Fly tying and patterns sharing thread

The Nothing · Nov 20, 2011

been a LLLOONNNGGG while since I visited the site, and probably will be here much more frequently as the days shorten. Thought I might share a few things from the last month or so...

some tuna streamers

beaded soft hackles

metalheads

jimmy · Nov 22, 2011

little olive pheasant tail (pictured on a cigarette)

materials:
abdomen: 5 barbs green pheasant tail
rib: none (color of barbs only)
thorax: 2 peacock hurls twisted
shell back: 6 pheasant barbs pulled forward
legs: shell pheasants pulled back (kind of)
eyesight, patience: essential

that tow-rope is 5X tipp

about as small as I can go, just found the photo on my camera and thought I'd share it here. tied on the bank of the Deschutes in bright sunlight, after coffee, before beer.

brandon4455 · Nov 22, 2011

nice looking fly, those small pheasant tails were the ticket when we were at the deschtues in october

Sirdriftsalot. · Dec 4, 2011

bugs and help with feathers.

bugs and help with feathers.

some pics of nymphs I use on the rogue and applegate. I really dig the trout retrievers tied on a big jig hook, I dont have any pics of them.

Has anyone ever tied with owl feathers ? I found a barn owl feather and was using it for the back of the thorax, it was pretty amazing what the material does when it is folded over and tied off at the bead. So where can owl feathers be aquired, maybe from a taxidermist or some old mount in a thrift store maybe.

Cheers.

GungasUncle · Dec 4, 2011

Sirdriftsalot. said:
some pics of nymphs I use on the rogue and applegate. I really dig the trout retrievers tied on a big jig hook, I dont have any pics of them.

Has anyone ever tied with owl feathers ? I found a barn owl feather and was using it for the back of the thorax, it was pretty amazing what the material does when it is folded over and tied off at the bead. So where can owl feathers be aquired, maybe from a taxidermist or some old mount in a thrift store maybe.

Cheers.

Those look super fishy. I really like the rubber leg nymphs.

FlyBum · Dec 4, 2011

Messing around with some Z-Lon and Antron for some bully streamers. They work, well!

A peak at swap flies!

Sirdriftsalot. · Dec 7, 2011

Thanks for the props, rubber legs are awesome especially when they start kicking back and forth in the water. Eggs and Legs.

steelhead_stalkers · Dec 9, 2011

Iv seen those chartreuse flies before! Nice! Those applegate fish love them. Can't wait for them to show up.

mrlindeman · Dec 10, 2011

I posted some new flies on the front page of this thread. I will update that post every time I tie flies I think you guys will like.

The Nothing · Dec 10, 2011

calling these Glassies as a play on Brassies...

SAM_0373a

Sirdriftsalot. · Dec 15, 2011

More steelie nymphs

More steelie nymphs

The 20 incher ( half prince, half hares ear) has the barn owl tail feather wingcase.

brandon4455 · Dec 16, 2011

nice ties!! i need to get on the vise.. need to tie some big buggy stones for my egg dropper setups

mrlindeman · Feb 4, 2012

Some more recent ties
Maraboo Bluff

Tangerine dart

Green Stimulator

FlyBum · Feb 4, 2012

Skwala for the Owyhee First bigger bug action of the year!

mrlindeman · Feb 5, 2012

Thats a rockin bug right there!

FlyBum · Feb 5, 2012

mrlindeman said:
Thats a rockin bug right there!

Thanks, they worked last year, so hopefully they will again this year.

brandon4455 · Feb 5, 2012

excellent tie. ever use it for hopper dropper? i bet it would kill with a size 16 possie bugger under it

FlyBum · Feb 5, 2012

brandon4455 said:
excellent tie. ever use it for hopper dropper? i bet it would kill with a size 16 possie bugger under it

Ya over on the O you would want to fish a Z-midge or WD-40 under that. A PussyBooger would be a good option, but you'll have to tie that for me in a sz 18 or 20.

brandon4455 · Feb 6, 2012

FlyBum said:
Ya over on the O you would want to fish a Z-midge or WD-40 under that. A PussyBooger would be a good option, but you'll have to tie that for me in a sz 18 or 20.

guessing thats because most of the bugs are small besides the skwala stones? i came up with the nick name pussyboger!!!! :lol:

FlyBum · Feb 6, 2012

brandon4455 said:
guessing thats because most of the bugs are small besides the skwala stones? i came up with the nick name pussyboger!!!! :lol:

That's a pretty hefty claim that you came up with that! I'm sure they have been around for a long time, never seen one myself though!

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