I know very little about tying fly's but decided to give it a try.
Didn't have a fly vise or anything just used a pair of pliers pressed together in a shop vise.
This is how they turned out.
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I know very little about tying fly's but decided to give it a try.
Didn't have a fly vise or anything just used a pair of pliers pressed together in a shop vise.
This is how they turned out.
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That’s awesome!!
Be real cool to catch something on a fly you personally tied.
I’ve always wanted to try but just never did.
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Dang, those are awesome! What size hook and weight?
Those look great I know they will make you happy on the water
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Very nice work, well done. Those will put fish in the boat. Imagine what you could do with a few proper tools and a little materials?
:hesaid X2. Very nice. Once you start you will be addicted and never look at materials again without thinking “I bet I can tie a jig with that!” :Rofl
Well done
Nice job!
Not too shabby at all!!
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These look really good, but to me looks like a lead head jig? A fly would have a head made of thread. I have some 1/80 Oz jig heads and have seen 1/100 Oz heads before too, but were jigs.
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These are just 1/16oz crappie jigs and #4 hook.Quote:
Originally Posted by MCG1
Thanks for the comment.
[QUOTE=skiptomylu;3984076]These look really good, but to me looks like a lead head jig? A fly would have a head made of thread. I have some 1/80 Oz jig heads and have seen 1/100 Oz heads before too, but were jigs.
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Yes these are 1/16oz jig heads for float n fly. Good observation.
Those look great !
look good to me!
Way better than my first efforts. Welcome to the addiction!! Can’t wait to see pics of your successes with the fishies