What's in your vise?
- Thread starter Billy
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FinLuver
Native Oregonian…1846
October, Diamond Lake, just sunset, small green bodied/white winged hatch that size or smaller was going off. About a 6 lb rainbow was porpoising by the reeds after them. The hatch was about 10 minutes…then it was gone…and so was the fish.
Thanks!
Gurgler on a tube.
SF
SF
MillCreekMinnow
Steelhead
Minnows look way better wet!
This is a prime example of how we end up with Rainbrown hybrids.
MillCreekMinnow
Steelhead
I keep them stored in separate boxes for that very reason.
Was able to tie a few with the bleached grizzly feathers. Heads still need final trim but happy with the way these turned out
Seems like a lot of flies do, and a lot of tiers like to slick their flies back for photos. But have ya ever noticed how when the fly gets in the water, it opens back up, and doesn't look like the spit-shined fly anymore? They usually look good because the materials are moving and they look fishy, but they don't keep that tight glommed together taper.
Scottp
Legend
Egg Laying Caddis
Based on Craig Mathews’ version.
hook - WFC Model 3 #12
thread - SemperFli 8/0 tan
tag - H2O Twist tan
abdomen - tan rabbit/Ice Dub tan
underwing - Congo Hair shiner tan
wing - deer hair bleached
shoulder - partrdge
thorax - tan rabbit/Ice Dub tan
Regards,
Scott
Based on Craig Mathews’ version.
hook - WFC Model 3 #12
thread - SemperFli 8/0 tan
tag - H2O Twist tan
abdomen - tan rabbit/Ice Dub tan
underwing - Congo Hair shiner tan
wing - deer hair bleached
shoulder - partrdge
thorax - tan rabbit/Ice Dub tan
Regards,
Scott
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As a Steelers fan, I can’t “like” this… but nice fly!