Moose & Grizzly

Hook - Nymph/wet style
Thread - Black
Body - Moose mane
Thorax - Black beaver dubbing
Hackle - Grizzly hen

Apply a swipe of crazy glue to the thread wraps before wapping the moose mane or overcoat the body with uv resin

Below is Tim Flaglers version of a simple hackle folding tool for laid back collars on a variety of flies https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNvXP0bIgL0 i no longer play guitar so i have no picks laying around the house so i improvised with a bread bag plastic closure (follow the directions in the vide...

ray, thats a great idea

try different color pheasant tails, beads, using turkey tail fibers or othe long similar feathers

Roadkill wrote: ↑Wed Nov 27, 2019 10:37 am Beautiful flies but they appear to be wingless.

oh shit! i just noticed that

too late to change and nobody else minded

https://i.postimg.cc/0yhM2BRZ/Bubble-Bead-Pheasant-Tail-800.jpg Bubble Bead Pheasant Tail Hook - Swimming nymph style, size accordingly to the bugs in your area Beads - Black brass or tungsten and mercury (silver lined glass bead) color Thread - Black, brown, whatever color you want Tail, body &...

Lewi's Killer

Hook - Nymph/wet style
Thread - Black
Tail - Black hackle fibers
Body - Black uni-yarn, oval gold tinsel, black uni-yarn, oval gold tinsel
Throat - Black hackle fibers

https://i.postimg.cc/9MjfFFcF/6-Pack-2-800.jpg Brown Hackle White, Brown Hackle Peacock, Brown Hackle Gray Brown Hackle Brown, Brown Hackle, Brown Hackle Purple https://i.postimg.cc/Hx4kJDL0/6-Pack-800.jpg Brown Hackle Black, Brown Hackle Orange, Brown Hackle Red Brown Hackle Silver, Brown Hackle Y...

ray

i twisted the herl around a tag end if tying thread but as it goes with peacock herl its probably a 2-3 fish fly before the herl breaks. might fish better with strand of herl fluttering in the water

hank

thats a size 14

Brookes' Fancy

Hook - Wet/nymph style
Thread - Purple
Ribbing - Peacock herl
Body - Purple floss, thread or uni-stretch
Hackle - White

https://i.postimg.cc/tCLDzMZh/Ned-s-Fancy-800.jpg Ned's Fancy Hook - Wet fly style Thread - Black Tail - Tuft of #1 Glo-Brite floss Ribbing - Silver wire Body - Flat silver tinsel Thorax - Peacock herl Hackle - 3 turns of blue dun hen Reference - Collins Illustrated Dictionary of Trout Flies - John...