I saw a couple of flies the other day that caught my attention. First off, they are certainly not traditional looking ties. Secondly, I have yet to field test them, but they have the attributes I like to see in a wet fly -
- Alot of built movement/wiggle
- Allowing a variety of presentations
- Fast and easy to tie
- Using a few, readily available materials
- Sized to be easily cast
I know I will be tying some up and giving them some water time the next time I'm out -

