r/flytying • u/nickhidy • 9h ago
r/flytying • u/Spare_Sheepherder772 • 8h ago
Quick little perch / pike snack
Not a perfect tie but doubt the fish will mind! Nice and quick fly after a break from the vice
Tied on:
Partridge Saltwater Shrimp hook #2
JBM pike skinz predator fibre, white
Mirror flash(?)
Hidden brass cone
Craft fur head
Knock off fish skull head
Acrylic markers
r/flytying • u/dj-pit-wilf • 2h ago
Nearnuff crayfish
Really liking the look of these. I know there normally tied with mono and dumbell eyes, but i only have beads as of rightnow. I tied these on a 2x long #8 streamer hook. One was made with a tungsten bead, the other a normal bead with .15 lead wire wraps.
The first one I tied and fished was on a 4x long #6, and the fish would approach it, stare, then swim off. That made me think it may have bin to big of a fly for them to eat, so im trying a downsized version to see if this will get them to take.
r/flytying • u/waltherspey • 6h ago
Just in case
Getting ready in the event I ever get back to Montana (or parts nearby)
r/flytying • u/Ok_Feedback4200 • 14h ago
Dries that also work as emergers on a swing.
Elk hair + CDC caddis is the very first dry I tied and tried on the water. I love the pattern and I think it will always remain in my box, mainly because it combines my two favorite ways of fishing: drifting at surface as a dry and swinging in the current as a wet fly.
So I wonder, what other dry flies work on a swing? Much appreciated!
r/flytying • u/Turdsonahook • 5h ago
I need to tie some flies for the Deschutes river in Oregon but I have never even caught fish there. Need recommendations.
I am very capable of tying whatever is needed but I need boots on the ground recommendations. I have fished the river over 2 days about ten years ago and had a few hook ups but never landed anything and I don’t even remember what I was fishing. Would love to know some dries or nymphs that consistently pick up fish out there.
r/flytying • u/Less_Ant_5897 • 23h ago
Is monday crawfish day?
Y’all inspired me to try a different color/hackle and I think they’ll fish
r/flytying • u/Schneefs • 1d ago
Juvenile Brown Trout
We may or may not be artists but sometimes we create art.
r/flytying • u/MRWPlople • 8h ago
Anyone have any trouble ordering directly from Rite Bobbin? Its feeling rather scammy at this point
I placed an order on Aug 20 and while they have been somewhat communicating via email / claiming they were out of office, I am strongly considering disputing the charge and ordering from elsewhere. Its a shame, I really like the bobbin I have from them already but considering the price-to-customer service ratio, I wish i had just ordered from a fly shop since most fulfillment orders take 1-3 days tops
r/flytying • u/WoodPig25 • 1d ago
Deer Hair Diver
Lost one that I really liked to a log last night, so I tied up a replacement. 🙂
r/flytying • u/Key-School-7806 • 12h ago
Fake website?
While looking for some historical ingredients I stumbled upon https://eflytyer.com/ and https://www.e-flytyer.com/
The one with the hyphen has reduced price versions of the first one and uses the same pictures. Is this some sort of scam website?

r/flytying • u/jgvania • 1d ago
Last Boogieman I'll post
I am going to tie others, purple/pink, black/grey, there are many color options. Any suggestions on color combo you would use?
r/flytying • u/Ok_Feedback4200 • 18h ago
Whiting Pro Grade Cape VS Saddle for dries.
I want/need some nice grizzly feathers for my dries. Which one would you choose? I'm a bit confused between cape, saddle, midge... In the online shops descriptions they all sound very similar, they all mention they have feathers for very small dries like size 20 or smaller.
I'm also not sure what range size feathers I'll end up needing as I haven't done a lot of dry fly fishing yet (mostly some caddis and terrestrials). I know I'd like to tie adams, quill gordon, griffith gnat and try out other popular dry fly patterns. For larger mayflies, I already kind of have the materials - golden olive grizzly & olive grizzly ewing (a small piece of skin, I don't think it's either saddle or cape, it wasn't very expensive either). The fibers on the smallest feathers there aren't that small too, maybe good for size 16-14)
r/flytying • u/Complex_Glove_8945 • 1d ago
Deer hair diver video
I have always been wanting to get into videoing fly tying and figuring out how to create content that people want to tie alongside. I personally love longer form videos that are a little more chill and feel like we are tying flies together instead of instructing on how to tie a certain fly.
Here’s a link to my first YouTube video along those lines. I did speed it up a bit and it sits around 12ish minutes but I am definitely wanting to know how I could improve!
The fly I tied in the video is the top olive and black diver. It sits on a 1/0 hook.
r/flytying • u/SugarChiffonx • 1d ago
my most recent realistic mayfly. I've definitely been improving on it.
r/flytying • u/MRWPlople • 1d ago
Recently learned about "Joe's Mini Craw" but didnt really have the material to match it... here's my 4 ingredient imitation of a mini craw
My buddy also pointed out due to its size it could double as a helgramite, whats everyone's thoughts?
r/flytying • u/Fearless-Secretary-9 • 1d ago
Mr. Froggy
Plunk your magic twanger Mister Froggy!
r/flytying • u/PileCast • 1d ago
prepping for toothy critters on a dry fly
Krebs 5/8" predator popper on a big old hook. Spent about two years working on this with Gary back in 2015. Still have bags of the off-cuts that didn't sound or fish just right.
Found bags of the og CCG eyes from way back in the bottom of a drawer full of sticky eyes. Makes me wish that dude was still around because the product was good.
Hoping for another few months of surface action before it's time to fish sub and be sad.
r/flytying • u/Backcountry_Drifters • 1d ago
What is this fly called?
We hammers fish with this thing as a dropper today. Whays it called..any YouTube tutorials on tying it? Seems straight forward, but i like instructions for first couple times tying something.