I know I'm going to word this very badly, and also be misunderstood. So I'm prepared for any comebacks. :lol: Wouldn't it be considered that by using sinking line or versileaders, that, that defeats what fishing wet flies are all about? Aren't wet flies only supposed to float from beneath the film t...

Welcome to the forum. Your Red Clock looks great. Keep sharing your ties with us.

The moose mane goes well with the hackle and the colors all through the fly are pleasing to the eye.

Great looking flies! I agree with Ray, the Plover hackle with the banding looks awesome. Gives the whole fly its own character.

Awww, it's a cute little bugger. I'd call it Scooter.

Seriously, very nice job on it. I really like the crisscrossing of the thread on the body.

:lol: As soon as I opened the post it looked like a big nasty black spider on your vise and I kind of sat back in my chair. Those are good looking. Black does very well in the waters I fish. They worked great yesterday on the Gunnison, and the day before on the Roaring Fork. https://i.postimg.cc/kG...

As soon as I opened the post it looked like a big nasty black spider on your vise and I kind of sat back in my chair.

Those are good looking. Black does very well in the waters I fish.

Two thumbs up from me. The two colors work well together.

Great looking fly. And thanks for the info for the wings.

I grew up on the Arkansas, and Sept. is a great time to go. Because of the variety of conditions, it's best to use a hopper/dropper and it doesn't matter if it's a dry with an emerger or dry with nymph, or emerger with nymph, just use some sort of duo fly technique. Even duo streamers have proven ef...