I really like this pattern. Looks to be very versatile. Nice tie!

Beautiful fly Ruard, looks like I am missing out

Cool pattern Ray, I would tie those with a green extension too. Nicely done!

Just had a chance to watch it. Nice work and great camera definition. What sort of camera did you use? Aaron Thanks. The camera I am using is a Sanyo Xacti VPC-FH1 The youtube video doesn't really do the original footage justice. It definitely captures a crystal clear image @60fps. I have been pret...

GlassJet wrote:

RnF wrote: Natural light is almost always better, great image.

... But just difficult to get in the same place twice...

Andrew.

Soooooo true lol.

Yes, natural sunlight. The sun was setting as I finished the flies and the light was streaming across my bedroom. I grabbed the flies and set them in the sunlight and snapped a couple pictures (with and without a flash). I liked the photo without a flash the best. Natural light is almost always bet...

I like the photo and the flies! The shadows look great and really give it life. Nice shot. Those flies look deadly too.

Is that natural light?

Another terrific tutorial Scott! I need to give this patter a try. Looks like a killer pattern. I have a trick that will save you a few seconds the next time you tye this pattern. When you split your leg material off the ribbon, leave two strands of the rubble leg material still joined together. Yo...

Terrific fly tying video Scott! Excellent tutorial for anyone wanting to learn to tye soft hackle flies. Your video covers many techniques very well (preparing hackling, reinforcing peacock herl, etc.). Great job. Thanks! I will be posing more tutorials here from time to time. Got my fly tying area...

Here's another tutorial. Some of you may remember this pattern from earlier. It has been working quite well for me. http://www.utahflypatterns.com/2010/04/rnf-stone-tutorial/ Created a new blog that I will be adding a lot of tutorials too (old blog is gone). It's rather barren atm, but that will cha...