What have you tied today?

[Otter Spotter]

That Mouse is a cracker! The first time I ever saw one of these was at a fishery back in my stockie days. This old guy was telling me that he had been introduced to them in Canada, I have to say given the size of the thing he had in his hand I was sceptical. He proceeded to wheedle out a fine collection of natural browns (this loch is well known for them and they must be returned), not a single stockie did he hit all day! Meanwhile I was hoiking out the stockies good style on a size 12 kate! My conclusion was that if you want to catch a big brown use a monster fly.

[Wildfisher]

Yes, that mouse is most certainly a cracker! 

[SoldierPmr]

Some claret bumble variants.

[bibio1]

I like them alot. It's such a versatile fly.

[scoobyscott]

Cheers guys don't know if I'll ever fish it. Its something I've wanted to tie for ages, just never got round to it til now.
Nice bumbles, I find them good early season

[Lochan_load]

This may look like a strange fly for wild fisher but I've been interested to see how many folk on here are fishing streamers and I got 2 wild browns on a cats whisker last year in an absolute gale to save a blank, I've chucked a couple of fluorescent rubber legs on for good measure! Question is, who'd fish this bad boy???

[Lochan_load]

Hear a lot about wooly buggers, think I'll call this the ugly bugger! Not my kind of fly but tying it for a specific place where I'm convinced I can winkle out a whumper!!

[Wildfisher]

You can't beat legs. 

[Lochan_load]

My first attempts with legs, Must admit I've never been keen but it's all about catching fish!! What about the cats whisker Fred?

[scoobyscott]

Blasphemy!!! How dare you lower this thread with such filth :P
Where did you catch your fish, river or loch? I've tried a white dancer a few times out of desperation but no luck. I would give it a chuck as a last resort probably
You posted the ugly bugger as I was typing. How are you planning fishing it?