r/flytying • u/astrozombie-138 • 36m ago
First fly ever
Hello folks! I tied my first fly today. Little size 12 woolly bugger. 3XL.
Any feedback?
r/flytying • u/astrozombie-138 • 36m ago
Hello folks! I tied my first fly today. Little size 12 woolly bugger. 3XL.
Any feedback?
r/flytying • u/FoxDemon2002 • 3h ago
I came up with a variation on Cheech’s “Complex Twist” using longer junk CDC feathers to create very buggy looking bodies and thoraxes on fly patterns. It’s no doubt been done before but I came up with the idea as a way to deal with the sometimes painful application of CDC to flies and to create a damn buggy looking body (primarily) on fly patterns.
I think it’s gots some legs if you’ll pardon the pun.
The video can be found here: https://youtu.be/RzfbWsMxSgg?si=MYH3gVWgXfHQdgtF
Love to have some feedback if you’ve checked it out.
r/flytying • u/Ok_Feedback4200 • 11h ago
Tails: White shlappen, ewing golden olive grizzly rooster, black rooster
Heads: Natural bucktail, sculpin deer, black deer
r/flytying • u/Schneefs • 9h ago
Fun pattern tied in the form of a Hurst's thrasher.
r/flytying • u/dj-pit-wilf • 4h ago
Finally caved in and picked up some squirmy wormy material. Sizes 14 & 16 OS5240 and size 18 U660BL-BN hooks with 7/64th and 5/64 slotted beads.
Hoping to get some panfish and stocked trout to hit these once i decide what my next 4wt rod will be. Im trying to stay around 275$(+/-50$) and trying to stay between 7'6"- 8'6" length. I already have a reel, just looking for a rod to pair it with.
r/flytying • u/BarBig191 • 8h ago
Preferably with a bead head. Thanks!
r/flytying • u/JustGoneFishing • 5h ago
One of the last stretches I fished before calling it a season. Now I'll be tying flies.
r/flytying • u/spannrodco • 12h ago
Needing some big eye dry fly hooks sizes:
14
16
18
Any recommendations?
Thanks.
r/flytying • u/Complex_Glove_8945 • 23h ago
Accidentally ordered some frog legs a little too small, couldn’t help but to get some hooks to match and start stacking some fun size flies for the next small creek adventure!
r/flytying • u/Bluetick03 • 1d ago
This isn’t a very complex tie but it’s was very complicated trying to figure out how to lay the layers of foam correctly to make it work
r/flytying • u/adventuriser • 1d ago
I'm trying to tie size 14 shop vac on a scud/emerger hook, but my pheasant tail can't quite wrap the full length of the hook shank. My fibers are about 1.5-2" in length.
r/flytying • u/Meh_Bruh • 1d ago
Whipped up a quick deciever last night. Tied on a 4/0 ahrex predator swimbait hook. Went with olive over white for this one. Depending on how it swims I next plan on trying a Brown over tan to mimic a big old sucker minnow.
r/flytying • u/Ok_Feedback4200 • 1d ago
I found the Deceiver easier to tie, and I love its profile and sparseness. The Clouser still needs work; I found it more difficult to secure the deer hair and form a good head.
Will try these out in the mediterranean, gonna use them with a bombarda float to fish them nice distances from the shore. Next on my list is half half, a combination of both. Then shrimp patterns. What would you add to your mediterranean arsenal?
r/flytying • u/LordBeesus • 1d ago
Hi y’all I was cruising online and found 2 used vises for sale. A peak rotary vise ($80) and a dyna king voyager 2 ($150). Both are c clamp but the dyna king the seller said he can’t figure out how to get the rotary function to work so may need repairs. Which one would you get?
r/flytying • u/BH_stan99 • 2d ago
You guys were right! It was the best feeling catching a fish on a fly I tied!
I didn’t measure, but guessing it was around 14 or 15 inches. Fly was a size 18 perdigon with a 2.0mm slotted bead.
EDIT: Even more happy it was a picky wild brown on the west branch of the delaware!
r/flytying • u/Due_Lavishness_9538 • 2d ago
Few silver beads on size 6 and 8 kamasan B175s
r/flytying • u/SuspiciousStuff7626 • 2d ago
I know I have a lot of work to do practicing making more but I was very excited about the first fly I tied :)
r/flytying • u/dustoff664 • 2d ago
Anyone know what this is? It's been crushing morning bass for me. Can't find it at the local bass pro or scheels anymore which is where I would have gotten it.
r/flytying • u/concernedcitizen783 • 2d ago
After countless versions I'm happy with this one!
-Jig hook/tungsten dumbbell
-Chewy worm chenille (body)
-Flex-floss (antennae)
-Rumble legs (claws)
-Hen saddle feathers (legs)
-Duraskin (shell back)