What have you tied today?

[Black-Don]

Nice flees there Davy and Col.  :

[Clan Chief]

I'm sure the fish will love that , Col.

Tied this tonight using my new blue hen cape which I purchased from Cookshill at the GAC today.

[Clan Chief]

Tied a few in this style today.........

[Tweed]

Lovely.  I'm a real fan of that sparse, palmered style.  Just oozes movement. 

[Black-Don]

Crazy Zulu's



I just got a bit over adventurous but'll give these a chuck at some point in the season anyway.

Who knows maybe the new killer pattern for 2010.

Maybe not.

:roll:

[Malcolm]

Crazy Zulu's



I just got a bit over adventurous but'll give these a chuck at some point in the season anyway.

Who knows maybe the new killer pattern for 2010.

Maybe not.

:roll:

Those look as if they would be good dropper flies for salmon - or the sort of flies that do well on the northern and western isles. Peter Mackenzie Philps swore by massive bright tails on zulus and reckoned it made them into the best loch flies going so you could be on to a good thing there.

[Black-Don]

Is that Lite Brite you've used on these Don?

wee bri........

It's kinda similar stuff Bri but don't know exact name it came as a multipack in a kit.

Those look as if they would be good dropper flies for salmon - or the sort of flies that do well on the northern and western isles. Peter Mackenzie Philps swore by massive bright tails on zulus and reckoned it made them into the best loch flies going so you could be on to a good thing there.

They're probably worth a chuck for trout stripped with a pause here and there Malcolm going by the colours. :roll:

I tied these up last night too they're a bit more conventional and respectable.

[Clan Chief]

I do like those. Very nice indeed   

[Clan Chief]

Here's one I intend to wet next week at Hillend.

[Clan Ford]

Tied my first flies since October tonight, started with some easy stuff.

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a green one

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a brown one

First time I've tried a teardrop tungsten bead, have to admit I liked them...

Norm