What's in your vise?

surf12foot

Just Hatched
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Pink to make the boys wink!
 

Zak

Legend
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Vermont Caddis, size 14. This is old standby for me. Easy to tie with common materials (hares ear, mixed brown and grizzly) and can be fished several ways. It will fish dry in a dead drift or skate on edge on a tight line. If you only dress the hackle with floatant, it will rest eye up with the body sunken like an emerger. And it fishes well as a wet fly, especially in faster water that sweeps the dry fly hackle back.

I just love scruffy, natural material, could be anything flies!

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RichS

Life of the Party
Lucky Wiggler- Jim Stewart
These pop nicely and dive and wiggle on a longer retrireve.
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Hook: Ahrex Aberdeen Predator #1/0.
Tail: silicone legs, marabou, flashabou and two rooster hackles on each side.
Collar one- rooster hackle.
Collar two- deer hair.
body_ deer packed tight and trimmed into a cylinder roughly hook gap in diameter.
nose- body hair trimmed to a small diving lip.
Eyes: 6 MM Croc eyes from FTD
Front legs- three silicone legs pulled through the body.
 

copperJon

Steelhead
Forum Supporter
After taking my kids fishing at the dock with some power bait, they've been asking me to make them some flies. The first run was a hit, and thev've been playing with them, bathing with them, taking them to school for show and tell...etc. My daughter asked for another, with color specifications to boot. I took this opportunity to tie some flies from my past...and damn does this thing make me want to get out for steelhead again. IMG_3656.JPG
 
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