What have you tied today?

[Buanán]

One of Malcolm's killer salmon flies - The Endrick Bug

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Going to have to beef up the gear to swim that fellow, Malcolm style Fred, dust off the #7 and see if you can't bend it round it's self on a hefty red fellow   :lol:

[Wildfisher]

my #8 weight single handed will do the trick   :

[Clan Chief]

i hadnt tied this style for a while so just for fun.......

[lochgarryfisher]

Playing with my new batch of various dyed dead animals, maybe a bit garish for the trout but I like 'em
Trying to copy a pic of a "Stone Goat Muddler".
Colours in the pic dont do them justice, think i need a fly tying light.
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[sewin007]

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Decided to get back to the vice after seeing some cracking fly,s in this post. Was going to tye some ldo,s but the rain thundering against the window has changed my mind, nymphs it is.

[haresear]

Sewin007, that looks like it works as a March Brown nymph. Was that the intention?

Alex

[sewin007]

Would like to say yes..but to be honest i like tying with quill bodies and bug bond, buggy looking with some movement generally does it for me, with a nice balance in the use of materials and colours.

[haresear]

Would like to say yes..but to be honest i like tying with quill bodies and bug bond, buggy looking with some movement generally does it for me, with a nice balance in the use of materials and colours.

So it's more of a general suggestive pattern than a specific imitation? Very nice in any case.

Alex

[Lochan_load]

Like that, looks deadly, like the tail and the wee leggy bits, what are they?

[sewin007]

Alex, i dont have the skill, time or inclination to tye anything other than suggestive,  as long as the fly gets to the right depth quickly and it looks buggy, then we are half way there!
Stuart