Tying the Catgut Caddis Pupa with Davie McPhail
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- Опубликовано: 12 апр 2013
- www.troutline.ro/
Materials Used;
Hook, Grub
Bead, Tungsten
Threads, Yellow UTC 70, Brown Uni-8/0 and Gossamer Yellow Silk
Underbody, Lead
Body, Natural Catgut and White Mink Fur
Thorax, Brown or Black Dubbing
Legs, Brown or Grey Partridge Fibres
Horns, Hen Pheasant Tail 
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As in all of the flies you tie, very well done and they look fantastic! And thank you for sharing!
Superb pattern on EVERY level, just simply a must have box stuffer !!!! Excellent tie my friend, thanks for this video, two thumbs WAY WAY up. L 👍🎣👍
Hi Davie. All I can say is, "If I were a trout, I would surely go after that tasty bug!"
I watch all your videos and this another superb example of your work.
BELTER well done Davie thanks again mate.
Good evening David, I always have a real pleasure to look at your assemblies(editings) of nymphs, congratulations and bravo for your work.
Léo alias Moucheur38
Excellent looking pattern....
Merci beaucoup pour les renseignements
thank you very much...
Happy Memorial Day!
Big thanks from Slovenia!
always the best davie
Phenomenal tie, thanks
That fly looks deadly Sir. Great job
Hi ))
Thank you very much ✌
I'll try to make mines such so pretty as yours 👏👏👏👏👏
Will definitely be tying this fly very buggy great example davie.
Thank you, Davie...
Mike
yeah! a winner!thanks again...and again!
if I can't find cat gut, what would be the best substitute?
THANKS :)
I couldn't find it either. I resorted to the golfing department. They use it to balance clubs and it is just slightly shiner but it is sticky back and works well. I know you didn't ask me but sometimes the
3M is difficult to find. Hope this helps. Sean
I love all the vedios you put up. This would definitely be a fly I would tie up to catch trout on
Could you please do a video on tying the Letort cricket
Hey Davie, You can buy catgut for clocks in different diameters, the old vienna regulators, and others. It would be much more material for much less money. You can buy a 0.8 mm cable for 22.00 U.S.D. and some a little more or less depending on the diameter. The color you used is natural. I would suppose permanent markers would work very well so long as it is not waxed catgut. Just a tip, I don't like to spend more than I have to on anything.
Sean
Hi Dave have just found the diameters I think the sub's might do the job, also found other suitable materials
Hi davie....
Another excellent pattern which i will tie and use at my local lake. I am looking to upgrade my vice and I was wondering which vice you use? Also have you any other vice's you would recommend for a myself. I tie awide range of flies from salmon double and trebles all the way down to the smallest of dry flies. This information would be of great help and much appreciated as I am relatively new to fly tying. Keep up the good work.
Cheers
Davie, after watching this video, I ordered some catgut and just finished tying some caddis pupa. They look great. They have a spitty, meaty look to them when wet. I was wondering, do they last through several wet/dry cycles, or do they just rot in your fly box once you wet them and a couple fish work them over? Also, the material looks identical to biodegradable sutures, which seem to be cheaper per volume than catgut biothread on ebay.
Hi handcannon,
I've had some in my box now for a good couple of years which I have fished with and they seem ok to me but I do go through them as they fish really as you will find out...I did a search for the biodegradable sutures and they do a colour very similar to the catgut so it would be very interesting to try some..
All the very best Davie...
Thanks for the reply. I was wondering if I should only tie four or five and keep the rest of the material for later. Since there isn't a high likelihood of some kind of spoilage after being rehydrated, I think I'll tie a dozen; four each in three color patterns. That should give me an idea if I like them, and they look like they will devastate the panfish and trout. I never did make it over to Keogh Farms; even though I am only a little over an hour away from there. If I do, I'll put in a good word for you. Your skills and endorsement would no doubt boost sales.
Hi handcannon,
I would only tye a few as you may want to tweek the pattern to fish either deeper and change the colour of the thorax or something like that..I do have Keogh Saddles which I like to use on a few loch style patterns..
All the very best Davie...
Sorry for the incomplete previous messge, youtube seems to have some problems tonight
Hello Davie !
As said below, another great video and another great nymph, I'll tie several ones this evening and try them monday morning !
I just have a question, where do you find pheasant tail hackles with very long fibers, such as the ones you've got ? I've looked over the internet and didn't find any, even in fishing tackes stores the fibers are always short, and for the pheasant tail (for example), I'd need long ones for big nymphs.
Best regards,
Fabrice
Thanks, Davie...
When you stripped the partridge, I noticed the stem peeled off... almost never happens to you, but always happens to me and then wrapping can be a problem. Do you have a way of stripping the excess that almost always leaves a complete stem?
Mike
What is the dia is the cat gut, I have some vintage catgut stuff in my box or would Larva Lace (1mm dia 8 colours available) or Swannundaze (.5mm x 1mm) do the job
Thank you for a great pattern. Have you found a size 16 wet fly without a bead effective for the black caddis emerger?
Hi Ron,
I just tyed some traditional wet flies which work really well for Grannom Caddis fly, I was going to film them but just never got round to it..One called the Greensleeves and the other is a small Partridge Bloa work as a team when the Grannom are coming off..So I would certainly recommend tying unweighted wets for caddis..I'm glad you liked the fly..
All the very best Davie
Que Nº de Anzuelo usas.-
Gracias
Hello Davie. Great looking caddis there mate. You said you can tie them on other sizes of hooks. Can you use size 8 scud hooks? Just wondering because I got some off ebay here a couple days ago. Thanks for sharing my friend.
Best Regards, Ken
@ Richard and Prodegy:
I already asked this question to Davie, and he said he uses Veniard prepared fly tyers wax.
Regards, Fabrice.
where do you get cat gut?
great fly...great vid!!
Hi B M,
I have attached a link to the website I bought the catgut from and I'm glad you enjoyed the video...
All the very best Davie..
www.troutline.ro/troutline-catgut-biothread
Hello Davie,
can you tell me which bird feather you use in V?
I am French and I did not understand when you speak of it.
Jean
Hi Jean,
Brown Partridge was the feather that I used in this fly which works really well...
All the very best Davie..
@@DavieMcPhail thank you very much 🙏
"La Perdrix Brune", in french ))
Devaux fly LTT 01 may have some. That is one of the first nymph I fished with 3 years ago. Since my last com under your video I became addict to that Pupa 🤪, in any french river, with any Fish !!! (With LTT 01)
My imitation didn't use Brown Partidge but long Brown hare "hair".
I fished with mines and Devaux one's. Quite the same result but not yet...
I hope that difference is only in Brown Partidge 🙏😉🤣🤞
🙏 Davie 🙏
Davie, what size catgut did you use on this fly? I bought them all so I could tie these. I am now an official tying addict! Love it. Someday I may even get to fish my own. Some of the flies I have learned here, other fishermen from my Church have been buying from me. Can you believe it? 6 mos. tying and I am already selling. I hate to see them go sometimes, but I can re-tie them. Not selling the Olive sedgehog bumble though. ;-)
All the best to you. Sean
Beautiful nymph. Have you tried v-rib rather than catgut...looks like it might work just fine.
Hi Tom Jenni,
I have used v-rib but more on bigger flies as what I had was quite thick. The catgut though does work really well as I've had many a fish pick it out since I started to use it...
All the very best Davie
Good job as always, Davie. Have you tried soaking the whole catgut before tying? It dilates a little bit, becomes easier to wind on, and gets back to its natural properties once dry.
+1 for Troutline.ro
Best regards from Portugal
João
Класс думаю хариус тоже хапнет эту вкусняшку сделаю тоже такую муху
Hi Davie,
First, I wanted to say I know I have commented on A LOT of your files. But that is because I LOVE THEM!! You are one of the best tiers that I know! I hope that some day I will be able to tie like you!
Secondly, I was wondering what color Gossomer Silk you used. I can not find just plain yellow. I can find Amber, Gold, Lemon Yellow, and Primrose Yellow.
Lastly, What type of dubbing did you use (both for the gills and for the thorax)
Thank you,
NCISGibbs84
Hi Davie,
Could you do some wet fly videos. Thanks for all the great vids.
Hello Davie,
I am having trouble finding a good source for cat gut in the states... any help?
Hi Doug,
I'm sorry I don't know of a source for cat gut in the states, if I do find one I will certainly let you know..
All the very best Davie
try using a material called artificial ''sinew'' comes on spools and extremely tough waxed and waterproof
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catgut?????what is this stuff.. and please i love my cats,, the local fly shop, does too.. as i keep loosing thread rools and other things around my desk
Quel est le matériel blanc utilisé entre les cerclages de catgut. Lead ???
Hi Christian,
I have attached a full list of the materials I used and the material I used between the catgut was white mink fur but rabbit or something similar would work just as well...
All the very best Davie
Materials Used;
Hook, Grub
Bead, Tungsten
Threads, Yellow UTC 70, Brown Uni-8/0 and Gossamer Yellow Silk
Underbody, Lead
Body, Natural Catgut and White Mink Fur
Thorax, Brown or Black Dubbing
Legs, Brown or Grey Partridge Fibres
Horns, Hen Pheasant Tail
vison , lapin
that's a sheet of lead cut up into strips
The hell is catgut lol
Tom I am sorry but ..meeeaaaaouuu.