What Are You Tying Today? 2025

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Just tied these on a number 14 nymph hook.
I actually might use these for ice fishing!
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Leprechaun

Hook - Single salmon
Thread - Black
Tag - Gold tinsel
Tail - Chartreuse hackle
Ribbing - Oval gold tinsel
Abdomen - Dark green floss
Hackle - Chartreuse
Wing - Gray squirrel tail

 
Nice looking Catskills style fly. I have seen so many wildly different flies called a “gray fox” - I honestly have no idea what one is?
A Gray Fox is actually now classified as the same species as the March Brown ( Maccaffertium vicarium).

They usually hatch a little later than the MB's, and are usually a little lighter in color and a size smaller. HTH.
 
A Gray Fox is actually now classified as the same species as the March Brown ( Maccaffertium vicarium).

They usually hatch a little later than the MB's, and are usually a little lighter in color and a size smaller. HTH.
Yup, I remember reading that a few years ago. I still call them what the old guy taught me when I started fishing the Pine.
 
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Fall Fancy

Hook - Single salmon
Thread - Black
Body - Flat silver tinsel
Wing - Mixed orange and white bucktail
Collar - Orange

Author's Note

This pattern is listed in Mel Marshall's, Steelhead, Copyright 1973 as one of the top two dozen Winter Steelhead flies to be counted on. He writes that this fly is sometimes tied with a white or grizzly hackle collar.

 
Popper and Diver ( same color scheme )
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1/0 Predator hook; Tail is composed of 2 color buck tail, flash, (6) American Hackle followed by Parrot body feather, more flash, (2) colors of marabou. Skirt is yellow, gray,green,black,red and topped with orange dot. Body is (5) colors stack body deer hair, Eyes 6mm, silicon legs
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