What have you tied today?

[bibio1]

Great flee and deadly in smaller sizes. I got some of the hooks you mentioned as they look the mutts nuts. So I will experiment over the next week or so.

Tonight I'm on CDC and Elk

[Part-time]

I never thought of klinks as loch flies either but found a large olive one worked well on lochpark, back end of last season on quite a windy day.
Klinks are a fly I really struggle to tie so I usually buy mine.

[Clan Chief]

Will try my Klinks at the Loch in June perhaps.
Nice flees lads what size is that Black para? Bri is that tied on the B100's.
Like the elk/cdc, Bibio. looks similar to a Hans W pattern

[Wildfisher]

The cdc  & elk is one hell of  a fly and I love that  olive version.

Never be without a size 14 & 12 on the Don.   :

[lnelson20]

Couldn't really be described as a tying,foam froglet's.

[lnelson20]

Scaled down largemouth bass patterns John :lol:not yet damp but i have a few ideas in mind for the season ahead

Chris.

[Harpo]

They're great Chris...i'm sure they will take a Pike and hopefully Trouts too

[lnelson20]

They are tied on longshank 10 John but could easily be scaled down again,like any new pattern i prefer tying on the larger hooks,less chance of making an arse of it.

They are mentioned on the net as a very effective pike pattern tied in the larger sizes Harpo,i would be pretty confident the trout will take a shine to them too.

Chris.

[paulr]

They are great Chris 
I know a wee pond were the jack pike would go ballistic (literally) for them in the summer.
Be interesting to see what the trout think of them, i suppose the sillhouette from beneath isn't that different from the turks.

cheers

Paul

[River Chatter]

I really like them... what's the eyes?