Veniard Micro Glint is difficult, if not impossible to order from a US merchant. However, it seems that Textreme Glitter Thread #09 ( Golden Brown ) is exactly the same material as the Veniard in Brown. I have both the Veniard and the Textreme and can't tell the difference. The Textreme is made in Italy. In the US it's available from Tactical Fly Fisher in a bunch of colors.
Hi Davie, I'm behind in my viewing but I always enjoy your videos. I never paid much attention to this style other than they're pretty little nymphs and would make nice jewelry as I tried to do once. Now alot has been done on these nymphs for a few years because of the international competition. Today I went to a website and learned a little background on the subject. They are also derived from Russian ice fishing jigs and light line spin fishing. If I spelled it wrong forgive me but they were called marmoosca and the site gave a similar name. I known of these heavy compact jigs for years and have used them ice fishing. Also, because they're suspended to trigger a striker after some jigging, they turn the hook towards the fish on a light take, just by the suction created by opening it's mouth do to the jigs perfect balance. Now advancements in hooks and materials making these jigs is much easier for the diy lure maker and fly tyer. Sorry for the long comment but you're such an amazing teacher you make me think about all aspects of fishing and fly tying. Thank you Davie, I'll certainly give this a try... a.t.b...
Davie : I would love to see how you fish some of the patterns you tie. Maybe a quick segment at the end of the video either describing how you fish it or a stream side demonstration would be appreciated.
I mostly fish stillwater areas for panfish, but I like the look of the version with legs better. As tied in the video, the fly looks more like a fry to me than a nymph. With that goal in mind, a cdc puff tail (thinned) and lead tape underbody would help get the fly down. The tag or hotspot could be formed from a separate piece of thread.
Only just got around to thinking about tying these and my first time with a UV resin and torch. I don't suppose with the amount of flies you tie that you worry about the resin drying up in the nozzle do you? Would you recommned flushing out the nozzle with a solvent after each session and if so what solvent would you use?
Hi Jay, They all do and even the old epoxy resins did the same so I have always finished them off with a fine coat of varnish to keep them clear but it also seals the resin and helps stop the water getting under it..I 'm glad you liked the fly.. All the very best Davie
I see you from Spain. :P and this is the kind of flies we use for all types of fish there. If you combinate all type of colours and dubbings you will know how is our nymph box in Spain. hahaha Nice fly
Hi Simon, I use a Law vice but unfortunately it is no longer being made, I have a video here on RUclips which I have attached for you to see.. ruclips.net/video/3P6MZIrpGG0/видео.html All the very best Davie
Davie, Micro Glint is not available in the U.S. What would be a reasonable substitute? I was thinking maybe a coupled of strands of crystal flash in different colors to give the variegated effect?
Hi Stephen, The Micro Glint is very like Madeira Metallic Thread which I have used for these flies as well. I bought this thread from a local sewing shop so I'm sure you will find some in yours..It is certainly worth using a crystal flash in different colours to make your own flies... All the very best Davie...
Hi Piere Vojzola, I have attached a link to the UV torch I used in the video and I'm glad you liked the fly... All the very best Davie www.farlows.co.uk/bug-bond-professional-uv-light.html?gclid=CNDGzoSmrtACFdQaGwodwOIOyA
Hi Ken, I've tyed them down to a size 20 and the hook I used was a Fulling Mill Ultimate Dry in Black Nickel, the bead was 1.5mm..I have attached a link to one of my videos for you to see.. ruclips.net/video/78jBt-pujdM/видео.html All the very best Davie
Hi Chris, I have attached a link to the material I used to tye the Perdigon nymph, it's from a wholesale company called Veniards so if you know a shop that sells their materials then i'm sure they'll be able to help you...I'm glad you liked the nymph... All the very best Davie www.theessentialfly.com/micro-glint-brown.html
Hi Graham, I have attached a link to the adapter that I use...All the very best Davie.. www.fishingmegastore.com/bug-bond-mains-professional-uv-light~18838.html
Nice dave mcphil Allan McClenaghan Hamilton dave I'll call you tomorrow definitely I'm layer up my stiches come out the mora I have a few things I want to no ware to get the micro glint if it's veniards I'll get Jimmy to order me it been busy with the dye pot I manged to get it in bulk when I need it I have some stuff for you to have a play with nice fly looks good for the lady of the stream I'll need to right down the model number of the hook geesa sum lol simple but deadly on the gralaying cheers mate I'll wait until about 1 o clock afternoon I was hoping to go to Galway fair but next year the big 40 next November cheers mate Jimmys book is out
Hi Sigpor Steinn, It gives the impression of the thorax and as Alberto said the wing case, though I'm sure it would still work just as well without.. All the very best Davie...
Awesome fly tying. Great pattern
As always, well done Davie! The first Perdigon video I've seen with the wing case on the proper (top) side of the fly.
Veniard Micro Glint is difficult, if not impossible to order from a US merchant. However, it seems that Textreme Glitter Thread #09 ( Golden Brown ) is exactly the same material as the Veniard in Brown. I have both the Veniard and the Textreme and can't tell the difference. The Textreme is made in Italy. In the US it's available from Tactical Fly Fisher in a bunch of colors.
Hi Davie, I'm behind in my viewing but I always enjoy your videos. I never paid much attention to this style other than they're pretty little nymphs and would make nice jewelry as I tried to do once. Now alot has been done on these nymphs for a few years because of the international competition. Today I went to a website and learned a little background on the subject. They are also derived from Russian ice fishing jigs and light line spin fishing. If I spelled it wrong forgive me but they were called marmoosca and the site gave a similar name. I known of these heavy compact jigs for years and have used them ice fishing. Also, because they're suspended to trigger a striker after some jigging, they turn the hook towards the fish on a light take, just by the suction created by opening it's mouth do to the jigs perfect balance. Now advancements in hooks and materials making these jigs is much easier for the diy lure maker and fly tyer. Sorry for the long comment but you're such an amazing teacher you make me think about all aspects of fishing and fly tying. Thank you Davie, I'll certainly give this a try... a.t.b...
Davie : I would love to see how you fish some of the patterns you tie. Maybe a quick segment at the end of the video either describing how you fish it or a stream side demonstration would be appreciated.
fantastic davie, i'll definatly be tying a few of them for my fly box. nicely done.
best regards
brian
dr jekyl
I mostly fish stillwater areas for panfish, but I like the look of the version with legs better. As tied in the video, the fly looks more like a fry to me than a nymph. With that goal in mind, a cdc puff tail (thinned) and lead tape underbody would help get the fly down. The tag or hotspot could be formed from a separate piece of thread.
handcannon
It would be good for ice fishing too.
So good
Like those ones
Only just got around to thinking about tying these and my first time with a UV resin and torch. I don't suppose with the amount of flies you tie that you worry about the resin drying up in the nozzle do you? Would you recommned flushing out the nozzle with a solvent after each session and if so what solvent would you use?
Lovely fly davie 👌🏻👍,Do all resins leave a tacky coating if you dont use varnish having some problems with bug bond lately.
Thanks
Jay
Hi Jay,
They all do and even the old epoxy resins did the same so I have always finished them off with a fine coat of varnish to keep them clear but it also seals the resin and helps stop the water getting under it..I 'm glad you liked the fly..
All the very best Davie
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I see you from Spain. :P and this is the kind of flies we use for all types of fish there. If you combinate all type of colours and dubbings you will know how is our nymph box in Spain. hahaha Nice fly
Hi david what vice do you use
Hi Simon,
I use a Law vice but unfortunately it is no longer being made, I have a video here on RUclips which I have attached for you to see..
ruclips.net/video/3P6MZIrpGG0/видео.html
All the very best Davie
@@DavieMcPhail thanks very much dave
hejsan från sweden i love your video
Davie, Micro Glint is not available in the U.S. What would be a reasonable substitute? I was thinking maybe a coupled of strands of crystal flash in different colors to give the variegated effect?
Hi Stephen,
The Micro Glint is very like Madeira Metallic Thread which I have used for these flies as well. I bought this thread from a local sewing shop so I'm sure you will find some in yours..It is certainly worth using a crystal flash in different colours to make your own flies...
All the very best Davie...
Hi, good nymph for fast water. Can you tell me what make of UV torch you use?
Hi Piere Vojzola,
I have attached a link to the UV torch I used in the video and I'm glad you liked the fly...
All the very best Davie
www.farlows.co.uk/bug-bond-professional-uv-light.html?gclid=CNDGzoSmrtACFdQaGwodwOIOyA
Nice little nymph there my friend. How small can you go with them? I fish alot in our streams here in w.va.
Best Regards, Ken
Hi Ken,
I've tyed them down to a size 20 and the hook I used was a Fulling Mill Ultimate Dry in Black Nickel, the bead was 1.5mm..I have attached a link to one of my videos for you to see..
ruclips.net/video/78jBt-pujdM/видео.html
All the very best Davie
There in Spain most of the crazy people can fish with a number 26
beautiful tie as always. thank you for sharing. where do you find the ribbing material you are using for this pattern? best regards, chris
Hi Chris,
I have attached a link to the material I used to tye the Perdigon nymph, it's from a wholesale company called Veniards so if you know a shop that sells their materials then i'm sure they'll be able to help you...I'm glad you liked the nymph...
All the very best Davie
www.theessentialfly.com/micro-glint-brown.html
hi Davie I remember you saying in one of you other videos about the mains adapter you got for you uv torch were did you get it?
Hi Graham,
I have attached a link to the adapter that I use...All the very best Davie..
www.fishingmegastore.com/bug-bond-mains-professional-uv-light~18838.html
Nice dave mcphil Allan McClenaghan Hamilton dave I'll call you tomorrow definitely I'm layer up my stiches come out the mora I have a few things I want to no ware to get the micro glint if it's veniards I'll get Jimmy to order me it been busy with the dye pot I manged to get it in bulk when I need it I have some stuff for you to have a play with nice fly looks good for the lady of the stream I'll need to right down the model number of the hook geesa sum lol simple but deadly on the gralaying cheers mate I'll wait until about 1 o clock afternoon I was hoping to go to Galway fair but next year the big 40 next November cheers mate Jimmys book is out
Why the black spot ?
I don't know the correct translation, maybe is the wing chase , but in spanish is saco alar.
Hi Sigpor Steinn,
It gives the impression of the thorax and as Alberto said the wing case, though I'm sure it would still work just as well without..
All the very best Davie...
Dearest Davie
Does this fly travel through the water upside down, that is to say hook point up?
All the best
Colbee
Hi Colbee,
It does travel and sit upside down and when fished off the bottom the bead would be bouncing off the bottom..
All the very best Davie..