Beautifully done Mak! I wish I could make a Rhyacophila Caddis Larvae. And I like the way you added the butt ends from the peacock herl to form legs. I was wondering how to do to that. Thank You for Sharing this video with us, I really enjoyed watching it. You Take Care. Aloha!🌴🦐🎣🐟🐠
I So Appreciate that You Share Your Talent with Us !!! I’ll be tying some of Your pattern soon, and will fish them here in NW Michigan Rivers . The BROWNS won’t stay Off The Fly !!! 👍🏻🎣✨
This is an amazing looking fly. I am very impressed by your meticulous level of detail and ability to create such a realistic looking pattern. I'll be subscribing to your channel now and looking forward to future videos. Thank you very much for this video.
Thank you Mick, I always do new take on traditional Pattern, at the moment I am very busy with work, but I will do these soon, thanks for mentioning :))
beautiful bug...in my saved account here.. your flys are about 90 percent of the saved one..i send these videos to my freinds to help them see how a fly is tied
This is an awesome tying mak, could I use the uv resin instead of the varnish or will it discolor as it sets? Going to give this one a whirl. Quality fly again Mak.
Which brand Varnish do you use for this presentation ?? I purchase all my Varnish from the UK, Scotland to be specific but i have nothing as thick as this. UV has its place, just not here. Thanks
Thank you Matt. I just suscrived to your channel. I live in Patagonia. I plan to make some of your patterns for local waters. Sorry for one more question, whats the floss you are using? Thank you again for the time to reply! Cheers!
Mak, I love your videos but on this one what is the white body you call "yarn" Sadly most tying shops have closed here as the fishery for the mighty Atlantic Salmon dies. Is this "yarn" like my grandmothers knitted sweaters with in the 30s 40s and 50s? I suspect that it is a different thing. We have different names on either side of the Atlantic. Would like clarifcation as to the material. Here, "yarn is a very fussy broad material", quite different from what you filmed. BTW..Keep up the great patterns !!eventhere is some language differences in the different types of english
Thank you commando ,, I am glad you like it, As for the Yarn, it is call ( polypropylene Floating Yarn , if you google it you will find it, or try in ebay Regards,,, Mak
That is so good. Love the use of the yarn
Thank you so much friend :)))
@@Makflies where do you get the yarn? what make is it?
The use of the razor blade for the gills - brilliant! Great tie sir
Thank you so much Stephen :))
Any idea what wool for the body is being used?
@@Makflies please share the type/brand white wool you used
Wow, Mak...this fly is a work of art! Too pretty to fish with!
Thank you Dave , I am glad you like it,, :)
Beautifully done Mak!
I wish I could make a Rhyacophila Caddis Larvae.
And I like the way you added the butt ends from the peacock herl to form legs. I was wondering how to do to that.
Thank You for Sharing this video with us, I really enjoyed watching it.
You Take Care. Aloha!🌴🦐🎣🐟🐠
Thank you Kent, I really appreciate that my friend,
Regards,,, Mak
Cutting the bottom afterwards is a clever idea!
Nice one...!
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You tie magnificent flies.
Thank you my friend Rich, much appreciated 👍👍👍
Delightful pattern and instructions. Greatly appreciate your skill and patterns. Keep it up. Thanks.
Thank you my friend :-)
Great tying, that is so beautiful nymph .
Thank you for sharing .
You welcome friend
Wow!!! Beautiful fly!!! Very, very realistic. Thank you!!!
Thank you friend. I am glad you like it
cheers
Amazing fly Arshad. Great attention to detail. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Danny :))
Well done, that looks awesome.
Thanks my friend
Beautiful fly. I will try to tie this tonight!
Greetings from Sweden
Many Thanks my friend
FLY ART ...... at its HIGHEST Level 👍🏻🎣🌞✨
Thank you Brian :))
I So Appreciate that You Share Your Talent with Us !!! I’ll be tying some of Your pattern soon, and will fish them here in NW Michigan Rivers .
The BROWNS won’t stay Off The Fly !!!
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Thats artwork, pure passion ! Great
Thank you Max
beautiful fly. I wish I had a bit of time right now to tie it before I go fishing
Thank you friend, you have to make time it's fun :))
This is an amazing looking fly. I am very impressed by your meticulous level of detail and ability to create such a realistic looking pattern. I'll be subscribing to your channel now and looking forward to future videos. Thank you very much for this video.
Thank you very much for nice words my friend. I am happy that you like this pattern. I will be uploading more soon.
mak
Fantastic! Wow that looks good
Thank you John :))
Great tying, thanks for showing!
Thank you StoneFly86, I am glad you liked it
Nicely done... Very realistic looking!
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great channel with great videos! just started tying so loving all the info in your vids! keep it up buddy!! all the best,
+Barrie Parker Thank you my friend, I am glad that I can Help,
Cheers mak
Nice! Tight lines🐜🐛🕷️!!!!!
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Hello, good baits are obtained, thanks for the video!
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Just beautiful! Have you tried a modern take on the Butcher or an Alexander using resin to shape the body? They were my dad's favourite wet flies
Thank you Mick, I always do new take on traditional Pattern, at the moment I am very busy with work, but I will do these soon, thanks for mentioning :))
Superb fly! thanks for sharing!
Thank you my friend
That's really unique! Nice work
Thank you Michael :)
Very nice fly! Good video...
Thank you my friend
Beautiful fly!
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That's awesome!
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great pattern, can't wait to use it
many thanks
wonderful and inspiring, thanku you :-)
Thank you my friend
Exelent!!! it´s a very efficient pattern here, in Patagonia.
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would love to know what yarn was used, or even better the list of materials. GREAT FLY!
its polypropylene Yrn,, Josh,, thank you for watching
Mak, you re a master badass at the vice. I bet a seasoned angler as well. Thanks for the vid.
Thank you Dee, I am glad you like it, I am Season Angler :))
beautiful bug...in my saved account here.. your flys are about 90 percent of the saved one..i send these videos to my freinds to help them see how a fly is tied
Thank you so much my friend, I really appreciate that :))
Outstanding!
Thank you Linwood
I'm curious what kind of yarn that is? great looking fly! eager to try it this spring for grayling!
Thank you. This is a Body Antron Yarn
Cheers
This is an awesome tying mak, could I use the uv resin instead of the varnish or will it discolor as it sets? Going to give this one a whirl. Quality fly again Mak.
Hi Andy
I don't think it will make any difference in fact it might even be better. Give it a go
Cheers
Fantastic pattern can't wait to try my hand at it!
But what markers are you using?
Thanks
Hi Greg Thanks for the nice Comment. I am using permanent Marker. You can buy this from any Art & Craft Shop.
Regards mak
What yarn is this? My hearing isn't the best.
This is floating Yarn Keith, from Veniard :))
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Beautiful
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Awesome video!! Thanks for sharing!! Could i ask is that a german accent?
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k, love the techniques.
Thanks mate
thanks sr!
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Cool fly
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what size of monofiliment thread do you use in the beginning?
Its actually Antron Body Yarn. You can buy that from any fly fishing shop or ebay.
hey do you now what type of fly thread to use on the caddis larvae if its thicker like a 140 or a 160 weight or just regular string
I use Uni 6/0 white thread
Nice fly, what is the yarn you used please?
Hi Derek
Thank you. This is a Antron Body Yarn
Cheers
Which brand Varnish do you use for this presentation ??
I purchase all my Varnish from the UK, Scotland to be specific but i have nothing as thick as this.
UV has its place, just not here.
Thanks
Hi
Any Varnish will go thicker after lots of use, or speed it up by leaving the lid off for a while ( keep on checking ).
Thanks mak
Great fly... is it possible to give the brand names of the products you use? Eg. What is the brand name for the yarn?
It's actually a Veniard Floating Yarn, I don't give name cos I am not Sponsored by any Company :))
Makflies Thanks
Thanks
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Nice job
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Wow!! is all I got.
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Great videos please make more
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what kind of varnish do you use? mine is soooo thined down.
If you have a old bottle of varnish which has already been used and gone thick.
Cheers
What kind of varnish is it. Just regular woodworking varnish.
what is the name of the yarn. Great fly!
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Complimenti che ste imitazioni sono delle opere darte
Thank Renato
Great looking fly! What kind of yarn are you using? Best Regards!
Antron Yarn Cheers
Thank you Matt. I just suscrived to your channel. I live in Patagonia. I plan to make some of your patterns for local waters. Sorry for one more question, whats the floss you are using? Thank you again for the time to reply! Cheers!
No Problem, I am using Uni Thread 6/0
Hi Mark, Thanks for answering. I meant what is the white floss you used for the segmented body. Thanks again mate! Cheers.
Its a White Antron yarn
Nice
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these are fantastic, do you sale them
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what thread are you using? what size?
Its Uni 6/0
Is it that varnish or glue?
Thank you. This is a Sally Hansen Nail Varnish. You can also use UV Resin
Cheers
Good video. A list of materials would be helpful; at least to myself. Thanks
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very nice fly you have a new subscriber looking forward to seeing what you do next
Thank you Mate.
I shall be uploading soon
Aah ok. I was wondering because it was so tight, mine is really loose
Use the old Varnish which has been used and gone thick
Hi my name is jason, am vary new at tying, would this be a good starter fly for me to tie,many thx
Hi Jason
This is a River Fly, If you are fishing on Rivers then its good.
Thanks mak
Perfect thx I am fishing rivers,looking forward to more of your videos,.
Where do you get that yarn????
Type polypropylene yarn
@@Makflies WOW so witch one? there are a million different kinds.
@@MrDwilfong11 Veniard Fly Tying :))
fly tiers with skill could be surgeons
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ok thanks
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I meant white yarn. Is it something boddy yarn?
Its Antron Body Yarn
Mak, I love your videos but on this one what is the white body you call "yarn" Sadly most tying shops have closed here as the fishery for the mighty Atlantic Salmon dies. Is this "yarn" like my grandmothers knitted sweaters with in the 30s 40s and 50s? I suspect that it is a different thing. We have different names on either side of the Atlantic. Would like clarifcation as to the material. Here, "yarn is a very fussy broad material", quite different from what you filmed. BTW..Keep up the great patterns !!eventhere is some language differences in the different types of english
Thank you commando ,, I am glad you like it, As for the Yarn, it is call ( polypropylene Floating Yarn , if you google it you will find it, or try in ebay
Regards,,, Mak
nice flies but u should have recipe available
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Mak what yarn was you used to make the segmentation?
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I meant white yarn?
Yes
I'm still confused over the yarn used on the body. nobody seems to know of body antron and everything i find is not nice and straight like you used.
David Evans Its a Body Antron Yarn. If you Google it or go to ebay you will find it
Thanks
Are we tying flies or making works of art???I
we are tying flies for work of Art & Catching fish also :)
From a fellow fly tyer on youtube..... That's cool man. Im not that prof yet but please check my videos.
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Im not even gonna attempt
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