What have you tied today?

[bibio1]

Made from artificial grubs I received as a holiday gift from a family member years ago! Not for the purist.

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Oh dear :crap

[roberth]

Oh dear :crap

These are the sinking grubs, stay tuned for the floaters!

[bibio1]

I know you fish the Clyde so there's a Clyde style fly tying. But those grubs are dumbarton style tying.

[roberth]

I know you fish the Clyde so there's a Clyde style fly tying. But those grubs are dumbarton style tying.

I attempt to fish the Clyde, it's the most frustrating place I've ever been. I need some local knowledge or divine intervention!

[Clan Chief]

I'm often inspired by Davie McPhail's tying demos on youtube especially traditional wet patterns. His latest fly tying demo which I watched today was no different. It was a variation of an old Irish pattern called the Ballinderry.
Therefore I decided to have a go at tying my version.I'm not great with wings but was pleased with how this turned out. I'm hoping that the Hebridean trout will like em!

[JimJams]

Pretty pattern, what kind of hook is that?

[Clan Chief]

Kamasan B175 10

[Lochan_load]

Nice Alan, think it's just a case of persevering when it comes to wings. I'm away this week but home tomorrow, considering buying a new box and starting again  :shock: ....just don't know if I have time

[bibio1]

That's a lovely flee. The traditional wings are becoming a dying art

[rannoch raider]

Very nice. The Irish patterns always do well over here. I'm a big fan of the Connemara Black.