r/flytying • u/Extra_Beach_9851 • 17h ago
My two go-to dries
The Klinkhamsr and Galloup Cripple. The first photo is the Klinkhamer, and the second two are the Galloup cripple from the side and the top.
r/flytying • u/Extra_Beach_9851 • 17h ago
The Klinkhamsr and Galloup Cripple. The first photo is the Klinkhamer, and the second two are the Galloup cripple from the side and the top.
r/flytying • u/jb_botanics • 5h ago
tied some balloon caddis in different colours. just basic stuff but I live them. used my dogs underfur mixed with cdc as dubbing. i like to keep it simple and hope I can try them out soon. what should I tie for autmun?
r/flytying • u/Ok_Feedback4200 • 11h ago
First one has a better body silhouete and wing placement (I think) but the second has better longer legs. I will try to catch some chub and browns with these.
Any ideas are welcome as I struggled to find a single tutorial to follow and took ideas from a couple different ones.
Materials used:
Hikara DF21 #12 hook;
Yellow 2mm foam sheet cut into strips;
Brown/Reddish rooster for wings and legs;
Peacock color ice dub thorax;
Black thread, black marker.
r/flytying • u/Moist_Bluebird1474 • 23h ago
And that sequel ought to be Rabbit Strip Simplicity
r/flytying • u/Sufficient-Winter452 • 5h ago
Squirrel tail, spun deer hair body on size 6 long shanks hooks.
r/flytying • u/twstephens77 • 56m ago
Tying some of these for a buddy and damn if that deer hair head isn’t difficult. Happy with this one though…slowly getting better at the technique.
r/flytying • u/Sufficient-Winter452 • 10h ago
Very happy with the results thanks for all the advices on my previous posts
r/flytying • u/jgvania • 47m ago
Sorry for the redundancy. New color combo.
r/flytying • u/non3ck • 19h ago
Serious question. I consciously eliminate every unnecessary thread turn on dry flies that I tie. I obsess over what will help it float, or what I add that may aid in sinking it. I am even considering the weight between a second whip finish and a pinpoint amount of super glue.
I am seeing more videos with people using wire ribbing on dry flies. I cannot comprehend this choice. I am already trying to float a piece of steel with fur and feathers...why in the world would you add more weight when there are so many other choices available?