[Flyfishin'jam]

Just sharing recent stuff here, some probably seen all this. I should be tying smaller flies right now but just can't help it!

Start off with a Dee.



Then i had to try this streamer Lord Iris variation, not fished this pattern yet so interested to see.



Tying up a few Highland Gem's and JS variations just for fishing.



Miss Grant in a 1/0 and 2/0, slightly different for body just seal and fuzzle dub



Quite like this sub.



A kool group shot of a bunch i took fishing earlier in the season, older ties tho.

 

[Honyuk96]

Sweet stuff ! Always.

 

[GR8LAKES FLYER]

Top shelf as always !!
Love that sub !!!!!


Mike

 

[middlecalf]

Wow this is good stuff

I'd tie this one first

 

[Flyfishin'jam]

I'd tie this one first

Thanks All! Ahh yep that one worked well so i will tie up a load more, also fish stole the 2 GH spey variations, they also worked really nicely along with the twilight spey var, then akroyds one can never have enough of the white winged type.

 

[Rifflehitch]

Outstanding work!!!!

 

[debarb]

Sleek and beautiful. That may be the finest looking fly I've ever seen in the mouth of a fish.

 

[fish0n4evr]

Tremendous flies 'Jam - top to bottom, and that fish: Well deserving.

 

[xgolfman]

what is the wing on the Miss Grant?

beautiful flies...

 

[Aldo]

Some really stunning work! Thanks for sharing it.

 

[domantas]

Any tips how you set those veilings like that?

 

[mitchaka2fish]

the classiest of fly fishing gentlemen...



if fishing success is based on fly confidence you could wear a blindfold.

cheers,
shawn

 

[Flyfishin'jam]

xgolfman, the wing on miss grant is slips of golden pheasant tail - you could also use amgold but that is more expensive. Not too many 'spey flies' call for golden pheasant tail as a wing so it is interesting.

domantas, the veilings i am just remembering used to be quite tricky when i first started doing it like that but make sure thread is nice and flat, waxed, first wrap do quite loose, getting progressively tighter as you wrap away. It is hard as stems are round, so they love to roll - sometimes i have even flattened stems with pliers. Also don't let stems cross over, try to keep them straight, kinda almost like say gp tippet or jc underwing style.

Thanks all for comments! :smokin: