Wee olive dry

[wingman]

Another dry tied useing woodcock for the wings, tied on a size 14. Might give it try later tonight in between the showers.




Thanks for looking and all comments welcome


cheers

mark

[dabhoy]

Nice wee tie Mark
Is that a grip hook ?

[silversedge]

Nice Mark

[wingman]

Thanks wullie and dabhoy

Originally Posted by dabhoy

Nice wee tie Mark
Is that a grip hook ?

No its an FTB103bl dabhoy, have got some grips though somewhere.

Another wee dry size 14 same hook as above

[chirpyaphid]

Great looking flies. I must also compliment you on the photography.

[wingman]

Originally Posted by chirpyaphid

Great looking flies. I must also compliment you on the photography.

Thanks chirpyaphid most appreciated, starting to play around with the camera a bit more rather than use the auto-mode which is a bit lazy.

Another dryfly



and another in the wulff style useing squirrel to suggest wings and tail

[sarg]

Lovely all of them

Some of my favourite looking flies are dries of which you tye them really well. I hardly ever fish them on the resesvoirs usually fishing emergers or hoppers. I do fish the daddy when they are out, so don't tye dries very often.

[wingman]

Cheers sarg, the rivers where I live are perfect for dryfly fishing and its always my first choice, I actually have a preference for wingless dryflies but I'm going thru a winged phase at the moment.

and another wee one

[chirpyaphid]

I need to get my head around the tying of winged dries. These are inspirational.

[craigie]

nice wee flies wingman,not my cup of tea though couldn't be bothered messing around with the wings & hackles etc,for me you can't go wrong with some coq de Leon,various coloured threads some squirrel dubbing & a few CDC feathers,job done:-)wingmans flies will take plenty fish all the same & by the sounds of it likes to tye them aswell,give me CDC any day of the week,craig.