What have you tied today?

[Robbie]

 :lol: No, Highlands but not Islands this time.

[scoobyscott]

Lovely flies. Good idea to tie at least 2, I was doing the same for a while but now try to do 5-6 of the same as I'm always losing/ giving flies away

[Lochan_load]

5-6 would be a great idea but I have a very short attention span  :lol:
Couple of sedgehogs
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[rannoch raider]

I'm still on the small river fodder.......
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[Inverguseran]

A hatch of Grey Dusters for the streams.

[rannoch raider]

I'll need to do a few more of them myself. Very tidy :wink:.

[rannoch raider]

Still trying to get into the way of doing these small Comparaduns.......
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[Wildfisher]

Looks good to me.

[rannoch raider]

I'm finding that its easier to tie these patterns on a hook made of bigger gauge wire. The fulling Mill Ultimate Dry Fly is very fine and quite 'unstable' in the vice. It is so thin that hair wing doesn't bed down on the top. I'll use them for something but I doubt if I'd buy them again. The type you recommended is nice to tie on Fred. Didn't have these issues tying 9 inch pike tubes  :lol:

[Wildfisher]

Some of those "dry fly" hooks are too fine. I want to tie a fly I can use here and in New Zealand. Partridge are the worst I have seen. You would not have to be Uri Geller to bend those I can tell you.