2022 World Championship Flies - Penny Perdigon Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- The second in my series of tutorials for the flies used by Team USA during the World Championships in Spain, this is the Penny Perdigon. It is a pattern which Pat Weiss came up with back in 2014 but there are similar versions I have seen from European tyers as well. In 2023, this pattern will be available commercially on our site from Fulling Mill as well.
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Devin
Great fly Devin ,for the longest time I have been purchasing my tying materials from ORVIS and TCO but Brownsylvania turned me on to tactical flyfisher you guys have the best price on beads threads and hooks etc..Thanks again for supplying us tryers with the best prices
Thanks for the support.
Man the tip to use the thread for ribbing to help the uv resin adhere is incredible! Thank you so much for sharing that! Great fly also!!
It's been a useful addition to perdigons for me since it gives the resin something to grab onto. Hopefully it will help you as well Rich.
I'm loving this series. And your blog posts from this year's world championship.
I feel like these are continuing education credits after the Modern Nymphing videos and your book. Thanks!
Glad you’ve enjoyed them!
Thanks Devin I am going to try out wrapping the thread ,great idea!
Let me know if it helps.
I’m really enjoying these videos of the flies you guys used over there.
Would love a video on how you fill your euro fly box. It's tying season and would love some thoughts on what I should tie to fill my box.
I have seen pat use it many times before. He gave me a few a couple years back and I forgot how well they worked because I wrecked fish on it. Time to buy the material for it and crank them out
I need to whip some more up myself as well
@@tacticalflyfisher3817 Devin if pat fished you know it’s good. I have picked up a lot from looking at his flies as well as fishing with him. I see him every once in awhile while I’m out fishing in central pa. His leader setup is also very interesting and it works very well.
Super awesome……gotta give it a shot. I recently picked up the Baetis emerger dry fly hooks from you guys and I love em……maybe tie a little BWO or midge on one of those for the channel….that would be rad……tightlines…🎉
Happy tying and fishing
Very nice !
Thanks. Glad you liked it.
They sell CA glue accelerants. The insta-set stuff from Bob Smith Industries is very good. One tiny spritz and the glue will set instantly. You could either do each fly as you're tying or set up a bunch on that foam and one shot of the accelerant will set them all.
I love this series of fly tying tutorials. Thanks. You asked for suggestions, so here goes. I'd love to know the dressing of Pat Weiss's BP (light and dark), and perhaps a tutorial on how best to tie them. These flies seem similar to the Penny Perdigon, but the body and ribbing appear different. Any help would be appreciated.
I'll talk to Pat and see what his materials list is and put it on the list for the future.
@@tacticalflyfisher3817 Thanks.
Awesome little fly!!!
Thanks! It's a go getter.
Super glue on the thread wraps and wrapping the tinsel while the glue is still wet has a similar reinforcing property if for some reason you don't want a rib (or a body coating). I do it on all tinsel-bodied nymphs.
What I'm concerned with in this case is getting the resin to stick to the slick tinsel. If you're using the superglue under the tinsel, that will help hold it to the hook, but I doubt it would help the resin stick to the outside of the tinsel.
@@tacticalflyfisher3817 That's why I said if you didn't want a rib or a body coating.
Thanks Devin - great video as usual. Is using a small copper wire an option instead of the dubbing loop?
You could use the copper wire I'm sure. I personally like the dark ribbed effect that the dubbing loop gives the fly.
@@tacticalflyfisher3817 I have used the loop and actually likes a lot the result. Thanks Devin !
I've tried 3 bottles of the fly tying zap a gap...it glues itself closed quite quickly after using it. The last one was on the 2nd fly. Is the locktite better?
Loctite is better at avoiding that issue. One thing that can help with either bottle is applying some dubbing wax to the threads or top of the bottle so that the glue can't stick to the lid when it is screwed on.
Great video! What is that foam you use in video to put partially done flies. Where would I find it? 😊 Thanks in advance.
It’s a foam block from a toddler’s toy block set. I kept a couple from my kid’s set before we donated them. You can find similar foam cylinders for billfish popper flies.
@@tacticalflyfisher3817 Thanks! I had a blast this season fishing small lakes and ponds with fishing your quilldigon pattern as one of my dropper flies under an indicator. Even caught a 15 inch wiper on the pattern.
@@johngamboa8059 that’s cool! I wouldn’t expect the Quilldigon to be a good wiper pattern but fishing offers all sorts of surprises.
Devin no semi automatic reel in the post. I had asked if you used them in below freezing weather and never got a response. Have you tried and decided they are a no no in the winter?
I had another rod with a semi auto reel on it on the bank. I mix things up a lot to test new equipment and confirm my preferences.
Semi auto reels will freeze up if you get them wet but if that happens you can usually melt them in the water and then zip them a few times to keep them from refreezing.
Non-tier here: what does the black spot up front do? I have plenty of perdigons with it but don’t know what it does for the fish. When would you use a different color like red or orange?
Joe, If you look at a lot of mayfly nymphs, they have a dark wing pad just before they hatch. The black resin is supposed to represent that aspect of a mayfly nymph. It also adds a bit of contrast to help set it apart in the drift. You could certainly use other colors with success as well.
Hi Devin, could you use magnum flashabou for the body on that fly.Ihave some I might try and use
If it’s holographic that’s a possibility.
Thanks Devin! I tied and few and it worked out. Now to fish them
What Vice do you use?
What size hook and bead did you use for this video?
I was using a 2.5 mm inverting bead. The hook was a size 16 Dohiku 303 but it’s the size of an 18 in most other hooks since it’s a very short shank hook.
Am I cheating if I skip the black resin and just use clear UV and then come back in with a black marker?
The black marker generally comes off pretty easily. If you are going to do it that way try a coat of clear resin, then the marker, and then a bit more resin on top.
@@tacticalflyfisher3817 Makes sense, keep up the good work.
What size bead did you use?
It was a 2.5 mm inverting bead but you should vary it depending on the weight you need for the water you’re fishing.
Dang bro I hate that too