What's in your vise?

[Scottp]

Octopus

hook - WFC Model 6 #10
thread - Uni 8/0 light olive
tail - indicator yarn fluoro orange
rib - small wire hot yellow
body - dubbing ginger
hackle - olive/ginger
1st shoulder - golden pheasant body feather red
2nd shoulder - pheasant rump dyed neon olive (1 Tbs Rit Neon Yellow/1 cup water)

Regards,
Scott

 

[Buzzy]

October time
2050 #7
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I don't know what river this is (not asking) but the photograph reminds me of a story where one angler would climb up on a rock bluff and call out locations of holding fish. Love the fly!

 

[SculpinSwinger]

I don't know what river this is (not asking) but the photograph reminds me of a story where one angler would climb up on a rock bluff and call out locations of holding fish. Love the fly!

It’s the North Umpqua, I am sure missing it this summer/fall. Hopefully it opens for winter steelhead

 

[Hoofer]

Redtail Bluewing

Trying to figure out a trip for next week, and torn between sipping trout and the chance of a bright fish on a beach somewhere north…

 

[Brute]

Bringing a few swing sculpins to AK as well…size 4, a little ostrich, schlappen, maribou & tarantula brush for the head…

 

[Brute]

 

[Hoofer]

I’m getting pretty inspired by all of the magnificent fish in the Puget thread — and think I might head to the big Island, visit our Canadian friends.

It seems like the Haig-Brown tradition is trouty, like a no. 8 rolled mudler is the old time bc coho pattern, where Sound traditions are much brighter.

Do northerns want bling?

 

[Dave Boyle]

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I’m getting pretty inspired by all of the magnificent fish in the Puget thread — and think I might head to the big Island, visit our Canadian friends.

It seems like the Haig-Brown tradition is trouty, like a no. 8 rolled mudler is the old time bc coho pattern, where Sound traditions are much brighter.

Do northerns want bling?

Hopefully you can give us the affirmative

Dave

 

[Brute]

 

[Brute]

 

[CaptainDave]

I have 3 sons who are flying across the country to camp and fish the Smoky Mountains in October. I can't make the trip but I am going along in the form of a box of bugs I tied for them to use. I had to research the flyshops out there to see what they use. They fish quite a few terrestrials there.

 

[TheWhispering1]

 

[Brute]

Egg sucking leech with articulated polliwog tail with 9 & 10mm shanks, complex twist with schlappen & polar chenille, 4mm tung bead, ahrex 254 jig #4

 

[Brute]

 

[CaptainDave]

Go red stripe!!