Nicely done, such a plump morsel on a small hook.

That sure is pretty.

That is a gorgeous fly.

I tie a similar fly, which is very productive at times, but I keep coming back to this post. Your fly is so well designed and beautifully tied, I'm going to have to tie some of these up and relegate mine to the back bench.

Its hard to beat the translucence of snowshoe.

Nicely done SBS.

And the fly is well named: a sweet little thing with the orange silk ribbing adding just the right amount of heat.

Very nice, Ray. Thank you for posting that app's link, I'll be sure to make it useful. Speaking of useful, if I could only find one of those sandwich and dram flasks, I'd be set. Who the heck was the genius who invented that, and what else did he invent I wonder? Your post reminded my of an old Ogde...

Sweet fly.

Thanks for reminding me of that feather.

Lil' Dorothy immediately jumps to my mind, save for the 'hot spot' and tail.

There is a small mayfly nymph I sometime find in my home river with a distinct white band in the center, but otherwise a tan or dark brown.

Nice dubbing stash, Bill. When I first started tying, I was into buying the dubbing mixes, but as my collection of material, especially animal pelts, grew, I began to do as you have. My big fault lies in only making tiny batches, but I have at least learned to label the mixes and their use as you ha...

Wow, what a striking neck.

Can't wait to see you put it to use.