What have you tied today?

[SoldierPmr]

Nice looking soldier Jim

[Robbie]

Nice Soldier Palmer, think the fish will be hooked before they notice the tail and rib.

[scoobyscott]

Robbie that muddled is a beauty!
Few nymphs tied up tonight whilst blind date was on  :shock:
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[rannoch raider]

Oh yes! I do like those!

[Wildfisher]

A blast from the past - Kite's Imperial. I wonder if anyone still uses old dry flies like this?

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[scoobyscott]

Would happily fish that

[Wildfisher]

Did a few of these for the sea trout in the South Esk estuary if I ever get round to fishing there.

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[Lochan_load]

From one extreme to he other Fred  :lol: of fish both of those happily but I'd prbabsly trim the dry flush with the hook  :

[Mark]

Do you put fliatant on both Fred

Its a funny one, I've sometimes found dries being ignored when they are on/ in the surface but fish will take without hesitation if if floats on its tip toes.
Old anglers seemed to be more obsessed with getting a fly to sit high, modern thought has went the opposite direction to a large extent.

[Wildfisher]

One with white marabou and a few grizzle hackles.

About as subtle as a kick in the nuts.   

These fish skull heads are good though. Tie on with a Rapala / Lefty Krey loop and they move well.

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