Ants

[skiptomylu]

Skip the Ants will get it done for you and like said, no two are alike in the wild. With us being jig/fly tyers we tye in two different worlds of tying, fly tying is working with smaller materials that my big fingers have a hard time dealing with at times. While I can tye a jig fast all my fly tying is slow because of the small details.
I enjoy tying jigs but I love tying flies! Time at the tying desk is priceless and thanks for taking the time to share your work with us.

Thanks Guys!
Yes Stump Hunter I have the same problem with fat fingers, but evenwose is the fact I tie so many jigs that I get away from the flies a lot for some time and then when I get the chance to get back to them, they are harder again because I a just not use to it. Dubbing is hard to do right and also to know how much material to try using when you don't do it much. I get better and better when I can stick with it for a while, but with flies even more that jigs paractice make better, bet you thought I would say perfect there, LOL! I do so enjoy this kind of tying and why I want to slow down my jig tying so I have more time to tie what I want and of course to fish more.
then these little hooks and even though these were #10 they are so short there is not enough room for mistakes. And to dub a bump at each end and a hackle I the middle, is not the easiest thing to do when not doing it all the time.
i have some more I did a few years back that I will share when I get the time to look them up.

thanks again everyone!