What have you tied today?

[Lochan_load]

Belter Fred

[Suki1312]

Very nice

[Wildfisher]

The Klink really should have had a longer barbed hackle than that then I could have left the post a bit longer but it will be OK for lochs.

[Robbie]

That's a very neat fly Fred!

[Lochan_load]

First try at the knotted mallard legs, not the strongest but look good

[Harpo]

Klinkhamer Special LT size 12. This is a big fly. Klinks should be big.   

Ollie Edwards says that Trout and Grayling must see them as a 'right juicy steak' 

[Lochan_load]

A wee hopper, got some wild boar bristles tonight ( cheers lochgarry knotted them up and don't think I'll go back to anything else, flare out nicely at the knot and really tough

[bibio1]

First try at the knotted mallard legs, not the strongest but look good

I like that slot. What camera do you use?

[lochgarryfisher]

A wee hopper, got some wild boar bristles tonight ( cheers lochgarry knotted them up and don't think I'll go back to anything else, flare out nicely at the knot and really tough

Those legs are pretty bullet proof and so easy to knot, think boar has a good affinity with deer hair, was thinking of those legs on a deer hair daddy or something similar.
I am interested to see what you come up with using the tail fibres.

[Lochan_load]

I was thinking the same thing, would look great on the daddy roobarb posted last week, this picture doesn't really do them justice the bristles really split and give a nice effect at the end, deer hair is pinned and salted, looking forward to trying it out 

Bibio I use the camera in my iPhone 5 with my tying lamp to light it. When I finish tying a fly I just snap it where it is, take the picture from about 6-8" away and then crop it in the editor