It is orange season in Florida and we do have a few huns running around. No trout freshwater trout to feed though.

I just saw this. Very cool. I'll have to give it a go. I have always used a knitting hook which is easy too.

Something about a box full of simple flies that says: "it's me and you trout. Me. And. You."

Beautiful set of flies Bill.

Welcome Kevin,
A great example of Red Clock. Thanks for sharing the pattern with us.

This was a great tool fly or fished under a bobber (oops, I mean indicator) for winter steelhead in Eastern Oregon.

Thanks Gentlemen! I appreciate the kudos.

I did enjoy tying on these hooks. They are a bit stouter that the more common up eye models out there.

Working on a Pale Watery Dun pattern and playing with some Partridge L5A's that Lou gifted me. These are on #16's. Well waxed primrose dubbed with pale red fox in the rear and pink vixen coyote in the thorax. Pale watery hen hackle and tail. The two-toned dubbing goes well here I think. reducedPale ...

One of my favorite wet flies. I’ve never understood why this was designed as a Caddis pattern. I’ve always used it more for mayfly hatches.

Excellent Bill. I’m going to play with this idea on some shrimp patterns.