The most complicated fly I've tried to tie is a daddy long legs. It took me about 1 hour to tie 1 up, knotting individual pheasant tail fibres to represent the joints in the 6 legs. What fly do you think is the most complicated to tie?

Try tying one from John Traheren's selection, make tying a daddy look like childs play.

Those should cover it, or a fully dressed Jock Scott.

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have a look at these ...

http://www.grahamowengallery.com/fis...fly-tying.html

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Very pretty, but do they catch fish, or are they just for show? My flies tend to be on the scruffy side, but are successful. I`d be afraid to tie those on in case I damaged them. Really nice flies though. Peter.

Surely that's model making rather than fly tying !!! Very nice all the same though.

Upwing dries are about as complicated as it gets for me.

Wow !! I never seen those before , cheers ears for the link

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Veniards do the legs in a bag pre tied for you.

Barburbruce,

I have never seen anything like that before, they are awesome........

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Oooooopppppsss Just noticed spelt the name wrong sorry mate.............

Barbusbruce......

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That's model making, not fly-tying

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