*Excellent selection especially for the newer angler. **enjoyable.fishing** recommend it’s entire assortment looks to be tied well. Looking forward to getting them wet...*
As my granny would say that is slick as duck butter. I would wager that those brown ones would be great for the hatchery released trout as they resemble the food pellets they ate ate the hatchery.
never would have thought of that. brilliant design. I'm going to make some of those for sure. but I'm going to put them in a container of real corn for a week to infuse the smell. cheers mate
This was a great beginners kit for a great price. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxKRURvLsu9Vvyw7gIuvt8FsApoQNCdz-1 Its given us a huge variety to test out and see what works well and what we like to use. Majority of the flies have stayed together well, but some of the rainbow warriors did unravel after catching a few blue gill. All in all, this was a great kit and are so happy with the purchase and value for money.
Try using egg yarn for your bread fly and the corn fly basically is pop foam in other words a balanced bait that moves when carp swim past it but it's good to see angler's thinking out of the box
We find that tying on a small hook sizes 10-12 (barbless) onto either braid (you can remove the fly line and tie the braid straight onto the backing if there is a strong current in the river and you want to fish on the bottom) or just onto the tippet for other waters with a tiny bit of (bread) kneaded into a paste using the water in the river or lake - just enough to cover the tip of the hook - is unbeatable. As carp are an exotic invader species we target them regularly and remove all of them from the waters so that the native fishes can recover. An original idea but I will carry on using the bread.
Holy crap mate! You're a smart and fantastic lure maker! Let me ask you this my friend: What did you use to make the corn (Beside the hook, of course). And what materials you used to make the bread, both the floater one and sinker? Thanks for any suggestions.
Corn fly / is from a small sheet of foam you can buy at a craft store they make them in multiple colors . and weight it with a piece of lead ( finish nail) cut it to Length .. ok didn't know if you had gotten a answer yet ....hope this helps . have fun !
never would have thought of that. brilliant design. I'm going to make some of those for sure. but I'm going to put them in a container of real corn for a week to infuse the smell. cheers mate
*Excellent selection especially for the newer angler. **enjoyable.fishing** recommend it’s entire assortment looks to be tied well. Looking forward to getting them wet...*
As my granny would say that is slick as duck butter. I would wager that those brown ones would be great for the hatchery released trout as they resemble the food pellets they ate ate the hatchery.
never would have thought of that. brilliant design. I'm going to make some of those for sure. but I'm going to put them in a container of real corn for a week to infuse the smell. cheers mate
This was a great beginners kit for a great price. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxKRURvLsu9Vvyw7gIuvt8FsApoQNCdz-1 Its given us a huge variety to test out and see what works well and what we like to use. Majority of the flies have stayed together well, but some of the rainbow warriors did unravel after catching a few blue gill. All in all, this was a great kit and are so happy with the purchase and value for money.
That is awesome, simple looking to make. Thanks
Awsome craic that mate.. bet you've fooled alot of carp with those ingenious flys
Well done,wonderful!!!thank’s for dressing!!!😉👍🏻
Fantastic patterns......great ideas.I will definitely be tying some of these. Many thanks for sharing them.
Neneman Nick how did they perform for you?
I love the music in this video!
Nice, I will be tying up some of these for my next carp on fly outing.
Try using egg yarn for your bread fly and the corn fly basically is pop foam in other words a balanced bait that moves when carp swim past it but it's good to see angler's thinking out of the box
good job
These are absolutely brilliant fantastic idea awesome product ALIEN
Foarte mișto!😁😊
Outstanding lures. Just subscribed to your channel
We find that tying on a small hook sizes 10-12 (barbless) onto either braid (you can remove the fly line and tie the braid straight onto the backing if there is a strong current in the river and you want to fish on the bottom) or just onto the tippet for other waters with a tiny bit of (bread) kneaded into a paste using the water in the river or lake - just enough to cover the tip of the hook - is unbeatable. As carp are an exotic invader species we target them regularly and remove all of them from the waters so that the native fishes can recover. An original idea but I will carry on using the bread.
Brilliant!!!
nice video and music!!
Brilliant 👌
Thats bad ass man thank you🤟
Nice video
Helpful if you can add the materials used in making the fly in the video or the description. Thanks!
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What is the sponge looking thing called that you're using in the bread fly? Nice patterns!
Nice, good tip. I will apply your technic for my next carp's fly. What is the brown floating foam you are using?
thats stupidly simple will have to give it a try
Holy crap mate! You're a smart and fantastic lure maker! Let me ask you this my friend: What did you use to make the corn (Beside the hook, of course). And what materials you used to make the bread, both the floater one and sinker? Thanks for any suggestions.
Corn fly / is from a small sheet of foam you can buy at a craft store they make them in multiple colors . and weight it with a piece of lead ( finish nail) cut it to Length .. ok didn't know if you had gotten a answer yet ....hope this helps . have fun !
ski bum I just did a wasp with that same foam.. Wal-Mart even has them and they hold verry well .. Great video
ski bum I
nice video what kind of glue are you using? I tried Crazy Glue it doesn't work on foam. Thanks
what fabric are you using for the corn fly
It's foam.
Nice patterns! Could you share what materials you used for the bread? Thanks
Kind of looks like the foam they use in fish tank filters
What size hooks are you using
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where can i buy bread fly?????
3 rd
All this stolen from salmon and trout fishing? ???????
never would have thought of that. brilliant design. I'm going to make some of those for sure. but I'm going to put them in a container of real corn for a week to infuse the smell. cheers mate
Did the same with a egg pattern. Soak it crushed mulberry. Stained and leeched into the water. It worked fine.
Thats not point of flyfishing, sry mate