The Rusty Duck Pupa | Fly Pattern or Shooter?
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- Опубликовано: 7 мар 2021
- Rusty Duck
Designed By Trevor Tatarczuk
Hook: Alec Jackson Phantom Nymph(#11#17) or Daiichi 1760 (#10#18)
Thread: UTC 70 Woodduck & UTC 70 Rust Brown
Rib: UTC Wire, Gold
Bead: Chironomid Brown
Gills: UNI-Stretch, White
Using contrasting thread colors to mimic the subtle color variances along the body of a natural chironomid pupa is a popular technique. Good friend Trevor Tatarczuk is a master of this technique and chironomid tying in general. Trevor's chironomid pupa are works of art that look almost too good to fish. He is an innovative fly tyer everyone should pay attention to.
This past fall (2020) while fishing with Trevor in the Cariboo region of British Columbia I managed to sit down with Trevor to film him tying the Rusty Duck one of his less complex blended body chironomid pupa patterns.
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Product Sources
Tying Materials
Alec Jackson Phantom Nymph: www.canadianllama.com/alec-ja...
Daiichi 1760: www.canadianllama.com/daiichi...
UTC 70, Wood Duck & UTC 70 Rust Brown: bit.ly/3bpPFtg
UTC Ultra Wire, Gold: www.flyfishfood.com/products/...
Chironomid Brown Beads: www.canadianllama.com/brass-b...
UNI-Stretch, White: bit.ly/3rsQpTP
Tools and Other Stuff
Regal Vise: amzn.to/2Aki5Tb
Dr. Slick Fine Micro-Tip Scissors: amzn.to/36BAStd
Dr. Slick Hackle Pliers: amzn.to/3509G5R
Dr. Slick Whip Finisher: amzn.to/2jBpxzo
Rite Ceramic Bobbin: amzn.to/2Axr4B9
Brushable Superglue: amzn.to/30aHXNr
Solarez Bone Dry: www.chinookwindoutfitters.com...
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Hat's off to you B.C. tiers for pioneering this technique! It offers some amazing subtle realism.
Thanks Gary, Trevor is a talented tyer.
Cheers, Phil
Great video! Phil, thanks for getting Trevor on video. He is an outstanding tier.
That he is Dave. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Cheers, Phil
Great bug. Thanks for sharing.
@@raypearson2283 Thanks Ray, I am glad you enjoyed the video.
Cheers, Phil
Thanks for sharing Phil.
Thanks Barry, I am glad you enjoyed the video.
Cheers, Phil
At the Chinook Wind Outfitter store Trevor has some of his flies shown . Listed under the pro staff fly recipes . He has some very impressive patterns .
Yes I know, Trevor is a great tyer. I featured one of his patterns in one of my BC Outdoors columns last year.
Cheers, Phil
Awesome
Sweet
Great video,thankyou.How do you like the midge jaw.Largest hook you feel comfortable using?
I use a Regal vise myself. I believe Trevor was using a Peak vise in this video.
Cheers, Phil
Thankyou for the reply.I was asking more specifically when Trevor was tying the pupa with the peak midge jaws what would be the largest hook those jaws could handle.Granted certain hook manufactures hook diameters run differently.Thankyou.
Hi Dan,
I have tied up to size 6 streamer 2XH 3XL hook without any issues. I'm sure you could go a bit bigger, but I wouldn't. The key when using bigger hooks in the midge jaws is to place it further back in the jaws so you are not putting a lot of pressure on the tips.
Hope this answers your question.
Trevor
Hi Dan, I asked Trevor if he could respond to your question which he has.
Cheers, Phil
Just read an article about wealth privelage, did you lose access to lakes on Douglas Lakes Ranch ?
No there has always been access to the lakes on the ranch.
Maybe the owners blocked access to the other public lakes.
Nive.
Aren’t you giving yourself more work than necessary it seems so you are 🐟🎣🤔
Hi Lawrence, you are correct simple is often just as good or in some instances better. There are a lot of chironomid tyers who really enjoy putting in subtle details. I have been known to do that from time to time. I am not always convinced the fish see or notice them but if it becomes a source of confidence for the fly tyer they probably believe in their patterns and consequently fish them better. I still come back to the point that if fish can see all of the details we put in flies how come they consistently don't notice the hook? 😀:
Cheers, Phil
I have been trying to buy some of the "Woodduck " color thread for a couple of years . Is it a discontinued product ?
I don’t believe so. It still should be available through anyone who sells UTC thread.
Cheers, Phil
Awesome work thank you sharing
Philip 👍👍🎏🛶
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Thanks!
Cheers, Phil