What have you tied today?

[rannoch raider]

Very nice. it's a pattern that has quite a few variations. The muddler version is a cracking fly too. The traditional green that Andy has used is my usual choice for the body too but as the saying goes 'variety is the spice of life' !

[Robbie]

A fly I have not really used before, will hopefully put it to good use this season.

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[hopper]

Nice one Robbie

[Robbie]

Cheers Eric.

Time for something a bit simpler:

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[rannoch raider]

The Sea Trout bug is definitely biting on you Robbie. ;-)

[Robbie]

The EOSS thread got me looking over the maps and thinking of flies. To be fair these flies will probably get thrown towards a few brownies long before September.

[mattheweastham]

I've been on spiders. These are a bit heavier in the hackle than has come to be fashion, and all but the lapwing and peacock jobs are tied on old Mustad snecks. Feeling a bit sentimental you see....

[Lochan_load]

Very nice, I'll be tying and trying something similar this season

[bibio1]

All lovely flees....I need to get back on the pony.

[johnny boy]

Robbie, do you find your Donegal blues rib is a tad fragile,I prefer the look of flat tinsel but end up tying with a heavy oval tinsel,it doesn't  look that bad as it blends into the dubbed body well.

One of my top 3 sea trout flies, especially in smaller sizes