Guide Flies: Pine Squirrel Leech, Two Ways

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  • Опубликовано: 5 фев 2023
  • This is probably the easiest leech to tie. A staple in my personal and guide boxes year round. In this video I'll show you two easy ways to tie this effective pattern.
    Leech
    Hook: TMC 5263
    Thread: Semperfli Nano Silk 6/0
    Flash: Red Flashabou or Red Holographic Flashabou
    Tail/Body: Strip of Olive Pine Squirrel
    Jig Leech
    Hook: Fullingmill Jig Force Long #10
    Bead: Fullingmill Tungsten Slotted, 3.8mm
    Thread: Semperfli Nano Silk 6/0
    Tail/Body: Black Pine Squirrel
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Комментарии • 55

  • @richarde1355
    @richarde1355 9 месяцев назад +1

    I first stumbled on pine squirrel strips about 20 years ago. I use crosscut squirrel for the body - creates a little trimmer leech pattern.

  • @fishhandsfranky
    @fishhandsfranky Год назад

    Love the simplicity and two tie options in one video.

  • @charlieboutin3341
    @charlieboutin3341 Год назад +2

    Those are exactly how I tie them. I make some bigger ones on #4-#2 hooks with rabbit zonker, and they’re my favorite flies for largemouth bass. Thanks for all you share James! Have a great week. 👍👌🎣

    • @AboutTrout
      @AboutTrout  Год назад +1

      Thanks for watching! One of the easiest and most effective flies out there for a broad range of species.

    • @articchar-lf
      @articchar-lf Год назад

      Question, is there a reason why you prefer squirrel to rabbit?

    • @charlieboutin3341
      @charlieboutin3341 Год назад +1

      @@articchar-lf Good question! I always use rabbit on my bigger flies. I really like rabbit better than squirrel, I like the longer hair, I think it has a little more motion in the water. 👍

    • @articchar-lf
      @articchar-lf Год назад +1

      @@charlieboutin3341 thanks Charlie. I assume squirrel will hold a little less water with a little less motion. Gonna have to try it anyway.

    • @charlieboutin3341
      @charlieboutin3341 Год назад

      @@articchar-lf You bet! It’s good material. Fish it with confidence! 🙂🎣

  • @jeffcurran4111
    @jeffcurran4111 Год назад

    I have been using a leech on my euro rig for 4 years. Leech has never let me down. I tie even an easier one. Nice work

  • @jstearns74
    @jstearns74 Год назад

    Awesome. You are a man of your word. Great seeing you on the water last weekend. Keep up the great videos. I always learn something.

    • @AboutTrout
      @AboutTrout  Год назад

      Pleasure meeting you! It was between this and a cooler review haha.

  • @kareni1591
    @kareni1591 Год назад

    Thanks for doing this video!!!

  • @JustinFeltman
    @JustinFeltman Год назад

    Love your channel. Proud of you bro! Keep killing it

  • @johnhunt5856
    @johnhunt5856 Год назад

    this fly works everywhere!!!!!

  • @jimholland1592
    @jimholland1592 Год назад

    Hey James!! This just came up on my feed, I enjoy your content so much thanks 👍😉

    • @AboutTrout
      @AboutTrout  11 месяцев назад

      Thanks for the support!

  • @articchar-lf
    @articchar-lf Год назад +1

    It's always leach season. Match the hatch everytime!

    • @AboutTrout
      @AboutTrout  Год назад +1

      Leech Season is like the Never Ending Story. It simply doesn’t end.

  • @toddslichter7831
    @toddslichter7831 Год назад

    If you run the hook point thru the hide to create the tail, the strip lies down nicely. Both ways work and put fish in the net. Nice job. Thanks for sharing.

  • @chasecook3854
    @chasecook3854 Год назад

    Nice flies! Just over here in the PNW smashing searun cuts with my pine squirrel dryfly streamer covered in an ounce of floatant.

  • @neilfitch
    @neilfitch Год назад +1

    I laughed, I cried then I tied a fly. Can you say "this makes the fly really durable" like 10 times in your next video? 😁👍

  • @blj209
    @blj209 Год назад

    Thanks James

  • @cg8680
    @cg8680 Год назад

    🐿 top notch info

  • @Eeland_Stribling
    @Eeland_Stribling Год назад

    This asmr is soothing

  • @Trutta_Fanatic
    @Trutta_Fanatic Год назад +1

    Praise Jah

  • @nicholasgallegos976
    @nicholasgallegos976 Год назад

    Live your truth 👌🏼🙏🏼

  • @danm66
    @danm66 Год назад

    Would it work to do body wire wraps to help weight it down? I try to avoid using split shot, especially when tightlining.

    • @AboutTrout
      @AboutTrout  Год назад

      I would just use a tungsten bead. Lead wraps or even just wire don’t really add much weight.

  • @HalfInsaneOutdoorGuy
    @HalfInsaneOutdoorGuy Год назад

    ...Are you from Colorado?
    I think I can smell the dooby you dunked right before this vid =D lol

  • @coreytohme9861
    @coreytohme9861 Год назад

    Whoa! 2 for 1 tying video. If the marabou leech and the pine squirrel leech were to get in a fight, which one would win?

  • @Eeland_Stribling
    @Eeland_Stribling Год назад

    That’s a rhyme

  • @Pianosa77
    @Pianosa77 Год назад

    Great fly tying instruction but Ben's pine squirrel leech video was better ;)

    • @AboutTrout
      @AboutTrout  Год назад

      Can’t argue with that. Ben’s pine squirrel video is the greatest thing video on RUclips.

  • @loosieclocker
    @loosieclocker Год назад

    Nano silk is the best

  • @TJRainbowWarrior
    @TJRainbowWarrior Год назад

    In the words of Mork, “Nano. Nano.”
    Hope you get this reference. I’m old. 😂

    • @AboutTrout
      @AboutTrout  Год назад +1

      Thanks for checking it out! Lol

    • @TJRainbowWarrior
      @TJRainbowWarrior Год назад

      @@AboutTrout I tied some up! I love your tying videos. You keep it simple! 👍🏼

  • @PatrickJohn-x4k
    @PatrickJohn-x4k 5 дней назад

    I've tied Flys like this and I think it's not a effective pattern at all ok...........

    • @AboutTrout
      @AboutTrout  5 дней назад

      Have you tried fishing it better?

  • @claytonballerine2280
    @claytonballerine2280 Год назад

    No dont buy pine skins they are hard to find, save them for me :) #alwaysleechseason!

  • @squatchy69
    @squatchy69 Год назад

    What a sloppy tier