Fly Tying Skill Builder #11 | Burnt ends, Bulletproof Caddisflies, and Mayfly Tails
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- Опубликовано: 3 июл 2024
- These SKILL BUILDER videos will help you along your Fly Tying Journey! We choose three tips per week and post them on Fridays!
In this video we show you a really cool hack to keep your synthetic fibers neat and in one place, we'll show you how to tie a bulletproof Elk Hair Caddis that can be used in many different applications, and finally we will show you three really cool ways to make a split mayfly tail!
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This video will show the following:
Chapter 1 - Burned End Technique for Streamer Fibers (Difficulty 1/5)
Chapter 2 - How to Make a Bulletproof Elk Hair Caddis (Difficulty 3/5)
Chapter 3 - How to Split Mayfly Tails (Difficulty 3/5)
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00:00 Introduction
00:19 Burned End Technique for Streamer Fibers (Difficulty 1/5)
02:12 How to Make a Bulletproof Elk Hair Caddis (Difficulty 3/5)
05:23 How to Split Mayfly Tails (Difficulty 3/5) 
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“Imagine a whip finish on that bad boy!”
I was really looking for the finished fly satisfaction Cheech. You’re lucky I have a good imagination! 🤣
I did too but I thought the whip finish was a bit big!!
This is a wonderful video! I always wondered how to split tails. Great one guys!
Great tip on burning the end on EP fibers. As for using the thread to split a tail , Tim Flagler had a "One Minute Tying Tip" awhile back showing the same great technique. Thanks again for the Tying Tips series.
I love these videos, and the production value. The overhead shots really help me see what's going on...as well as getting to see Cheech's soft delicate hands. I agree with other comments about how to handle Gummy Minnow skins. I see other fisherman cleaning up on mini jigs some days, and I want something that has the same action, but not as heavy to cast.
Well done! Thank you for your efforts.
Keep doing what you're doing! Love these skill builders, great to see content directed at helping people become better tyers in short form. So nice being able to send these to people who are having trouble with technique!
A fourth way to split tails is to create a small thread dam at the back of the hook. The larger the dam, the larger the angle. Tie in your tails on the hook eye side and you can reduce the angle by adding wraps towards the bend. Works great for biot tails too!
Many ways for sure, but thread dam builds bulk too much IMO
Another great video, keep them coming!
In method 3 of splitting tails if you use yellow thread, it could simulate an egg sack making an Adams fly the Lady Adams😊
Cheech, love the skill builders you and the crew are amazing. Keep them coming, how much longer do we have to wait till you Tim and Tom get together 🤔
Soon young grasshopper. Soon 😬😬
Really cool stuff; always something to learn. I especially like EVERYTHING! Plus, you going to get more business as I saw something I can use!
Could you show how the skin on the Gummy minnow is used. Great info put out in every video. Thank you.
I’ll start practicing. Those are TOUGH!
Thank you. I'm trying to tie a realistic looking minnow. A fellow member showed a pic of one he tied, but for certain reasons, he won't explain his process. He has a craft fur body and tail, with a sagging shad style body, covered with the skin. I tried and made a mess of it. Will be looking for your video on how to use the skin. Thanks. Really enjoy your informative tutorials. Eric.
I would also like to see that too.
I am seeing a lot of that Smhaen bobbin … Also what happened to the C&F Design vise? Keep up the great work!
Any tips for using the rotary function on your vice? Sometimes it seems my hook shank is too high or low and also I don’t know what to do with my thread bobbin - I’ve tried the cradle, whip finishing, extra turns and I’m not sure which is best. Also, sometimes I don’t know if a material should be turned with the vice or by hand. Are there any rules or principles you guys keep in mind that guide you on when to use the rotary, how to use it, and which way to turn it? Anything would be helpful. Thanks.
Love the skill builders
We are going to have a full rotary tying video.
AUHHH MURR GURSH!! He ain't using his renomed scnazzerz!!!??
Kool Beans 🫘
UV resin, set the tail and then flash set the resin
Resin sinks. Better to just learn to do it with thread.
If fibbets was good enough for John Betts, it is good enough for me.
Any tips for tying cicadas
We have several cicada videos on this channel.
I live in the river in the thumb of Michigan and it's not trout salmon river straight up shoal bass small mouth bass rocks blugals crappie can you show a fly that would get them in clear water deer fly please. Thanks your sub from Michigan
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