What have you tied today?

[fergie]

Those top ones look like they could do the biz for the Grayling too.

[Lochan_load]

Lovely clarets Alan! Those grizzly worms would probably do well for the trout as well.

[Lochan_load]

A wee shrimpy number, 10 double[attachimg=1]

[Lochan_load]

From above, the tail is just a wound golden pheasant shoulder (hot orange) same as you would use in a crippler, gives a good effect [attachimg=1]

[Lochan_load]

Liked this one so did a couple more, it's an easy tie but comes out well
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[Tyro]

Liked this one so did a couple more, it's an easy tie but comes out well
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Would be more than happy to fish with that fly.

Len

[Wildfisher]

Cracking flies Andy. You have developed into a great fly tier.

[bibio1]

Cracking flies Andy. You have developed into a great fly tier.

Not half

[Clan Chief]

Today I acquired a new tying lamp which my mate got me, it's a big f***O** industrial looking thing but is a great light.
I had asked my mate if he could get me a clamp for my current light as my wife threw the damn thing out out months ago whilst having a clear out. My mate doesn't do things by half measures and got me this new lamp. God knows what my wife will make of it when she comes home from work and sees it.
Anyway I digress.
Whilst on Stravaig last week some of us tied in the evening and I recall Robbie tying a a nice pattern, however I can't recall exactly what materials were used, although I remember he used yellow straggle fritz.
So having got this new lamp in the last hour I thought I would tie some flees and in particular something using straggle fritz.
Here's the first one. Oh and this light appears to be great for taking pics too.

[corsican dave]

funnily enough, I've been playing with straggle chenille this evening, too  :
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