>>>What Are You Tying Today? Part III

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Nice John, good looking fly.

GenCon
 
An olive pattern I concocted a few moons ago, #18's & 20's....

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Filling up the Striper box - Clouser Minnows, Clouser Half & Halfs, Lefty's Deceiver with fish masks, Bucktail Deceivers, Popovics Hollow Fleye, Clouser EZ poppers, Crease fly

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non splayed wings

light spruce

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dark spruce

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Never fished a worm hatch, but have been reading a lot about it for stripers. Here are some Cinder Worm patterns I tied up.

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Been tying up a few poppers. Really like the new Double Barrel poppers from Flymen.

 

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First attempt at Popovics Beast Fly

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All you guys are cranking out some great flys.

GenCon
 
Winter is treating all you guys well.

DC410, that scud is next level! If you have a recipe or a SBS, I would be more than a little interested.
 
I tied up some of these last night.
 

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A really simple caddis pupa pattern. I tied these up to either fish on a dropper above a heavy tungsten bead point fly on a tight line system or as the dropper in a dry/dropper set up under a CDC and Elk or Elk Hair Caddis during active caddis hatches. In either set up the pupa will ride at different levels of the middle part of the water column where a lot of feeding activity takes place during caddis hatches. I may also just swing it in tandem with another favorite soft hackle wet fly as more of an attractor type of fly. It's a really quick tie where a dozen can be cranked out in a very short time period.



 

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Ed Hank, nice job. John great looking caddis pupa. Is that what you will be tying at the jam?

GenCon
 
Nice ties everyone. Here are some of my recent ties...

Some Stimulators
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Sulphur bugs
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Delaware Adams I'll be tying at the Fly Tying Jam
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GenCon wrote:
Ed Hank, nice job. John great looking caddis pupa. Is that what you will be tying at the jam?

GenCon

Thanks, Mike. No, I have another version of a caddis pupa for the jam.
 
Tyger, nice stimmies.

GenCon
 
Real nice ties, Tyger. Quite a flock of sulphurs you got going and the Delaware Adams is a great looking pattern.
 
Thanks guys, ya I been working on my Sulphur box, getting ready for dry fly season.
 
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A really simple caddis pupa pattern.

I really like the looks of these dc410. Any chance you could post a recipe/materials? Looks like mostly brushed out dubbing including some ice dub or something similar for a hackle-like collar but hard to tell from the photo.

 
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