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[ChaseChrome]

A more serious fly which is killer for resident bows​

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Caddis Pupa​

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Great ties from you guys so far...​

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[ChaseChrome]

Take a picture of it wet Chase, wanna see how that looks.

FINE IDEA "D"
I'll get on it.
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[jlisk]

Great thread.

When I am done this round of shifts I will make time to post up some flies I have been tying. Most are pretty standard or collabs of a few things I've seen. I am finally getting out to try my fly rod this saturday. so I've been tying a few "icy buggers" (white hackle/marabou, silver bead, pink/chartreuse/purple crystal chenille) to try out along with the more typical buggers and egg/sucker patterns.


Please be open water.

 

[chris f]

great flies chase chrome, thanks for posting and sharing :mrgreen:

 

[Brian]

Nice Chase...
Especially like the steps for the intruder...

 

[Dozer]

That caddis looks slick :shock:

 

[FishingNoob]

Inspired by Chase's colour scheme I tied a nymph. I am planning on adding the "Casual Dress" Nymph in the future but need a few more tries before I get good enough to post.



Thread: Uni-Thread 6/0 - Black (Green would be better)
Hook: White River size 10 nymph hook (got at BPS)

Tail: Green Hackle Fibers - Length of the hook shank
Abdomen: Green tubing (don't know the name or size, got it in a kit) - 2/3 of the hook shank
Thorax: Died Green Hare's Ear Dubbing - 1/3 of the hook shank
Wing Case: Peacock Hearl
Legs: Green Hackle cut to length of hook gap


The head's a little messed up but I don't think it's too big of a deal.

 

[despotiko]

Now that's a thing of beauty. Great work!

 

[ChaseChrome]

Inspired by Chase's colour scheme I tied a nymph. I am planning on adding the "Casual Dress" Nymph in the future but need a few more tries before I get good enough to post.



Thread: Uni-Thread 6/0 - Black (Green would be better)
Hook: White River size 10 nymph hook (got at BPS)

Tail: Green Hackle Fibers - Length of the hook shank
Abdomen: Green tubing (don't know the name or size, got it in a kit) - 2/3 of the hook shank
Thorax: Died Green Hare's Ear Dubbing - 1/3 of the hook shank
Wing Case: Peacock Hearl
Legs: Green Hackle cut to length of hook gap


The head's a little messed up but I don't think it's too big of a deal.

See...the more you tie, the better the outcome...GOOD JOB, you're getting there for sure.
Try some deer or pheasant tail for the wing case (tie it in behind the thorax...hares ear + polar dub...pull pheasant quills forward and tie off)

 

[ChaseChrome]

Now that's a thing of beauty. Great work!

Thanks for the kind words Despot...​

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not really a great contraction of your name is it...​

 

[remyboy1]

nice flie guys hope to see you all on the water catching fish with those...nice flies --envy your patience

 

[FishingNoob]

See...the more you tie, the better the outcome...GOOD JOB, you're getting there for sure.
Try some deer or pheasant tail for the wing case (tie it in behind the thorax...hares ear + polar dub...pull pheasant quills forward and tie off)

Thanks Chase. I'll try that out for sure.

 

[ChaseChrome]

nice flie guys hope to see you all on the water catching fish with those...nice flies --envy your patience

But I thought, your sir, were the personification of patience

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get the fluff and thread out and post a fly dude

 

[ChaseChrome]

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Ok Dozer...here she is all wet​

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[chris f]

thanks for sharing fishing noob and chase chrome good stuff

 

[gaveryco]

Some goto articulated streamers. Sorry, pics aren't the greatest. You can find recipes for most of these flies online, just google the names.



Black and White Circus Peanuts



Top: Baby Brown trout
Middle: Olive Buttmonkey --> this tied in black is very good in dirty water
Bottom: Olive Boogie man

 

[ChaseChrome]

Some goto articulated streamers. Sorry, pics aren't the greatest. You can find recipes for most of these flies online, just google the names.

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Black and White Circus Peanuts

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Top: Baby Brown trout
Middle: Olive Buttmonkey --> this tied in black is very good in dirty water
Bottom: Olive Boogie man

Welcome to the forum...nice ties. Feel free to post more, we welcome learning opportunities...
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[BackwoodsBassr]

These are great, thanks everyone for posting the pics and info!

 

[chris f]

thanks gaveryco for posting and sharing,big flies =big fish anyway nice flies

 

[Dozer]

I can only imagine how tempting that must look swung in the current, looks hot. A thing of beauty... Steve Miller taught me everything's better when wet... he wasn't joking.