tonight. Working on restocking my boxes. 1 for the panfish box, 1 for the bass.

I don't mind that hoppy thing caloosa

[retrocarp 0]

[caloosa bug 0]

Thanks Retro. I was going for something similar to Jaydub's skwala couple pages back....I'll certainly be tying a few more, mixing materials and colors.

[GP flyfisherman 0]

BWO Klinkhammer

[shoebop 0]

I was just taking some photos of flies I have tied in the past year or so. These are all some soft hackles that are my favorite type of fly to tie and to fish. Hope you like them.

[TheCream 0]

3" articulated streamer for the creek bass.

 

[Mike West 0]

Playing around with some patterens I saw here.

My version of a Marabou Muddler Minnow

[flygirl 0]

Tying up some Brassies

 

[Hatchet Jack 0]

I've been playing around with a soft hackle design, using Sulky's metallic thread (Mylar)

to reinforce a turkey biot abdomen. It's very strong and highly reflective.

 

I'm calling it the Sulky Turk.

 

Mr. Brown took a fancy to it too.

 

[TheCream 0]