Tying a Golden Olive Dynamite Harry (Variant) with Davie McPhail
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- The Original Dressing of the Dynamite Harry was tyed by Jorgen Danielsson of Sweden...
Materials Used;
Hook, Fulling Mill Czech Nymph/Emerger size 16
Thread, Uni-8/0 Olive Dun
Tail. Coq De Leon Fibres Light Pardo
Body, Tiemco Aero Dry Wing Golden Olive
Thorax, Dyed Yellow/Olive Squirrel Dubbing
Hackle, Grizzle Cock Saddle
Wing, Tiemco Aero Dry Wing Golden Olive 
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Not been tying for a few years. Forgot how much I can learn by watching the best. Keep em coming Davie.
Killer BWO pattern! BEAUTY!
What a great payoff for such a simple design. A great profile on the water surface. Thanks as always Davie.
Glad to see you use the filling mill Czech nymph hooks. I have some and was weary to tye a dry onto them, but now I’m convinced.
Every video is a master class in minimalism. Every fly is perfect.. Thank you Mr. McPail.
A superb and simple design.
Highly floatable, translucent and I imagine sits perfectly every cast.
A perfect example of how less is so much more.
Bordering on a perfect dry fly.
Very nice, Davie! It's great to see simple carefully applied techniques create a beautiful, practical fly. Always fun to watch, Thanks... Greg
One of my favorites of the bunch! Hard to beat a good olive pattern and this one has it all. I’ve recently dyed some CDL in a chartreuse and olive and intend to use it as my tailing fibers, and also use a dozen or so fibers to tie and mix in with the wing, similar to your gnat pattern recently uploaded. May change the wing color to dun and cover the transition at the thorax with dubbing similar to your single feather CDL mayfly tied a year or so ago. Great ideas and a wealth of knowledge shared for all to see and pull from. The more I watch each evening, the more I learn and the more tools I have in my tool belt. Thanks for speeding my journey along and for providing a tying encyclopedia for the world to reference!
It's suggestive enough to attract trout; interesting! Thanks, Davie!
Cracking fly and a ‘different’ selection of materials all brought together in a fantastic looking fly.
Pluma de gallo de Leon, the best feathers of the world, great tying 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
That'll definitely catch fish. Brilliant fly Davie 👏👍🎣
Awesome just Awesome Davie.
All the best and tight lines Peter.
Excellent 👌 davie
What a cracking looking wee pattern and simple to tie, can't wait to add these to the dry fly box
Cracking wee dressing very clever and well thought out Davie !! Love it 👌👌👌
The Lord’s Prayer as it should be so beautiful sounding how first spoken
Dave I have just spent a small fortune on the materials for tying this fly,but I can safely say the 5 I have tied look the business,can't wait to give them a go.Thanks for another awesome step by step video..cheers Paul
Hi Paul,
Let me know how you get on with them and I am glad you liked the fly, I am sorry about the cost but I'm sure the fish you catch will make up for it..
All the very best Davie
Superb fly Davie. Nicely tied and well explained. Many thanks for sharing.
A braw wee beastie Davie. Thanks for the tips. 👍👏🎣
That's a beautiful pattern Davie.great looking.thanks for sharing
This is a nice pattern! Easy tie and it looks very effective! Thanks Davie!!
Wonderful Fly, will have to tie a few for the river. Thank you!
Very nice. I like these parachute variants with different wing materials; CDC, the EC caddis, etc., and the extended body without a lot of fiddling about is desirable for me.
Will give this a go, soon. Probably in sulphur colours to match the local entomology.
Thank you Davie.
Nice tie Davie! I'm going to tie up a few with what I have for materials. I love that grizzly hackle.
thanks.
just awesome.. ty sir
Beautiful as always!
Awesome video and pattern as always and looks nice and simple as well I'll be giving a few of these a try in that color and a few local colors as well
A beauty to b sure... Thanks again, Davie
Brilliant fly ur skill is awesome been binge watching ur vids make it look so easy big yin
Interesting tie. Looking forward to this one!
Love it Davey, looks really catchy, cheers
Thanks again for another great pattern!!
Really nice fly. Dynamit Harry 👍👍
Great pattern Davie! Thanks!
Great looking flea Davie I put my aero wing on the foam cast carriers takes the bumps out of the aero wing as they are on the card very tight which causes the bends on the wing material 👍
Un excelente trabajo,como siempre
Love it! Tanks Davie🤩
Another great fly Davie! I've been following your channel for more than 6 years, first back in S. E. Kent in the UK and now here in the Philippines. I must admit there is very little freshwater fly fishing here what there is is mainly saltwater stuff. Once the Covid situation is sorted out here I shall have a try for Milkfish and Tilapia in some of my local fisheries Bulacan. Local anglers mainly bait fish or spin but I'm sure that flies like the a Cats Whisker or Cormorants will catch, Milkfish look as if they will give a good scrap on fly tackle. Keep on tying Davie and I'll keep watching especially anything for mullet which is the nearest British fish to a Milkfish.
I spent years in the Philippines Paul but failed to find anything suitable for fly fishing there. Good deepwater fishing off the islands for grouper, lapu-lapu etc using hand lines. Book a trip to New Zealand for amazing wild rainbow trout fly fishing if you can. Start with the North Island round Lake Tapau.
Well done as usual Davie!
Gorgeous Tie
Благодарю, Дэви! Отличный экземпляр! Класс!👍🤝🇰🇿
Very natural. Beauty.
Most unusual but cool 😎
Named after a classic film character (a burglar with preference of explosives, Jönssonligan or Olsen banden for danish readers) played by one of our most beloved actors. I guess, never heard of the fly before. / Swede
Nice fly Davie. I don’t have those materials but may improvise👍
Fantastic... you just upped my dry fly game... made 4 and took them to the Eden last night. 18 fish in 2 hour session the
LDO's definately work. Thank you Davie, another new to me fly, just earned its place in my box...
Thanks Davie, great pattern. Would you be able to provide the material list for the grey version? Thanks.
Hi Paul,
I have listed the Grey version below that I held up in the video and one I would certainly recommend much like the olive version as they make a great team when there's a good hatch of olive coming down the water..I'm glad you enjoyed the video..
All the very best Davie..
Grey Dun Dynamite Harry...
Thread, Lt-Cahill Uni-8/o
Tail, Coq De Leon
Body, Lt Cahill
Thorax, Natural Red Fox Squirrel Dubbing
Body and Wing Dark Dun Aero-Wing
I’ve never heard of it. But now I’ve got to try a few. Love the Golden Straw hackle. Dark barred ginger has always been a favorite. That looks even better. Is it dyed?
Hi Michael,
The cape is dyed and if I had to guess the colour then it would be summer duck but it is been done beautifully, one of the nicest dyed capes I have ever bought..Let me know how you get on with the fly..
All the very best Davie
Великолепно 👍 🤝 🙋♂️
Hi Dave great fly would you tell me again about the wing/body made of please would like to have a go on this. Thank you
Hi Stephen,
I have attached a link to the Tiemco Aero Wing which I used in the video, I also used Poly-Pro which is great as well for tying these flies..
All the very best Davie..
www.tiemco.co.jp/eng/groups/view/208
I did enjoy it Davie... thank you.
Is this hook another instance of some of the modern hooks being about a size larger than older, standard sizes... that this fly would be a #14?
Mike
Hi Mike,
If I was going to tye it on a standard size hook I would have used a size 14 as you said and I'm glad you enjoyed the video..
All the very best Davie
@@DavieMcPhail Thank you, Davie
Mike
Simple and buggy. Have you ever tied a Dom-bugger? It's a variation of a wooly bugger that I came up with. If you are curious, check it out!
Atb!
Hi Dominique,
I've not heard of or tied a Dom-bugger though I will do a wee search on it as it sounds interesting..I'm glad you liked the fly..
All the very best Davie
Braw 👍
Another success. Do you tie any hook-upwards dry flies? I went through a phase of tying some, though not recognised patterns.
Hi Chris,
It's been a while since I tyed a few dries with the hook up though I did like the funnel dun for a while which caught me a few fish in the past..It maybe worth looking at tying a few up again..
All the very best Davie..
Hi Davie, what a lovely little pattern. Can you just clarify for me please: Aero wing tends to come off the card x4 ply. Given the cost of the material, do you use just one ply cut in half or two ply for the wing post? Great video by the way
Hi Peter,
I used two strands of the Aero-Wing to form the wing and body of the fly I tyed in the video though going smaller I would certainly reduce the amount of the Aero-Wing to get the right proportions and save the amount I use..It's also worth using similar materials like Poly-Pro and Para-Post as these will work with this pattern as well..
All the very best Davie
@@DavieMcPhail Thanks Davie, your advice is greatly appreciated
Whipping up any wee jig nymphs Davie??
Very cool. So Davy that would be a BWO in the olive?
This would be a great pattern in olive if you have the flavs where you fish (lesser green drake). For the olives where I live, might be a tad large, perhaps the spring hatch. I might try it in an eighteen with light dun poly for the wing.
Hi Scott,
It would probably work for the BWO but I would tye it two or three sizes smaller, I'm glad you liked the fly..
All the very best Davie..
Davie, Looks like Harry’s having a bad hair day.😃
It amazes me that fish can see the level of detail in these flies, has any serious research been done into the vision of fish?👍🏴
From what I have read they see short range, magnified and in wide angle. Hard to imagine really.
I have often wondered that myself. Spring creeks and clear water give the fish ample time to inspect and make that decision. One evening while catching fish taking small nymphs, I thought; how do they see these things and take them in such a short window given the amount of flotsam in the water. Then I looked up and saw barn swallows over the river flying about at 20-30 mph snatching bugs and mosquitos in mid flight. They are designed for their their food sources.
@@zekragash4294 the river I fish the most is the Elk River in WV USA. There are times when they refuse everything for a 32. Black and Olive can even make a difference. Crazy. I’ve seen it when multiple hatches were coming off and one was a size 12 green drake. The littles must taste better. 🤪
@@ross1458 I am laughing out loud, I know exactly what you are saying, infuriating. I used to say that about the autumn BWOs on the Henry's. A #20 was a large fly, but the fish went nuts. Littles. During a blanket hatch once, instead of spitting the fly, I just decided to see what all of the fuss was about. It was mossy, green tasting with a hint of clover mintiness.
I was able to get away with #18-20 Quigley cripples that I would fish with success right into the winter midges. Might fudge a bit with that cripple as the trailing shuck extends the profile and is of course, easy pickings for the fish. Best I can figure.
@@ross1458 a nod to you if you are tying and fishing 32s. The smallest hook I have in my collection is a 26 (up to 6/0 and everything between). I tried tying some midge/trico spinners on that size once and couldn't find but one by the time I got out of the house.
Thanks Davie. 👍!