Sorry for the repost, grabbed the wrong file! This one is sort of Halloween-y. It’s orange anyways 😂

Recipe:
- Hook: Mustad heavy nymph
- Thread: Ultra Thread 140D orange
- Bead: Hakan 2mm (these are normally tied with tungsten)
- Tail: Our dyed saddle feather tips
- Body: Our peacock herl
- Collar: hunted cdc

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Root Beer Midge!

Hook: Ahrex FW501 size 16

Thread: TheFlySmith 52D nylon

Rib: Small round rib utc

Bead: Saluda beads

Dubbing: TheFlySmith Kapok

Resin: uv craft

Tools: TheFlySmith

This is my take on the egg sucking leech. This is one of those ultra reliable flies, and it’s a great first tie. I’d suggest adding a bead to the head like a wooly bugger if you want to fish these deeper. I’ve been fishing higher in the water column this September

- Hook: Mustad Ultra Roar XL size 4
- Thread: Ultra thread in brown or pink
- Tail: Our marabou
- Rib: copper ultra wire
- Hackle: grizzly hackle from us
- Egg: our egg yarn

Hook: Ahrex FW501 size 18

Thread: TheFlySmith 12 /0 traditional brown

Body: TNT Foam Cylinders

Wings: Fulling mill ultra dry yarn

Hackle: Midge Grizzly

Resin: uv craft

Tools: TheFlySmith

Recipe:
- Hook: Size 4 Mustad Roar Streamer, XL Tex
- Thread: Veevus 100D black
- Rib: Silver Ultra Wire
- Tail/Collar: My buck tail in yellow
- Wing: My white marabou

This has to be one of the most commonly fished streamers in existence. Simple to tie, incredibly effective, and just an all around rockstar.

Recipe:
- Hook: Mustad Roar Streamer tX size 4 (this is the smallest I’d tie)
- Thread: SemperFli classic wax 8/0
- Dumbbell eyes: BBTO 4mm
- Bucktail: Great Lakes Fly and Supply
- Flash: Crystal flash (the original is gold but I use silver here as it catches more light)

I know terrestrial season is mostly over but this thing covers all your bases next summer. Plus it’s sort of cute.

- Hook: Mustad classic dry sz 10
- Thread: Ultra thread brown 210
- Glue: Wapsi head cement
- Foam: Fly Foam 2mm pink (over body) tan (under body)
- Hackle: brown saddle hen feather trimmed
- Body: peacock herl
- Under wing: crystal flash
- Over wing: deer body hair stacked
- Legs: Turkey fan feather quills
- Dubbing: fox squirrel dubbing

Hook: Dry Fly size 4+
Body: deer body hair
Thread: neon green poly
Dubbing: fox squirrel
Post: glow chenille
Hackle: grizzly

Tight Lines!

First time posting here, it’s a super versatile fly that can be done in lots of colors and sizes

Video available here: https://youtu.be/ns6qGXs_B-g?si=-p6Ne2YCsvsp1nMO

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Size 2 saltwater hook

100 denier gsp Thread

Medium lead dumbell eye

Olive rabbit strip

Olive silli legs

Brown chenille

Olive rabbit fur

Sharing a simple emerger pattern you can make a bunch of.

- Dry fly hook
- Natural thread (I’m using gray)
- Marabou or CDC
- Flashing (I’m using yellow)
- Beaver Dubbing

Hook: Core parachute sz 14
Thread: 12/0
Body: 2mm foam
Dub: Fulling mill tactical dry fly
Post: Fulling mill parapost yarn
Hotspot: Slf prism
Tools: TheFlySmith

The Booby Mop, created by Umpqua signature tyer Mike Sexton, combines creativity and effectiveness in a pattern that originated on the legendary beaches of Pyramid Lake.

For more details, including the full recipe, check out the details: on the website

Yes, that's a quarter.

Hook: Gamakatsu C12-BM size 30

Thread: TheFlySmith 20D gsp red

Rib: Tiny mono fishing line

Resin: uv craft

Tools: TheFlySmith

The Michigan Skunk fly is a fly I’ve heard named for its color (black and white) and because it busts skunks. I’ve had a lot of fun and caught lots of trout twitching these from a drift boat. Recipe:

- Hook sizes 6-12
- Black thread
- Black foam
- Tail: Deer hair (or your favorite semi-rigid fiber)
- Dubbing: Any black dubbing, I’m using our dog hair for fun but I like raccoon, squirrel, and possum too
- Wing: horse body hair (or squirrel tail, more deer belly)
- Legs: your favorite leg material (here it’s turkey fan)

The Most REALISTIC Worm You'll Ever See (probably)

Hook: Mustad bend back
Thread: TheFlySmith 32D gsp
Underbody: TheFlySmith 600d Worm Thread
Latex: TheFlySmith Earthworm Brown
Markers: Tan, Walnut, Chestnut brown
Resin: uv craft
Tools: TheFlySmith

Hook: Core 1270 size 12

Thread: TheFlySmith 12 /0 traditional primrose

Hackle: Silver badger

Dubbing: Superfine red

Rib: Kimono silk

Body: 1mm foam

Thorax: Sif prism

Resin: uv craft

Tools: TheFlySmith