What have you tied today?

[loch coulter]

partridge hackle at head and pearl tinsel body, maybe could have done without the tag i think?

[Bobfly]

They look "buggy" to me  ---- and fish eat bugs !!

[east wind]

Simple but proven to be effective. March Brown Spider

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[bibio1]

Mac

Do you do well with spiders? Looks fishy and got me in the mood to tie a few.

Cheers

Paul

[east wind]

Hi Paul, hope your fit and well.

I've been using spiders increasingly over the last three or four years, and I think it's a confidence thing, the more you use them the more effective they seem to be 
They have their place, and in my experience outfish emergers and nymphs when conditions are right. What I like is how gentle you can drop one over a fish, even the flies with a turn or four of wire around the thorax to take it under an inch or so. 

Mac

[Mark]

Spent the weekend tying spiders, managed to fill a box so they should last a good few months...tho I'll be gifting the odd tree a few im sure.

A few here

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[loch coulter]

[attachimg=1] green peter bumbly type thing

[Lochan_load]

A very nice bumbly type thing at that!
I bought some new orange materials for tying salmon flies, in my haste to try them out I fired them all on the first hook in my vice, The fifty shades of orange!  :lol:

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[SoldierPmr]

I didn't tie this today but a long time ago but I was going through my nymph box and was wondering is this sandys hill loch nymph?
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[Fishtales]

I didn't tie this today but a long time ago but I was going through my nymph box and was wondering is this sandys hill loch nymph?
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It is.

Hers is the original.