I have been way too busy hand furling a mess of leaders to tie flys lately but, I might be inspired to try one of those. Not even sure if I have a use for it but, I like it. It would look cool in my box.ifly it is a Gamakatsu sl11-3h size #1
Nice looking mix there and welcome. I'll take a Jameson. The "new guy" buys.Hey everyone im new to this forum this is my first post...
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Name those materials and hook size, please. I would guess wrong. :-?keeping the thread alive, been having some good eats with this baitfish pattern.
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All three look nasty. And I mean that in a good way.These are my first three skrimps I have tied...
Yancey, if you want me to look at your new ties you need to tighten the shot up on the fly more. I find myself constantly distracted by the beauty of that new vise.
Very cool. I think I actually like the idea of them being light and adding weight (lead). I've been tying some bead chain flies that have some hidden weight added where it does the most good.Got my Clear Cure Goo eye order today... they're pretty light so I wrapped lead around the center of the eyes to give it some weight.
It's a hook down fly. They are fantastic flies. Fish like trout, reds, ladies and jacks will crush them. I posted a picture of a big brown one back on page 2 (or 3). The white and chartreuse ones are the most popular. I have had reds follow the big brown one but, I haven't found one that has had balls enough to attack it yet, though. I keep it in the fly box and throw it every seasonDumb Question...... Are deceivers suppose to strip hook up or down or both?? :-? Like I said, I'm still pretty green to tying and havent ever tied one before.
Sorry cant figure out how the photo works
Dang... that's a looker.
That's your "first" fly?!?!?Here's my first fly!...
My only argument is with "the argument".I know that there are going to be purists that say that this is not a fly, but...