>>>What Are You Tying Today? Part V

[nfrechet]

Renegade Shellback Nymph

Category - Nymph

Hook - Mustad S80-3906, S82-3906B or equivalent
Thread - Black
Tail (Optional) - 2-3 Wood duck fibers
Butt - Brown, ginger or olive hackle
Covert - Brownish turkey quill segment shell back
Body - Orange yarn
Thorax - Brown hackle

Fishing the Nymph- Jim Quick

 

[nfrechet]

Waldo’s Five-Cent Fly

Hook - Daiichi 1190, size 8 or equivalent
Thread - Black
Tail - Red hackle fibers
Body - Black floss
Wing - Pine squirrel tail, very short and sparse
Hackle - A few strands of black hackle tied as a beard

 

[nfrechet]

Minch Stonefly

(Matt Minch Originator)

Hook - Size 4-10, 4X long
Weight - Brass or tungsten bead and lead/lead free wire
Thread - Black
Tail - Brown marabou clipped short or tied short
Body - Flash chenille in black, yellow or olive
Thorax - Tan or pale brown dubbing
Hackle - Brown grizzly saddle hackle


https://www.jsflyfishing.com/blog/three-stones-for-the-river/

 

[tomgamber]

Just trying to get my groove back. Cannot remember when I last tied anything.

 

[tomgamber]

Yikes, bad hair day.

 

[nfrechet]

Cummings

Category - Steelhead

Hook - Gamakatsu T10-6H or equivalent
Thread - Black
Rib - Oval gold tinsel
Body - Back 1/3 yellow floss/yarn, front 2/3 claret yarn
Wing - Brown Bucktail
Collar - Claret hen hackle

 

[paulbrown145]

In honor of St. Patrick’s Day. A few green weenies.

 

[fritz]

Some wets

 

[nfrechet]

panfishin' time

 

[dennisl]

I've spent lots of time at the vise lately...

Elk Hair Caddis with CDC body

Black EHC in size 18

Parachute Ant

Chartreuse Humpy

Perdigon

March Brown nymph

Midge

Peacock body wet fly

 

[LetortAngler]

Nice flies Dennis. A superb Humpy

 

[dennisl]

LetortAngler wrote:
Nice flies Dennis. A superb Humpy

Thanks! I follow Charlie Craven's techniques for tying Humpy's. Works well with one caveat that he has much longer deer hair than I do so using the same bunch for both wings and hump is a bit tricky.

 

[Steeltrap]

Tying up some Red Quill emerger's\wet's. The one's on the left a buddy of mine was fishing with decent success. The hook is essentially bare with the quill (as everything else) is tied near the eye. The "trick" to get the quill's to stay curved is the application of heat. I used a heat gun while wrapping the quill around anything round. Brown quill, brown hackle fibre, mallard duck for wing.

Classic tie is just classic.

 

[Baron]

Buggy looking!

 

[nfrechet]

Bird of Prey – October Caddis

Hook – Mustad C49S - #8-16

Weight - Gold Bead

Thread - Black

Tail – Hungarian partridge

Ribbing - Pearl Flashabou

Body – Orange/Burnt Orange dubbing

Hackle – Hungarian partridge

Head - Peacock Herl



Bird of Prey - Tan

Hook – Mustad C49S - #8-16

Weight - Gold Bead

Thread - Black

Tail – Hungarian partridge

Ribbing - Pearl Flashabou

Body – Tan/Light Cahill dubbing

Hackle – Hungarian partridge

Head - Peacock Herl



Bird of Prey – Brown

Hook – Mustad C49S - #8-16

Weight - Gold Bead

Thread – Black

Tail – Hungarian partridge

Ribbing - Pearl Flashabou

Body – Brown dubbing

Hackle – Hungarian partridge

Head - Peacock Herl



Bird of Prey – Olive

Hook – Mustad C49S - #8-16

Weight - Gold Bead

Thread - Black

Tail – Hungarian partridge

Ribbing - Pearl Flashabou

Body – Olive dubbing

Hackle – Hungarian partridge

Head - Peacock Herl



Bird of Prey – Black

Hook – Mustad C49S - #8-16

Weight - Gold Bead

Thread - Black

Tail – Hungarian partridge

Ribbing - Pearl Flashabou

Body – Black dubbing

Hackle – Hungarian partridge

Head - Peacock Herl



Designed by Rick Anderson.

This fly has become a popular caddis pupa/emerger pattern.

 

[Baron]

Lovely panfish fly.

 

[ohmatt]

Some Jigged Tungsten BH weenies:

 

[wbranch]

Tried tying George Daniel's grannom pupa from a YouTube video. I like the buggy look. Also a friend's caddis emerger.

 

[Dave_W]

Nicely done wbranch.

 

[wbranch]

Thank you Dave.