Tying a Small Quilled Bodied Jig Headed Nymph by Davie McPhail
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- Опубликовано: 16 дек 2017
- Quilled Nymph Jig Head..
Materials Used;
Hook, Fulling Mill Jig Force size 16
Thread, Uni-8/0 Yellow
Tail, Whiting Coq de Leon Fibres dyed Brown Olive
Body, Peacock Quill dyed Yellow
Legs, Brown Partridge dyed Yellow
Thorax, Brown Squirrel Dubbing and Brown Olive Ice Dub
Head, 2mm Gold Tungsten Bead 
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I don't know how he got those legs spread so well and easily lol. Davie is a wizard on the vise. Beautiful patterns and they just have a different buggy look to em than others. Magnificent tyer.
Very Nice Davie.
Merry Christmas, Happy New Year.
Aloha🌴🎄☃🎣
Pure class Davie. Could watch your clips all day.
Very nice looking nymph Davie. Nicely tied and explained. Many thanks.
Hi Davie I tyed the quilled bodied jig headed nymph can not wait to use it.thanks for all your great ideas .
Hi Dave!
This is my favourite nymph.
I make 100-150 of these every year with silver, copper and orange beads.
You are one of the best fly makers that I've never seen
Davie is absolutely champion among all flytiers on YT.
Hi Davie, I just whipped up about have dozen of the jig style nymphs while varying the quill/thorax colors. I used slotted tungsten beads for first time, perhaps this will facilitate upside down orientation. The slot seems to migrate upward, a little funky but easy enough to cover up with dubbing collar. I really like your tip in bringing in the partridge legs on top straight away, and inverted, great tip from the Irish Master!! ☘️
This will be a new favorite..... great looking pattern, fun to tie and I'm sure it's going to fish great!! Thanks for sharing!!
Great tie. You never disappoint.
Great looking pattern Davie, mean looking hook too! I love watching you tie these patterns, the way you build the taper as you're adding materials always amazes me. You explain what and why you're doing too. You're one of the best tutors I've ever seen. Thanks so much and Merry Christmas to you and yours! 👍🎅🌲
Thank You Joe, and you too have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year as well...
All the very best Davie
Very nice wee nymph and well tied as always, these will catch the wild brownies in the wee burns next season .
So simple and so awessome!!!
Thank you Davie👍
once again, a masterpiece!
Lovely tie. Works well on the Tongariro River, NZ, Inspirational as always. Thanks from down unde.r
Muy buen montaje, muy claro. Gracias!
Simple pattern effective early June. Well tie👍 as always.
Thank you very much for the share as usual !.
Happy ending of your 2017 year !.
As ever, Fantastic.
a nice litlle head Daviesan.. thnx.for sharing!! ;))
Very nice nymph pattern Davie
another stunning little fly Davie.all the best for xmas and new year:)
Thank you Andy, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you too...
All the very best Davie
Hello Davie,
It seems to me it will be very useful for grayling in small rivers I often fish! May be in different colours and sizes.
Another very nice wee fly!!!
Have a nice Christmas and a very good new year Davie 🍺🍺🍺
Thank you Chris and I'n glad you liked the fly. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you too...
All the very best Davie
Wonderful "tie".
Thanks you . . .
Sigo tu canal, me encantan tus montajes éste como todos los demás magnífico. Pero si te puedo decir con todo mi respeto que usar gallo de león teñido es un poco sacrilegio, para añadir los cercos a esta ninfa era perfecto usar las mismas fibras blandas de perdiz. Solo es una sugerencia.
Привет Дэви !
Можно брать 2 пера павлина + голографик люр , и формировать тело мушки .
Потом под УФ лак тело . .😉
👍👍👍
Hi Davie,
Is the yellow dye used the golden yellow or bright yellow on the quills and partridge?
Thanks, ATB
Hi Scott,
I get carried away at times dyeing materials but I would say that the golden yellow is a great colour to get the colours to suit this fly..
All the very best Davie
@@DavieMcPhail Thankd for the reply! Very much appreciated. Golden yellow ordered along with some brown olive to dye the CDL. 👌
Your pecock quil do you strip it first then dye it or vice versa? Thanks for your valuable videos, many of your flys are fishing well in NZ!
Hi fishingmarknz,
I have done both but I prefer to dye them first then bleach them.. As you may know dyeing or bleaching peacock eyes will make the fibres brittle so I always use a hair conditioner to help bring some softness back to them.. Bleaching them does take out some of the colour but for some reason the quill I used in the video kept most of it's colour..It's great to hear that many of the patterns I have filmed have been fishing well..
All the very best Davie
Davie McPhail thank you!
Davie, what dyes do would you recommend using for dying feathers?
Hi Crackhack, I would recommend Veniard dyes as I have always used them..ATB Davie..
www.veniard.com/product4794/section138/
Davie McPhail Thanks! I guess I’ll be making an investment in dyes. Love your tutorials! I’ve learned so much in the last month! You’ve made fly tying easy, enjoyable, and...expensive! Haha! Every time I watch a video, I’m saying, “crap, I don’t have those feathers.” 😭😂
Merhabalar; ben Beden Eğitimi Öğretmeni Haldun ATALIK Eskişehir-Türkiye'de yaşıyorum.Harikasınız müthiş bir yeteneksiniz.Uzun yıllardır hayranlıkla takip ediyorum sizi ve bütün videolarınızı kaydediyorum. Ama ne yazık ki bizim buralarda fly balıkçılığı %0 ve bu yüzden fly ile ilgili her hangi bir malzeme bulabilmemiz ne yazık ki imkansız.Ne mengene(fly vise)ne bobin ne ipler, nede diğerleri.Kendimce bir mengene,bir bobin yapıp bir şeyler yapmaya çalışıyorum ama bir yere kadar oluyor.Topladığım çeşit çeşit tüyleri ve derileri(ördek,keklik,horoz tüyleri,tilki kuyrukları,tavşan derileri,sülün tüyleri,kaz tüyleri,sansar derileri,at kılları,keçi kılları,manda kuyruk kılları,)hiç birini gereği gibi kullanamıyorum.Özellikle mengene,bobin ve ip konusunda bana bir kerelik yardım edebilirseniz dünyanın en mutlu insanı olacağım.Sevgiler mutlu yıllar...haldunatalik@gmail.com
salut davie tres belle mouche comme habituellement ou peut on trouver de si beaux herls je suis alle voir sur veniard mais je n arrive pas a entrer sur le site et pour mon club se serait tres utile bon noel a vous
Hi Golliot Daniel,
Veniards are a wholesale company so you would need to find a local shop that stock their materials and get them to order 100 extra large Peacock Eyes from Veniards as this is what I do to get the big eyes which are the ones I used in the videos..I would normally get about 50% of them that are good enough to use for quills but I have had better...Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and all your friends and family..
All the very best Davie..
Davie, what is the wax you use?
Hi Rob,
I use Veniards Prepared Fly Tyers Wax, I have attached a link to it for you to see. Veniards are a wholesaler so any shop that stocks their materials should be able to help you.....
www.veniard.com/product4276/section9/
All the very best Davie
Davie McPhail thanks!
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