That's amazing looking. I need to get some upturned eye hooks, they look so cool. Actually, they look correct as hooks go for flymps.

I am speechless, because words can't describe it. At least not in my vocabulary. Never have I thought you could, as in being allowed, to put wings like that with a soft hackle. I have lots to learn and you ar teaching this young grasshopper plenty.

Simply beautiful.

The tapered body is so precise and tight looking, and the legs are superb.

Nicely done and professional looking.

Nicely done. Your great nephew will be proud.

From now on I will be ordering my skins from Cookshill. That is the best looking partridge skin I have ever seen.

Fantastic looking fly, Bob. Green and red always look good.

Every fly posted on this topic are absolutely fantastic. This forum is filled with such talented fly tyers, it makes me feel unworthy to even post what I tie. You guys rock when it comes to tying. My biggest wish being on this forum is learning more about materials I'm not familiar with, and the man...

That's a great looking fly.

Boarmountain wrote: ↑Sat May 29, 2021 8:52 am Here is a #20 baetis. Thread abdomen, ice dub thorax.

That's fantastic. I have a question, how many wraps on the thorax area? It looks like peacock herl, am I correct?

Great looking flies DUBBN. I didn't now yellow was a good color for this time of year. Sorry to hear about the water situation you're facing with. Over on this side, the Front Range, our creeks and rivers are high and muddy. But I'm glad you're able to get out and fish, unlike me right now. I think ...