Fly tying and patterns sharing thread

OnTheFly said:
Chubbies. Just like the kind of girls you dated in college.:lol::dance:

You know I only like the Pear-shaped ones that's why I tie these with such a huge rear end. I guess you can call them Apple Bottom Chubbies! :lol:
 
FlyBum said:
You know I only like the Pear-shaped ones that's why I tie these with such a huge rear end. I guess you can call them Apple Bottom Chubbies! :lol:
I can't tell through all that fur.
 
OnTheFly said:
Chubbies. Just like the kind of girls you dated in college.:lol::dance:

bahahaha
 
OnTheFly said:
Chubbies. Just like the kind of girls you dated in college.:lol::dance:


Chubbies need lovin too ;)
 
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Yea buddy! I will try to tie some up too.. gonnnna slay em!
 
First attempt at a scullllly

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Great fly!

I happen to know that up there, one of the "triggers" is some red just behind the head to simulate some gills :)
 
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#2 before i read your post..... doooooohh

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BUMP! does anyone tie fall salmon patterns??? post some pics!! ill get some of mine up soon. will also post a pic of my favorite leech pattern for fishing under an indicator in tandem with a chironomid.
 
Green-butt Skunk Variation...........
 
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Cool looking flies Jake. How's it been on the lower?
 
Hooked 2 above Macks last weekend!!

Sha-wing baby sha-wing!! I'm really going to get one on the dryfly this year too, swinging skaters!

What you been up2?
 
That's cool! I'll hit the lower a couple times before it's over.

Just got off a backpacking trip with eggs. Rainbow and cutthroat action. Erin got an eighteen inch cutty. I can't say publicly where we hiked to.
 
Understandable, glad to hear you guys got some nice August fish!!

Fishing can be a bit tough this time of year! I haven't been fishing much we're moving our shop at work across town, and it's very taxing to fish after work :(
 
Hey, you just gave me an idea for a new thread. You'll know it when you see it. Key word will be 'random'. Approach it with caution;)
 
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The hott fly on the D for the swing!! Bucktail Coachman.
 
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Nothing catches more fish than flies tied with peacock herl. Jake, what's the type head cement you use for those flies? I use the multi coat thin cement for my trout flies but those hard gloss stealhead fly heads must be thicker stuff.:think:
 
OnTheFly said:
Nothing catches more fish than flies tied with peacock herl. Jake, what's the type head cement you use for those flies? I use the multi coat thin cement for my trout flies but those hard gloss stealhead fly heads must be thicker stuff.:think:

I use Sally Hansen's Hard as Nails Hardener. That first GBS came out a little goofy but have much improved after that. I used to use some Gloss Head Cement a few years ago but quit using cement all together for a while, then came back to it this year. :)

Hope this helps. Apply evenly in small amounts, in multiple coats over time, rotate if necessary in rotoray vice.
 
OnTheFly said:
That's cool! I'll hit the lower a couple times before it's over.

Just got off a backpacking trip with eggs. Rainbow and cutthroat action. Erin got an eighteen inch cutty. I can't say publicly where we hiked to.

This fish?2012-08-11_14-17-39_881.jpg
 
Just a few I whipped out for a trip this last weekend, that never happened :(
 
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