Showing posts with label Clouser. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clouser. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Fly Tying Progress
The latest flies I tied up: from the bottom up - kebari-ish on a 16, a half-thickness Killer Bug and a "per instruction" full-thickness Killer Bug - both on 14 size hooks. On the vise is the head on a clouser on a size 4 hook. The small flies are obviously for the freshwater (lake behind our neighborhood), but the clousers and the sand crab flies I will be tying are targeting Virginia Beach and the Outer Banks (later in August or September).
Labels:
Clouser,
Fly Tying,
Kebari,
Killer Bug
Saturday, December 24, 2011
First Fly I Tied
I put this red and tan clouser together during lunch on Friday.
Tying isn't as hard as it may seem, but tying well is hard. I didn't tie this too well. The part ahead of the eyes is too thick. The hair bunched up as I was tying it down - I have alot to learn in this area (which is why I'm fascinated by this stuff).
I did throw this fly around a bit in the afternoon - the hairs broke where they cross the eye dumbbell.
Practice makes perfect!!!
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