What's in your vise?

[Norm Frechette]

Poor Fred

Stonefly Nymph

Hook - Mustad 9671 or equivalent

Bead - Gold tungsten

Weight - .015 lead/lead free wire

Thread - Wood duck

Tail - Lemon wood duck fibers

Ribbing - Gold wire

Abdomen - Golden stone buggy nymph dubbing

Wing case -Turkey tail fibers

Thorax - Dark brown buggy nymph dubbing

Legs - Lemon wood duck fibers

Head - Golden brown ice dubbing

Save your expensive lemon wood duck feathers for other flies and use imitation wood duck for nymph type patterns

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[rattlesnake]

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Any info you can share about this one? Digging it

 

[rattlesnake]

A couple lafkas minnows

 

[Buzzy]

Regal vises are the real deal. Mine is over 30 years old. I've just added some new jaws and shanks to my original bronze base. The stainless jaws are incredible for small flies, and the shank jaws just won't let go.

You added the jaws? Not Regal (no sarcasm - curious).

 

[Dr. Magill]

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That’s going to look great in the water

 

[Norm Frechette]

Green Damsel

Hook - Mustad 9671, 9672 or equivalent

Thread - Olive

Tail - Olive marabou

Body - Olive antron yarn twisted into a rope

Throat - Mallard flank dyed green

Wing - Olive Marabou

 

[Scottp]

Clacka Caddis (variation)

Added a little ungulate hair for additional buoyancy; this one could double as a spruce moth.

hook - WFC Model 28 #10
thread - Uni 8/0 tan
tag - Glo Brite #11/pearl Mylar
body - Ice Dub tan
underwing - Congo Hair Shiner Tan
wing/head - pronghorn hair
shoulder - pheasant rump
hackle - ginger

Regards,
Scott

 

[Zak]

nice james woods bucktail

Thank you! I knew that fly had a proper name but couldn't remember it. Did Woods also have a self-named calf tail wing stimulator fly?

 

[Scottp]

Thank you! I knew that fly had a proper name but couldn't remember it. Did Woods also have a self-named calf tail wing stimulator fly?

That would be the Norm Woods Special. This one’s a foam-bodied variation

MFFR

Regards,
Scott

 

[Zak]

That would be the Norm Woods Special. This one’s a foam-bodied variation

MFFR

Regards,
Scott

Thanks!

 

[Norm Frechette]

Did Woods also have a self-named calf tail wing stimulator fly?

i dont know.

the james woods bucktail was named after a high school in virginia. school colors were yellow and blue

 

[FindingFly]

thats a nice Norm Woods tie @Scottp . variations of that fly are far and away my most consistent during the salmonfly/golden stone hatch

 

[FindingFly]

Baby mullet GC... hoping to show this to some baby tarpon by the end of the week.

 

[EmergingFisher]

Olive squirrel nymph

 

[mtskibum16]

Steak and eggs are on the menu!

 

[O' Clarkii Stomias]

You added the jaws? Not Regal (no sarcasm - curious).

I guess I should have said vise heads.

 

[O' Clarkii Stomias]

Bunny Crawdad

 

[ThatGuyRyRy]

I just had to try some of these fly lipps to see if I could mimic the action of a plug with a flutter of a fly. Obviously need to change out the stinger.

It's dirty... And we will have to see how much it fouls.

Could also be fun to try for tuna

 

[PhilR]

Some hoh bos for the steelhead swap

 

[Norm Frechette]

Skull and Bones

Midge Pupa

Hook - Mustad C068 or equivalent
Bead - Black, black nickel tungsten
Thread - Black
Wire - Black wire
Wing - White z-lon or poly yarn
Collar - Peacock herl

Can also be tied with different colored wire