What have you tied today?

[corsican dave]

Does that std version have the correct number of fibers in the tail? 

guess I should'a gone to the hardware store, huh? :roll:

[Wildfisher]

Another embryonic modern classic.   Leaded to swim point up, flexifloss tails, peacock chenille fritz body, brown hen hackle.  I can almost hear the reel (and the traditionalists) screaming.

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[rannoch raider]

There's a certain something about that last one that says 'eat me' . I reckon that would fool a lot of Scottish fish. I can see that anchoring a wet fly cast from the boat or bank. Rubber seems to be the new wonder material.

[Wildfisher]

And another for the carp

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[corsican dave]

yep  :

[Wildfisher]

There's a certain something about that last one that says 'eat me' . I reckon that would fool a lot of Scottish fish.

I'm sure it would, after all most loch flies are lures. I am old enough to remember the time when muddlers were considered beyond the pale by some. I prefer modern fly designs - for example post wings and not split wins on dries - because I find they are more durable and easier to maintain in good nick when fishing.  Less time faffing about, more time fishing.

[Lochan_load]

I like that flexi tailed one too and sure the fish will! Jim, those swst flies are really nice, love the colours...and Dave your months only one diversifying, I'm heading out for pike for a few hours today, mostly be spinning but got a nice wee stretch where I want to give this a swim [attachimg=1]

[Lochan_load]

Ps size 2 was the biggest hook I had! And there's some lead under the black dubbing

[corsican dave]

should do the trick Andy! hope you get a monster; they're out there! 

[rannoch raider]

First crack at the Pattengrisen..........

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