Extended Body Isonychia Parachute

Detailed instructions for tying an Extended Body Isonychia Parachute fly.
Recipe:
Body base: Short, fine sewing needle.
Underbody: Clear Stretch Tubing, small.
Thread: Blue dun, 8/0 or 70-denier.
Tail: Moose body hair, cleaned and stacked.
Abdomen: Isonychia UV2 Fine & Dry dubbing.
Hook: Scud/emerger hook (here a Lightning Strike SE1), size 12.
Thread #2: Blue dun, 8/0 or 70-denier.
Post: Light gray Para Post Wing.
Hackle: Medium dun.
Thorax: Isonychia UV2 Fine & Dry dubbing.
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[@daveschmidtlein8933]

Excellent tutorial with clear step by step instructions!

[@leoje1524]

Excellent video explained through the images. Better impossible.

[@peterbarthel3488]

Klasse, so einfach nachzubilden, man muss nur darauf kommen . Danke für die Bindeanleitung .

[@MichaelJohnson-lx1lc]

What a master you are Tim.

[@benpack8361]

Nice improvements from your previous video on this technique. I have tried many styles of extended bodies and along with segmented foam this is the best. I have also ribbed the extended body with fine wire or a thin application of a darker dubbing. Thanks for the content.

[@GHuber-xh5vv]

Excellent tying. Well done.

[@40ozpunker]

I cannot wait to try this pattern..and referring to your other video about extension, still an great tip!

[@runewold4456]

I love the way you used the thin tube as extensjen on this pattern 👏😍😍

[@duderoony]

Yet another nice pattern Tim. To be honest I don’t know how many more I can add to my to-do list! lol. Thank you for another one dude.

[@jamesvatter5729]

That looks like a great technique, Tim. I've tried a variety of extended bodies, but never one with stretch tubing. Thanks for sharing.

[@PRACERZ]

FANTASTIC !!

[@zachwarcola9934]

This is incredible

[@philipvankampen3394]

yeah, I got super excited!

[@GeorgeSemel]

@@philipvankampen3394 I am lazy, I been fishing the Insult for the last three weeks! Works well during the Iso hatch.

[@dkerkowoutdoors4623]

"The most rewarding hobby on earth is the art of fly tying." Change my mind

[@chappelloutdoors8817]

How u want me to do dat

[@TheAkersty]

Um....fly fishing???

[@hooksloopsfliesgmail1863]

True story

[@kylemoore907]

Fucking genius!

[@ballzblue22]

Ingenious tying. That tool station is also a thing of beauty. May I inquire as to how you came about it?

[@aaronmiller6118]

I'm surprised that the fly didn't just fly away

[@FlyRiderFishing]

Very interesting concept for creating extended body flies, thanks for showing. What's the diameter of the tubing?

[@MegaPhoto11]

Классно!!!

[@ericdelacova5544]

Nice fly but I'm not sure about the advantage of the extended body. I generally welcome the chance to tie a dry on a larger hook. I tie ISO's on 10's or 12's and often pull them under as they start to swing to imitate the swimming emergers.

[@davesmith7906]

What’s your opinion of the foam extended bodies? I hear mixed reviews on hook ability .

[@aidandibenerdini4545]

I attach a needle to a drill and then I coat the needle in silicone and wraps around it. No thread and it becomes hollow so it floats like a cork

[@Bonneville_Brute]

I just watched the video on this method and it looks really interesting. Planning on giving that a try

[@aidandibenerdini4545]

James Ward I’ve tried tightlines method but it’s kinda complicated, with silicon you can just wrap whatever you want onto it then wait for it to dry

[@dutchcarson6125]

Is this a dry fly?

[@tightlinevideo]

Yes, body and hackle rest on the surface film. It is also emerger.

[@diegomontez622]

Man that’s gotta be hard to tie