Last week I tied up some tan GFA hoppers. The bluegill and chub in a nearby creek liked 'em just fine. Hopefully will use them on some trout at the end of the month and then trout season is over in Southwest Wisconsin.
Last week I tied up some tan GFA hoppers. The bluegill and chub in a nearby creek liked 'em just fine. Hopefully will use them on some trout at the end of the month and then trout season is over in Southwest Wisconsin.
I'd been tying a bunch of Mahogany duns and bwos for upcoming trip to Idaho, then took a break from mayflies and switched to meat flies, which was kind of fun. Now that I have those boxes pretty well stocked, it's back to the little stuff; pheasant tails today, then I'm going to try some Parasol emergers, which look neat.
Regards,
Scott
I'll be tying up some more Finnits. Been a great producer for the smallies this year. While "electric chicken" has accounted for most & biggest, the "redhead" is gaining ground.
You can see both versions here .......
Finnit
The hot fly of the season ...... Dave Skok's EZ Zonker
http://www.saltwaterflies.com/ezzonker.html
The simpler the outfit, the more skill it takes to manage it, and the more pleasure one gets in his achievements.
--- Horace Kephart
CDPaul,
I'm afraid that I'm not tying up much that is really new or inspiring this summer. I'm just too busy with other things right now. About all I'm managing to do is to fill a few empty areas in my fly boxes. I anticipate tying some Charlie Boy Hoppers in the near future. That's a new pattern of me. 8T
here's all of my most recent.
from back in the day on idaho's salmon river. i'm not going to idaho for steelhead anytime soon just love steelhead ties.
The Blackout
The Twisted Brindle
The Usk Grub
The Whore
"There's more B.S. in fly fishing than there is in a Kansas feedlot." Lefty Kreh
I can't say about fly fishing but there's a lot of feed lots in Kansas.
Wes' Pattern Book
http://www.flypatternbook.net
Hi All,
Earlier this summer I lost my fly box of caddis flies. Had a BUNCH of them in the box. I have been out of pocket, not being able to tie because of various things, for quite some time, but now am home, and am hoping to get back to tying.
Also am tying a roughly equivalent set for a best friends son, who for all intents is the same as a nephew, so am planning to go back to elk hair caddis flies for his box and for mine.
Tying these, of course, can and will be interupted to tie needed warm water (mostly bluegill) flies.
Regards,
Gandolf
a little more traditional.
Green Butt Skunk size 6. spider softhackle spey take yer pick.
"There's more B.S. in fly fishing than there is in a Kansas feedlot." Lefty Kreh
I can't say about fly fishing but there's a lot of feed lots in Kansas.
Wes' Pattern Book
http://www.flypatternbook.net
Knocked out a half dozen black furled tail mohair leeches tonight. It's a nice simple fly the fish really like!
The Green Hornet strikes again!!!