V Loop Twist (dubbing technique)
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- Опубликовано: 4 июн 2020
- The whole video is about applying V-loop dubbing technique on our flies. Simple, versatile method that can be used with any type of flies and with almost any material.
I encourage you to be creative, make mistakes and the result will come eventually.
Hope you liked this one
Tight lines
Vladimir 
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best channel to learn from, i think!
Thank you so much for those kind words... If there is anything you would like me to cover, please tell me... If i can do it i will for sure
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I enjoy your videos on tying I am a beginner 69 yrs old I am learning so much thank u so much
thank you so much. I am happy i could help. Just keep tying, its beautiful hobby all year round :)
You are a true innovator and fly tying technician. Regards!
Thank you so much for these words. Those words are huge. Appreciate it. Cheers 🍻🍻🍻
Another great lesson. Thank you so much Vladimir. You are one of the best fly tying instructor
Thank you so much. I really appreciate it. It means a lot when i know i am doing the right sruff here.
You are brilliant 👍
Thank you so much. 🙏🙏. Cheers
Vladimir
Nice one Vladimir! I use dubbing loops, composite dubbing loops and dubbing ropes for 99% of the bodies of my flies, very rarely do I use a "conventional" dubbing noodle. The techniques you show are excellent - well presented as well! I use what I call a "dubbing rope" most of the time as it is just a slight twist (sorry for the pun :-) ) on a regular dubbing noodle, much more durable and it's very quick to do. Essentially, I dub a long noodle and fold it back on itself before twisting and wrapping. Here is a more detailed explanation...
To create a tight, tapered body with good segmentation... I dub a tight noodle 30% longer than what I need that is tapered to both ends; I catch the noodle at the 60% point with a shepards-hook dubbing twister and fold the noodle back on itself into a dubbing loop, tie off the thread and wrap it forward out of the way; then I twist up the dubbing loop to make a "rope" and wrap the body with that. It takes a second to do and gives a lot more control over the whole process so I use this method all the time. "Spikeyness" is controlled by the fur selection and often I will add some long fibers (flash, feather or hair) into the loop before twisting to create a composite loop that forms a collar on the fly. The end result is very durable and doesn't need to be ribbed.
Hope this is of interest! Cheers! Hank
Thanks Hank 😀
I will try to do it... Sounds interesting... Thanks for sharing your technique. I may send u an email or to to see if i got it right. I love to combine different things and learn... Sometimes I get bored by tying the same way for too long.... Then i change things.... Often the change results in something new... And this goes in circles.... Never ending thing 😀😀
Always a pleasure to watch you explaining your flies . Cheers Torben DK
Thank you very much Torben. Glad you like it. I wish i had a better camera...
But this one holds well so far I guess
this was really helpful, great information. Thank you.
thanks...glad it helps :)
Great looking flies!
Thanks a lot. If you try some of them pls tell me what you think 🙏
Sublime tutorial Thanks for taking the time
Your the Man that Can
Cheers and stay safe
Thank you so much. I am glad you like it. If there is anything u would change.... I would like those comments as well 😀
I agree. Very clear / informative videos and exceptionally good tying/results! Hats off to you and thank you for sharing! 🤙
Thank you for your kind words. I really appreciate it. Glad to hear i am on the right path 😃😃
Great tips and a couple of nice little bugs too. Thank you for sharing dude.
thanks for taking time to watch it. hope it was worth watching...its a bit longer than usual
Thank you, sublime tutorial
Et superbes montages.
Thanks a lot. I am still learning about editing. And i record with my phone so its not as good. Hope to buy some decent camera in the future
Thank you very much for the video and clarifying how to tighten the loop, I kept missing a step !!
I agree, very instructive channel. Keep up the great work
Glad i helped mate 😀😀
Another greatly informative video. Love these flies. They are the buggiest looking, maybe cause I'm partial to antron and CDC. Paired together they make a good team. I use these flies all the time for my favorite trout to catch, native brookies!!!
Cdc is wonderful material.... Antron one of the best artificial materials... U r right there....perfect combo.
I got only one brookie in my life..... Maybe 3inches long 🤣🤣🤣
Hi Vladimir. I'm a huge fan of your videos and watch almost all of them, and many of them several times! I have recently come back to this video which I find very informative and was wondering if you'd be interested in making some videos of the flies you displayed at the beginning, also the one from 5:48. Cheers!
Hello, thank you for your kind comments. I will definitely do it. Thank you for your suggestion 😀 its very useful. 😀🍺
@@Oholisfliesandfishing Fantastic, I look forward to them!
Thanks for the instructions. Those flies look deadly. The cdc feathers quiver with life and drive the trout wild.
Glad you like it. Yes... Cdc is like magic.
Cheers 🍺🍺
gsp thread from 俏江村
Probably 😀😀😀
You have to clean you Dubbing twister!!! Or is it for purpose?😁
I do 😂😂😂 i guess i am just lazy 😀😀
Hi, what thread did you use?
Its sort of power thread. This one is chinese. I live in china so i buy whatever i can find... But great thread is semperfli nanosilk or textreme power thread.... Dyneema fiber threads i believe... So you can tighten it like crazy 😀😀