What have you tied today?

[deergravy]

Rubber-legged DHEs and Sedgehogs.
The hares ear / brown legs hog has become my standard search-pattern dry for hill lochs, looking forward to trying the dark claret one on those Sutherland fish in a couple of weeks

[scotty9]

I like them Dave! Another one for my box!

[deergravy]

Cheers, Scott

I meant DHSedges, by the way, you probably worked that out.
Hmmm, rubber-legged DHEs ... :think2

[Tweed]

Lovely lookin' flees Dave.  Very fishy looking.   There're a few spaces in my dry box needing filled and those look just the patterns to do it - thanks for sharing

Andrew

[deergravy]

Dave, I tied up a claret DHE with a couple of knotted pheasant tail legs a couple of years back.
The troot went daft for it come heather flee time, also the legs, swept back by the way, seemed to act as flights/stabiliser on the DHE.  I've meant to go back to that one again.

Cheers

Ardbeg

Yeah, I like the sound of that!
A new variant to get stuck into - I'll get on the case!
Should be good for mayfly imitations, too. (Hope I'm not too early this year)

[paulr]

Been tying up Balloon Caddis Emergers tonight, most of them are for Scott as the heather around Loch Dochard claimed his original supply  :wink:

[River Chatter]

Thanks for the inspiration guys - great flies.  I'll be tying some rubber leg thingies up soon and will probably do something along he lines of your balloon caddis emergers too Paul.  Anyone care to recommend a good dry mayfly pattern?

[deergravy]

Hi John
A bit predictable, maybe, but;
#10 Deerhair emerger, light olive/hare fur mix for the body, decent chunk of deer hair for the wing. Certainly does the business up north.

[Clan Ford]

Thinking of the summer and Mediterranean Mullet, here a bakers dozen of Bread Flies.

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Made from Ramer Sponge, widely availbale from boots

Norm

[paulr]

Brilliant Norm 
I'll be fishing in the med at the end of June, need to "tie" some of those.
Also going to be after carp on the fly in Norfolk in July,they could come in handy then too.
cheers
Paul