Bunch o Fly's

Instead of making a billion topics, thought i'd throw a bunch of flies i've tied into here. All of them are applicable to the rivers in alberta, (bow river, crowsnest, etc), obviously, some are more applicable then others (and some are for lakes)

Quadruple Bunny (for bull trout in alberta)
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...b/IMG_1541.jpg


Sinking Boatmen:
Size 12 pupa hook
Black Beadhead
Underwrap with lead
Backing: small strip of brown foam covered in Brown stretch flex
Legs: Zebra legs, small brown
Body: Peacock Ice dub
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...b/IMG_0333.jpg
Very easy tie, and works extremely well..I usually fish this a couple feet infront of my floating boatmen to get them to bob

Floating boatmen
Size 12 pupa hook
No beadhead or underwrap
backing: Deer hair covered in foam with brown stretch flex over top
legs: zebra legs, small brown
body: Peacock Ice dub
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...b/IMG_0334.jpg


Brent's Stoneclinger - tutorial avail. @ http://flyfishcalgary.com/board/inde...showtopic=1152
Size 14 pupa hook
Tail : pheasant tail, try to split into 3
Body: Brown hares ear dubbing, pheasant pulled over. Back ends of biot tied in backwards, then reversed and tied in again to give you the segmented back abdomen
Rib : Gold / bronze
Legs : 4 - 6 biots, brown
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...b/IMG_0178.jpg




Legged Double Humpy
Size 4 Daiichi 1260
Tail, Back, Wings - Golden Deer Hair
Underback - Gold ice dub
Hackle - Furnace Hackle
Legs - brown and black rubber hackle

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...b/IMG_1423.jpg




Red Bug Variant
Daiichi 1260 size 4
Tail - Moose Hair
Body - Black peacock ice dub, split by holographic red mylar, Palmered Furnace Hackle
Wing - Golden Deer Body Hair, Charteuse Para-Yarn
Head- Black Peacock ice dub, palmered furnace hackle
Legs - black and brown rubber hackle

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...b/IMG_1413.jpg

Very creative. If I were a fish I'd be licking my chops! :lol:

Joe

How that double humpy is one nice looking fly. Are there different colours you tie that in, apart from the golden ice dub you use. Also what exactly does that imitate, if anything at all. Man i like it

-Phil

It kind of represents a stonefly, but its definitly more of an attractor. Works well on the cutthroat up here

I can see doing it in all the normal colors of a humpy, i've just always found yellow the best (only problem with Ice Dub i find, is that it sorta holds water..little bit of floatant and you're fine though)