new hex pattern

[steelheadpursuit]

http://i244.photobucket.com/albums/gg13/900fusion/fliesItied.jpg
ive been trying to create new hex patterns and i came up with this one today, it is ment to be fish just below the surface as a drowning hatching hex.

[tommytubular]

looks fairly labor intensive... I see 10 or 11 types of material tied on

let us know how ya do with it

TT

[steelheadpursuit]

its really not it take about 3 mins to make.

[steelhead-hunter]

looks pretty nice id be interested to see how it performs for you

[Rumajz]

its really not it take about 3 mins to make.

Wow, that is some fast tying. I always knew I need to tie more to get faster. I estimate it would take me about 3 minutes too, except it would be 3 minutes per type of material used. So, figure about 30-35 minutes for me.

What type of vise do you tie on? I heard that Nore Vise can be a lot faster when learned than conventional vises.

That pattern, by the way, looks really really good. Let us know how it fishes.

[steelheadpursuit]

i just have a conventional pick me up vise, but its like they say if its not borken dont fix it, i need to upgrade, ive also been tying for about 13 years now and i found a few short cuts for my self. the fly is really simple, tail- pheasant tail, body- oregon cheese chinelle, back- pheasant tail, gills- underwing feather wrapped 3 -4 times.. hatchins part is copper wire, tan dubbing, black and white saddle hackel, wing-white yarn, legs- phesant tail, eyes small weighted type, head- tan dubbing.

[fowl assasination]

awsome, man you can tie some cool lookin flies and im sure that they work. Its funny i look at this pattern and say o i could tie that pretty easy, then i sit down and just get frustrated and never actually get it.