Got this beauty today from u/FreeIce4613 absolutely amazing craftsmanship, and it's huge! Going to look excellent on the wall.

free fly tying materials if you can shoot em!

DYI Popperr Head 7/8"x3/8" diameter

I’ve got 4 colors of uv polar chenille I’m working with and it seems almost like a toss up on the fiber composition. The white i have lays totally flat out of the bag. The olive does similarly. But the purple and black are a snarly mess. Is there a way to relax the material at all? I don’t think it will mess with the end product, but the stray fibers are messy to look at

I bought the multi segmented fly pack because I figured I should do a tough fly for my first. I think it came ok mine is the one on the top. The bottom one is one that I bought any tips or pointers on how I can make my next one better?

This is what I mainly used fly fishing grayling this summer. Bought a fly tying vise and materials off marketplace for $60 yesterday. Thoughts, critiques, and suggestions my friends. Used a Thompson Pro vise.

I’m taking a trip to Orlando in a couple weeks and the Airbnb we’re staying at has a bass pond in the backyard. One of my favorite conventional bass rigs is a ned rig so I found this pattern from erickclymore on ig and decided to tie up a few for the trip.

Tips and pointers definitely welcome, nothing but youtube videos are guiding me through this process🫡

Enjoyed tying this but definitely need to clean up some things on my next one.

Cowen's Bonefish Scampi, ideal for when you want a bigger profile and plenty of movement in skinny water.

https://youtu.be/6OIH4bZOlAo?si=PPxnJlVutrQhBc5Y

She's obsessed with catching a salmon, we're building a fly box for spring 2027.

I guess we will find out if chain eyes are enough…

Body is minnow belly ice dub and olive dubbing. Haven’t bought any body wrap or game changer chenille.

Chocolate and Coffee. It’s what the Bass want.

Im pretty stoked to put these guys to work.