What have you tied today?

[Billy]

Good looking flies guys. Billy they spiders look good what's the thorax on the green one?

I checked the material this morning and its a UV micro straggle.

Billy

[deergravy]

Adams - original dressing.

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GP tippets, authentic retro-chic, love it.

[Lochan_load]

Inspired by my trip to see lochgarry at erm lochgarry yesterday I've tied these three today, two straightforward lure types and a chunky sedge that was a bit of a bugger to tie, hope you's like

[Lochan_load]

Keeping it simple, like the colours on this one

[lochgarryfisher]

Lovely flies Andy!
That deer hair/boar creation made me smile! Similar to the one the ol guy picked out of his old tobacco tin in the pub with a glint in his eyes and which i caught my first char on.
The orange headed dog nobbler type one i reckon is definately a winner, is that cock or hen hackle at the front?

[Wildfisher]

Tied up another 1/2 dozen of the fly that I took the 3 pounder on yesterday. Simple, quick to tie, easy to see, floats like a cork, zero maintenance.   :

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[garryh]

Is that just a thread body Fred?
Garry

[Lochan_load]

Cheers mark, cock for the body and couple of turns of hen to finish off at the front, hot orange thread. And yip that was indeed my inspiration, think I'll call it the baccy tin sedge! Size 8 to bring up the big boys
That's a lovely looking dry Fred and sounds like it works just fine I'll look out for your report

[Wildfisher]

Yes Garry dead simple

Hook: 14 or 16   (I use 14 at this time of year)
Thread:  Sheer 14 /0 olive
Body: as thread
Wing: Dun Aero Wing
Tail: Natural ginger hackle fibers
Hackle: Natural ginger cock clipped level below

[garryh]

I do something similar ,but use brown olive superfine dubbing.but I can see its not really needed.
Garry