Fly Tying Photo Thread

[viper2]

lol I like it too I use the indexer for deerhair and large flies now . And the master vice for every thing eles

 

[Christopheraaron]

Who makes it?

 

[viper2]

petitjean swiss master vice

 

[Christopheraaron]

Never heard of them, looks great though

 

[remyboy1]

first name marc? 40 whip finshers--same dude/?

 

[viper2]

yes his name is marc/same dude

There are some realy nice vices out there !

I have the renzetti master vice too . But would Realy like to get my hands on a LAW vice .

 

[grayer]

Here are the first dry flies I have ever tied, Griffiths Gnat. I was finding it tough to find grizzly hackle that wasn't so long, because it seems a bit longer than it should be for it. To be honest Im not sure what fish even hit this fly I just saw it and it looked the easiest to tie, and easy to learn how to tie dries on a small hook. The one to the left of the beer cap is on a nymph hook, just tied it to get the pattern down first! How do they look?

 

[Christopheraaron]

Hackle's a little thin but they look pretty good!!

 

[remyboy1]

hey K i am tying klinkhammers--i am frustrated...

 

[Christopheraaron]

LOL, I hate those buggers, but just got a dun saddle so I'll be getting some practice in soon I'm sure

 

[remyboy1]

grayer--remember, and i dont mean this in a rude way to anyone--the fies dont need to look like something over the fireplace--they are a tool to catch flies--those suckers will get devoured by fish man
...

 

[remyboy1]

i plan on using them in spring for brookies and such---nice emerger with bright wing on top --also look like a great fly to use on a dropper pattern as an "indicator" over a nymph, ihave tied several and gotten the the thumbs up from a friend of mine who ties very well..but man i keep putting too much dubbing on body...brutal

 

[Christopheraaron]

Use a tiny bit at a time, you can always add more as you go. I've got almost 30 hours of tying time ahead of me in the next few days so lets see if I can get them down finally.

 

[remyboy1]

i used head cement to flatten the tail end cause i used too much dubbing-hence the shine

 

[remyboy1]

not sure why its sideways ..lol

 

[fishermandan420]

I was pretty bored so I tried a foam frog. I've never tied foam before, and the foam was leftover after making a toy for my kid

 

[Dozer]

Crayfish don't swim on the surface h34r:

 

[fishermandan420]

And frogs aren't orange. But I think the dumb bass in my local pond wil Hit the ol' orange top water popping crawdad variant

 

[Christopheraaron]

i used head cement to flatten the tail end cause i us CAM00229.jpged too much dubbing-hence the shine

It looks alright, but try tying your post sloping forward more, you want the body completely submerged, and standing fairly vertical. I tied about 20 today and they aren't too bad.

 

[remyboy1]

its more of a "using a curved nymph hook instead if a true klink hook" issue but i sure can tilt it forward--fish wont know the difference