How to Tie a Scud Pattern for Lakes-Mirage Soft Hackle Scud

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  • Опубликовано: 11 дек 2024

Комментарии • 26

  • @PeachyFlyFishing
    @PeachyFlyFishing Год назад +1

    Nice pattern Phil, thanks, I will try this. :)

  • @pauljacobsen3777
    @pauljacobsen3777 2 года назад +1

    Thank you Phil...great looking pattern. And a big thank you for the links on where to get the materials...a big help

  • @bluejacket645
    @bluejacket645 2 года назад +4

    Phil, this is a great pattern, thanks for sharing. I could also see a variant of this with a black bead. It would make a great caddis pupa imitation.

    • @PhilRowleyFlyFishing
      @PhilRowleyFlyFishing  2 года назад +1

      Thanks, I am pleased to hear you enjoyed my video. Yes there are lots of potential variations including a caddis pupa.
      Cheers, Phil

  • @TheGibbons334
    @TheGibbons334 2 года назад +1

    Like the look of this! Another to add to the menu over xmas 😃 cheers Phil

    • @PhilRowleyFlyFishing
      @PhilRowleyFlyFishing  2 года назад

      Thanks. It has been a great pattern for me. The trout in Argentina liked it too!
      Cheers, Phil

  • @icefisher1171
    @icefisher1171 2 года назад +1

    nice. I'm going to tie a few of these for under the ice this winter.

  • @ejmacewan8942
    @ejmacewan8942 2 года назад +2

    WOW ,,, WHAT A SUPER 👍 TYING VIDEO,, VERY CREATIVE,, STEP-BY-STEP HOW TOO,,, WELL DONE 👍,,,, THANK YOU FOR YOUR DEDICATION AND PASSION,, PLEASE BE SAFE AND HEALTHY….

    • @PhilRowleyFlyFishing
      @PhilRowleyFlyFishing  2 года назад

      Thanks EJ. I am pleased to hear that you enjoyed my video and found it helpful.
      Cheers, Phil

  • @flatswhisperer
    @flatswhisperer 2 года назад +1

    Great scud pattern Phil ! Thanks for sharing with us.

    • @PhilRowleyFlyFishing
      @PhilRowleyFlyFishing  2 года назад

      Thanks! I am pleased to hear that you enjoyed my video.
      Cheers Phil

  • @davelawrence9981
    @davelawrence9981 2 года назад +1

    Looks delicious. Agree with caddis pupa comment as well….

    • @PhilRowleyFlyFishing
      @PhilRowleyFlyFishing  2 года назад

      Thanks Dave, I am pleased to hear that you enjoyed my tying video.
      Cheers, Phil

  • @TedJ71
    @TedJ71 2 года назад +1

    Great looking pattern, as always enjoy your videos !

    • @PhilRowleyFlyFishing
      @PhilRowleyFlyFishing  2 года назад

      Thanks Ted, I am pleased to hear that you enjoyed this video.
      Cheers, Phil

  • @dalesharpy9197
    @dalesharpy9197 8 месяцев назад +1

    I don’t fish scuds enough, but when I do I usually catch lol.
    Thanks Phil
    Sharpy Out

    • @PhilRowleyFlyFishing
      @PhilRowleyFlyFishing  8 месяцев назад

      Hi Dale,
      Most of us don’t. Scuds don’t seem to get the respect and recognition that other patterns do. We should all definitely fish them more often.
      Cheers, Phil.

  • @rockymountainflydesign8149
    @rockymountainflydesign8149 2 года назад +1

    Need stickers that say get munched. Great video Phil. Hope you are well.

    • @PhilRowleyFlyFishing
      @PhilRowleyFlyFishing  2 года назад

      Thanks. Glad you enjoyed the video. I love your sticker idea. 👍
      Cheers Phil

  • @lonewizzard8456
    @lonewizzard8456 2 года назад +1

    That's one good looking scud! Plus it looks like it would be enjoyable to tie. Ace instruction and tying.

    • @PhilRowleyFlyFishing
      @PhilRowleyFlyFishing  2 года назад

      Thanks glad to hear you liked the pattern and my video. This was my most productive scud during my recent trip to Argentina and Jurassic Lake.
      Cheers Phil.

  • @glentew953
    @glentew953 2 года назад +1

    I really like the look of this scud Phil. Do you find it fishes as well without the soft hackle? Thank you for sharing another fine pattern and have a great season!

    • @PhilRowleyFlyFishing
      @PhilRowleyFlyFishing  2 года назад

      Hi Glen, I am pleased to hear that you like this pattern. You could tie it without the soft hackle. I just like the additional movement it provides while suggesting the front legs of a scud.
      Cheers, Phil