what can i tie?

[Matt Reger]

I was wondering if the experts at this group could tell me what would be some good flies to tie for trout and steelhead (some bass) with the following list of materials. Bare with me this list is big

Vernille (Green, tan, black)
Marabou (Blood Quill) Black
Marabou (White)
Deer Belly Hair (white)
Pheasant neck (Hackle) natural
Duck Quills
Bucktail (Natural)
Pheasant Tail (Natural)
Tacky Wax
Mallard Flank (Barred Wood)
Foam Sheet (Yellow, Black)
Poly Flash
Dyna Floss (White Black)
Rainbow Flash 2 packs
Hackle Tips
Saddle Hackle ( Natural, Yellow)
peacock herl
Muskrat
Gold Floss
Silver floss
dubbing
poly tron
pheasant rump natural
Deer Hair (Natural)
head cement

That's it
oh, also Zonker Strips

[k clancy]

you can tie pretty much whatever you want with a list like that. take a look at the sections by nick, charlie, verno & the others, many of the flies there have patterns listed, or get a pattern book & tie those.

[NickConwall]

....starter kit for Christmas?

[Michael Hartman]

Woolly buggers? Also if you go to sportfishingonthefly.com they show alot of fly tying stuff for all kinds of fish

[cluster]

pheasant tail nymphs, lots of different streamers and wets

[JoeSperanza]

There are a lot of different flies you can tie there as mentioned, I would tie up some sculpins, check out Nicks's tut. on hybrid tubing, just use a hook insted of a tube and shorten it up, good for steel, trout and bass.
Click here;
oakorchardflies.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=stepbysteptutorials&action=display&thread=1615

[Frank Swarner]

look up some caddis pupa patterns or just take the vernille and wrap a body, rib it with wire, and wrap some peacock herl for the thread. Simple and effective.

[marklibertone]

Hi,
How about some Foam Beetles and Ants. Zug Bug is also a good one.

Mark