Put these flies on the jig board, but would love to hear what you guys have to say

[skiptomylu]

I have only half of what I am tying for a guy that wants some flies for blue gills. I am thinking I could also put these under a bobber for a spinning rig?

Here is the 8 with some that I changed up as I moved through them.

Skip

Oh and the left side is on #10 hooks and right is #12

[river slabs are better]

longer legs on the left and youve got a winner!

[DrJohn]

Looks like panfish candy!!!! Nice job Skip!!!!

[skiptomylu]

Thanks Dr. John I appreciate that.

rsab, the ones on the left are a copy or my version of what is called a Jitterbee and the top one is it and the 3 below are versions I put something hot on them to draw strikes.

Here is where I saw them recently, had seen them before, but got a reminder on the jig board.
Louisiana Fly Fishing - Flies

[river slabs are better]

you should markt those as trout flies too. when water gets high in tailwaters those would be the ticket!

[skiptomylu]

you should markt those as trout flies too. when water gets high in tailwaters those would be the ticket!

I just like them and had an order for some crappie & BlueGill flies and for the Blue Gills these seemed to be something that should work. I will put them on a couple of fly boards I visit and see what they say.

Thanks,

Skip

[dvuks]

I posted on the fly fishing board , made some of the bead heads for KY Lake. They worked great. Gills and Redears loved them.

[skiptomylu]

Looks good and should catch perch for sure! Nice job!

Skip

[BULLFROG-1]

I done went a bought me a handful of fly reels and line.Now i need to get some fly rods to put them on and im going to start trying out some fly's.....for sure

[skiptomylu]

I didn't have one until a few years back and once I got into tying flies too it was an easy step to a fly rod. I bought my first one from walmart for like $20 for the entire rig. Needless to say it's not much so I then got a really nice rig from Cabela's and have been wanting to crappie fish with it in the spring when they are shallow, but the last couple years out lake and the water has not let them really get shallow for one reason or another. So I wait and keep saying next year. I can use it on gills though and lots of fun.