What have you tied today?

[Lochan_load]

Your flies are looking cracking Fred, I'll be doing some of those at some point, here's a blue Delphi using my newly dyed blue cape. I ditched the jungle cock tail, don't think it would last long, went for tippet and jc cheeks, don't think the fish'll mind

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[Lochan_load]

And a wee blue and silver muddler

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[loch coulter]

sorry about picture quality, think my battery needs charged, tied on b160 size 12, body is some micro fritz i found fiery brown and gold[attachimg=1]

[bibio1]

That fly has caught me a lot of fish.

[Lochan_load]

8 long muddler. Sunburst and orange as an attractor

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[Wildfisher]

Dirty Poly March Brown

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[rannoch raider]

It's amazing to think that the two flies shown above will catch the same fish on their day ! I really like them both. That Muddler looks fantastic and you can bet it will work well on the bob as a loch salmon / sea trout attractor. The March Brown will be presenting a great profile or 'footprint' and it's just got 'the look' . Some really nice tying being shown off on here.

[scoobyscott]

Today I've mostly been tying tungsten jigs for the point when chasing ladies. Nothing new but hopefully effective [attachimg=1][attachimg=2]
Fred I tied basically the same pattern as that march brown and it serves me well on the few occasions I used it floats like a cork too.

[corsican dave]

8 long muddler. Sunburst and orange as an attractor

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i'm going to catch a lot of pike on this!  : and maybe even a scourie whumper...

[Lochan_load]

Dave, Tied it up for my uncle, he'll be hoping for a salmon on it. I like it though think I'll do myself a couple  :lol:
Goats toe with a couple of turns of claret hen at the front, think it sets it off nicely[attachimg=1]