Flys

[Quackerbox]

Not mine but my son's. He was into carving wood baits but recently bought a fly vice.

I'm pretty impressed with just a couple weeks of tying after watching some YouTube

The jig in the crappie mouth was made of chicken feathers and an old sock before his supplies came in



Hes already managed to sell a few
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[Duckologist]

Dey look like some good uns

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[Fargus]

Very cool.

[doug]

Thats pretty dang cool!

[3ChordTruth]

Your son sure has talent making those flies. Only two weeks, and learned off YouTube, pretty cool.

[Quackerbox]

Your son sure has talent making those flies. Only two weeks, and learned off YouTube, pretty cool.

Completely self taught. And he cranks out 4 or 5 pretty quick

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[Texas Grown]

Nice work! That blue and yeller popper is gonna pull some bass.

[3ChordTruth]

Completely self taught. And he cranks out 4 or 5 pretty quick

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Impressive, some of us like your son got the talent, some like me just don’t. How did he learn carving those wood baits? Are they like bass plug crank baits, poppers, etc.?

[Travis Deveney]

Cool

[3ChordTruth]

Nice work! That blue and yeller popper is gonna pull some bass.

X2

A good looking lure, that should get a big green mouth chomping down on it!

[Quackerbox]

Impressive, some of us like your son got the talent, some like me just don’t. How did he learn carving those wood baits? Are they like bass plug crank baits, poppers, etc.?

He started with some cut cedar I had here for mounts. Them mmoses gave us some hard wood blanks he had left over and a scroll saw.

On the wood stuff he just draws them out, cuts with scroll and gets after it with a Dremel and sand paper.

Hes made quite a few. Usually catches a fish on it and gives it away

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[sp-bow]

Cool

[3ChordTruth]

He started with some cut cedar I had here for mounts. Them mmoses gave us some hard wood blanks he had left over and a scroll saw.

On the wood stuff he just draws them out, cuts with scroll and gets after it with a Dremel and sand paper.

Hes made quite a few. Usually catches a fish on it and gives it away

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Nice plugs, good shape and good colors, what a talented son you got there. And that “catch a fish on it and give it away” is a cool attitude. You got an artist who loves to catch fish too, good luck to him.

[James]

Very neat

[dustoffer]

I was down to my last bass-killer and couldn't find any anywhere. Located a guy on facebook who ties and he made me a dozen---I'm good (but the bass have sore mouths).