What's in your vise?

[jasmillo]

One more....squiddy fellow. Also for salmon.

 

[Plugs]

 

[Plugs]

 

[Zak]

A Ken Abrames Banana Squid

 

[Darby]

Happy 4th!

 

[MGTom]

Restocking productive patterns

Indicators appropriate for the season

 

[Speyrod GB]

I need to stock up on some ant and beetle patterns. Luckily I have plenty of hoppers for the upcoming season.

 

[SHD]

Finally tied something with some of my lichen dyed materials. I have this in mind for smallmouth.

Dyeing with Wolves

My GF is a talented expert in the art of using wild mushrooms and lichens to dye textiles (wool and silk mostly). While on a recent morel hunt I decided to collect some Wolf Lichen (Letharia vulpine) and try my hand at dyeing some fly tying materials. Letharia vulpine The method is pretty...

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[SinglehandJay]

I have bad lighting in my tying room

 

[jaredoconnor]

Had success today with a Yellow Sally. I over-sized the hackle and cut the bottom of the fibers, to make it float lower and less likely to tip over. The proportions could be better though.

 

[Jack Devlin]

I think I have enough Wooly Worms to last a while.

 

[Dr. Magill]

I think I have enough Wooly Worms to last a while. View attachment 246026

They sure seem to fish well
Nice ties

 

[Jack Devlin]

They sure seem to fish well
Nice ties

Been catching' fish since the 1920's

 

[Dr. Magill]

The 20’s
That’s 100 years ago
Wow!!!

 

[Speyrod GB]

Wooly worms used to be one of my favorite freshwater SRC patterns. Simple and effective.