>>>What Are You Tying Today? Part III

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Nice fly! It reminds me a lot of a striptease streamer with a sculpin head! Should catch some fish!
 
Tdog, nice fly! That thing will push some water. Nice tie.

Frederick- 7 rec for 120. Stop trolling.
 
Thanks guys:

I am going to try a few more color schemes. I may also include a deer hair wing. I am thinking this head style on a sex dungeon pattern would look good.

Now if we only had some water...

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Foam crickets. This fly has produced well for me!

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Tdog, Tyger nice bugs guys.

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Tyger,

Nice cricket! It looks like an uncomplicated but effective dry-dropper fly. I experimented with foam humpies this year. They worked but your fly likes like a faster tie. I'll have to tie a few up, too.

Thanks for posting it!
 
J55tyger88 wrote:
Tdog, nice fly! That thing will push some water. Nice tie.

Frederick- 7 rec for 120. Stop trolling.

Scoreboard didn't show that . Fly was nice I'm no troll ball buster definitely.
 
^^ It's all good and thanks!
 
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Nice Edson tiger. I have not tied one of those is a really long time.
Where the heck did you find the metal cheeks? Had some when I was a kid.

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i honestly dont remember where ingot the edson cheeks. the bag i got them in has no label
 
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The Disclaimer I am quite new to tying and have a lot to learn. This is the first time I have been brave enough to post one of my attempts at a Ray Charles Sow Bug. I fished this pattern last week and the chubs loved it. A few trout as well. It was the first time catching fish on a bug I tied and was very rewarding.

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You caught fish on the flies you tied......Sounds like they passed judgement to me.

Congrats!
 
I like looking at the ties. Makes me a bit jealous that between my arthritic hands and my cataract eyes I have to buy what I used to make. Oh well, getting old ain't for sissies. The cataracts are on my list for disposal shortly. Keep on tying!GG
 
Rusty brown buggers

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nomad_archer wrote:
It was the first time catching fish on a bug I tied and was very rewarding.

Congrats.
 
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nfretchet...not sure why but can't see that picture...never happened with one of your photos before.
 
That rust brown bugger looks great. I really like the grizzly hackle. I think I will need to order a bugger pack of it in the near future. I can't seem to find it locally.
 
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