What's in your vise?

Hogsnatcher · Mar 3, 2024

Will purple work?

clarkman · Mar 3, 2024

Ok, one more for now. No counter balance up front, so it won't really glide much, but it'll perform nice little jerk like jerk bait actions!

Norm Frechette · Mar 3, 2024

Silver Blue

SurfnFish · Mar 3, 2024

Copper Tiger Midge, the Pearl Krystal flash emulates the rise bubble, tied in 12-16. These have proven themselves in both lakes and rivers.

clarkman · Mar 3, 2024

Ok, I swear, last one for today! Same idea as the previous, but some slight differences underneath that I'm not gonna divulge just yet.

Dr. Magill · Mar 3, 2024

clarkman said:
Ok, I swear, last one for today! Same idea as the previous, but some slight differences underneath that I'm not gonna divulge just yet.

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Nice
That will have a strong profile while working

clarkman · Mar 3, 2024

Ok fine ONE more. This is a full 12 inches of jerk bait action....may seem kinda stock....or basic, but it's not.

SKYKO · Mar 3, 2024

I've OD'd on bunny leeches, something different.

kmudgn · Mar 3, 2024

Hogsnatcher said:
Will purple work?

Purple soft hackle works great. It is one of my "go to" flies as a dropper behind a dry when Hendricksons, or other dark Mayflies are coming off. I tie #12 and 16 and have had good luck with both

SKYKO · Mar 4, 2024

Couple little summer/fall bugs.

RichS · Mar 4, 2024

Less than two months until topwater season- Lucky Wiggler- Jim Stewart

Divad · Mar 4, 2024

Early Chum Fry Goodness

Needed something lightweight and small to imitate the early ones. Unsure if I’ll taper back the wing to prevent the Farrar’s Blend from fouling. Guess I’ll have to fish it and find out how the materials behave.

Stonedfish · Mar 4, 2024

Dubbed the body with alternating colors to get the parr mark effect. Probably should have used a slightly longer shanked hook.
SF

Jeff Dodd · Mar 4, 2024

Plate River Spider.

Finding the right materials was a battle. I’d not tied this fly in a long time, but it’s fun to tie and catches fish in lakes, rivers and the saltwater.

Searun cutthroat love to take this pattern.
I think Blue, from the old forum, tied this fly for a swap. It became a favorite of mine.

Platte River Spider, Schrantz’s

Pattern Description:The Platte River Spider sprang from the mind of my good friend, Chris Schrantz. Chris is one of the most easy going guys you’ll ever meet, a consummate angler and tyer of some of the most beautiful, soft and alive flies you’ll ever see. Hailing from Pennsylvania, Chris guided...

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