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Very easy Fuzzy Baitfish Tutorial | For anything that eats baitfish | perch, trout, bass etc
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- Опубликовано: 1 дек 2021
- You'll spend longer trimming this fly than tying it. It's super easy and bares some resemblance to the Kinky Muddler (Jonny King) and EP flies (Enrico Puglisi) that have been around for years. I like the suppleness of the nayat tail and stiffness the Strung Fuzzy in this particular variant. However do play around with different materials and find what you like. Here in the UK I tend to use it as a dropper fly for perch, and will very often hook two in a cast. Of course this also makes a fantastic point fly for sea bass if you tie on a salt hook.
Material List:
Ahrex XO774 or SA280 from sizes 2-8. I use a sz 6 in the tutorial
GSP100 white which I wax. Mono is fine too
Tail is white Bigstreamers nayat with Hedron Polar flash in silver
Body is a blend of Hedron Strung Fuzzy Fibre and Bigstreamers Baitfish Fibre in Tan and white
Eyes are 5mm flat eyes
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Simple but looks deadly 🎣🎣💯💯💯 thanks for sharing my friend 💯💯💯
Very nice tie. Will definitely be using this one!👍👍
Paul, that's a sweet little baitfish fly. Looks like universal applications for sure. Thanks.
Very nice. I have used similar patterns to great success. Your ties are always much better proportioned, even, and of appropriate density. :-D
Yes been around along time this one, as I allude to in the description
@@paul_monaghan And they are still here because of their success. The sparser that EP related flies are tied, the better they seem to work (and behave in the water and in the air) That little guy you tied looks perfect.
Thank you for sharing your magic with us. I started watching you a long time ago and have learned so much regarding proportions and controlling sparsity/density. Your flies would look amazing in the water!
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Cool! I like flies that are easy to knit. Very thoughtful proportions in all your flies. Thanks Paul! Tell me, how do your ideas come about?
Mostly through fishing the fly and seeing how it behaves in the water. They usually evolve over many months. I very rarely get them how I want straight away and most patterns will be tweaked as I learn better ways. Simple to tie, more durable, less fouling for example
Hi Paul I'm planning a bass fishing trip to Holland taking the usual sandeel and clouser and small crab patterns I use in Kerry. Do the Dutch tend to use these baitfish patterns for bass? If so which do you know are most effective? If using fast sinking lines is it also advisable to add weight and/or keel these baitfish patterns?
I've never fished in Holland or very often for bass. I would say what you are taking will be enough. You could of course tie some Fuzzies, Deceivers or some fancy flatwings, but I suspect location will be more important.
@@paul_monaghan Thanks for replying Paul. I know the Dutch are using larger EP baitfish patterns especially in the Rotterdam seaport. The few I've made with EP fibre I tested in my pond and they looked certain to tangle the hook so I like your fuzzy fibre take on them. Can't get white/grey Nayat for love nor money right now tho.
Its too fast Paul! Can't keep up.😅 Please do one where you talk and slow down.
The talkie ones will come back. These are really for other platforms and I had a few I needed to edit