Tying Tips for a Better Buzzer Chironomid Pupa Fly
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- Опубликовано: 13 мар 2018
- flyguys.net/fishing-informati... | Fly Tying Tips for a Better Buzzer style (traditional) Chironomid Pupa Fly pattern.
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Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I am an avid chironomid fisherman. This looks like a great pattern, which I plan on tying today and putting it in the water next week. Your video is much appreciated. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful! You're vey welcome! :)
I came across your series and watched all 3 videos. I’ve only been tying for a couple of years. These videos, like all of your instructional videos are terrific. The pro tip that stood out is where to start the rib wrap. Really gives a clean finish on the shank. Thanks!
You're welcome Barry! Thanks for the feedback!
@@BCFlyguys Merry Christmas boys.
Great pattern and great tips. I tied a few of these last night and each one got better. Started on size 10's and went down to 12's. Now to tie some even smaller. Thank you for this instructive video! :-) Looking forward to fishing these!
Awesome! Thanks for letting us know!
Awesome fly. Just learning. It’s fun to tie. Ice of 2020 is going to be good with these flies.
LOVE the vids, keep them coming. I am learning a good deal , thanks !
PRACERZ awesome to hear my friend! I'm glad to hear your learning from it! That's why we do it:) tightlines!
Another great fly! Thanks for sharing.
Scott Cordell your very welcome! Thank you so much for watching! Tightlines!
Awesome, love it
Thank you Brandyn
Thank You! I liked the technique.
Гоша Голубев your very welcome! Thanks for watching!
Beautiful fly. I will definitely try it in the cariboo region in the spring. Thank you.....
Dave Repole it should serve you well sir!! Thanks for the kind words and tightlines!
Sweet fly tightlines
Thanks alot Mike! You too!
Really nice looking chironomid. That blue is subtle, but I like that way it catches the light. Thoughts on tying in the breathers as part of the thorax?
Good day, thank you very much glad you like it! We recently put up a pattern that utilizes some ostrich herl as breathers wrapped up front of the thorax. Check it out and let me know if this is kinda what your thinking.Its the K.O chironomid pupa. thanks again for watching!
That's beautiful !I want to start tying what vice or kit do you recommend I want to make #16to22 Midge and WD-40
flyguys.net/store/danvise-fly-tying-vise :)
your beard makes for tough background
Nice, what kind of Tinsel or Flashabou color is that ?
Black
at first,, i was wondering ' is that a beard? or dubbing'? its a beard