Nice baits!

none I can think of since the eyes will turn the fly hook point up on a straight hook.-p-

I don't really care who wins this game, so, here's a quick tie for each of them.

(First time to use UNI-Stretch. I like normal floss better.)

For Denver:



For Carolina:

I don't use 90 degree hooks, but I do like using 60 degree hooks. They swim better than 90 degree hooks and I can bounce them through the rocks in Texoma with fewer snags than straight hooks. George got me hooked on using them.

Happy Valentine's Day!

Hook: Partridge Double Salmon size 2
Body: Silver Tinsel
Tag and Rib: Holographic Red Tinsel
Throat: Red Schlappen
Wing: Red Squirrel Tail

(First time Tying with a double hook, judging where to tie the head is a challenge with these things!)

I tied these for my 3wt, been catching bass the last two weeks up to 5 lbs on that little rod.

good looking flies!-p-

Nice flies, what are they called?

Rex, that fly needs to be in a frame!!!-p-

Thanks Pearow. It's on my desk at work.

They are just ones I made for the llano River. That gray crawfish looking one has been really good lately. Or oarnge poppers.

Some flies I hope will work for redfish/trout. I love simplicity.

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All these are for my local bays and marshes. Shrimp has been a great producer of reds, trout and flounder. Baitfish pattern is a good open water option for speckled trout. The other two work great up shallow for reds, drum, etc

No pics but I tied some guber bugs, a ghost minnow jig, and a few zonkers while at work. What can I say, I was bored.