This is not an easy fly to tie, time consuming compared to others. I would really not be enthused to tie 20 dozen, even for a customer. But, I agree with you, it is a great effective paternity. I just added you to my subscription list! Thanks.
You should try a toenail clippers to cut the wire with, they are cheap and do a good job of it on the tying bench. Save the edge on your scissors. Alls try putting your UV resin on a sticky pad, I keep one on my bench for that purpose and use your bodkin to apply the resin where you need it. You will have more control and less mess that way. I like the fly, it's simple , cheap and quick to tie, so you don't mind losing flies. If you are not losing flies you are not fishing.
Great pattern a chara. One question: Every time I tie this I am clumsy with the UV resin and get it on the thorax and the antennae. Is there any reason you couldn't do the body, apply and cure the resin and then do the parts with the pheasant tail and hare's ear?
No Liam, no reason whatever,it can be done exactly as you've described,it would alleviate the issue you describe.Thanks for the interaction,slán tamaill a chara.
@@springerspanielful The Description is unclear because of your mumbling, also not clear in closed captions also for that reason, so please post material list or edit your closed captions.
At the 3:50 mark you attempt to describe the body material that you use (Is it yarn? what make?)) so I'm using this here I got it in them sewing and crafts shop but any material.... A very feeble attempt at a description.
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I never tied a fly in my life but it's very relaxing watching you tie these George.
It can be Vinnie at times,not so when you might have to tie 20 dozen of the same pattern.
Nice pattern, very interesting tying style, finished fly is great. L 👍🎣👍
Thanks a million.
George great tying, Iuse a slightly different version, and have had great success especially when fished new zealand style under a dry,
Cheers Liam.
I tie my own and i am thourghly impressed how much material he is throwing on there and still keeping everyrhing tight. Insanely impressive
Thanks for the positivity,long years of practice.
Great pattern. Thanks! I substituted turkey feathers for pheasant and found it easier to work with.
Good idea, I'm sure it'll work just as well.
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This is not an easy fly to tie, time consuming compared to others. I would really not be enthused to tie 20 dozen, even for a customer. But, I agree with you, it is a great effective paternity. I just added you to my subscription list! Thanks.
Thanks,glad you enjoyed it.
Beautiful fly and Springer! Thanks.
Many thanks!
Very nice work Sir.
First have seen of your work sent by friend.
Torch is interesting been looking for this type.
Thanks and welcome
Great pattern, looks deadly. I must try this one.
It works..
Nice ty. Tight lines🕷️🐛🐜!!!!
Any time
Try ancient Chinese spring roll. ..keeps materials secure and out of the way while tying🙏😑
You should try a toenail clippers to cut the wire with, they are cheap and do a good job of it on the tying bench. Save the edge on your scissors. Alls try putting your UV resin on a sticky pad, I keep one on my bench for that purpose and use your bodkin to apply the resin where you need it. You will have more control and less mess that way. I like the fly, it's simple , cheap and quick to tie, so you don't mind losing flies. If you are not losing flies you are not fishing.
I use a different scissors for cutting wire,I keep the other for thread feather etc.
Does this fly work well in the Kamloops region?
It works anywhere.
Lovely tying, How do you fish this one??
Either on its own upstream nymph style or as part of a team euro nymph style.
Some of the best wire I have is from old cassette players and CD players.
It's good stuff alright.
Outstanding 👌
Many many thanks
Piece of art.
Thanks,appreciate it..
Exelent thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it
👍👍👍
Very nice
Thanks
just wonder, nothing left of the blue wool. It was covered by the rest of the material
Great pattern a chara. One question: Every time I tie this I am clumsy with the UV resin and get it on the thorax and the antennae. Is there any reason you couldn't do the body, apply and cure the resin and then do the parts with the pheasant tail and hare's ear?
No Liam, no reason whatever,it can be done exactly as you've described,it would alleviate the issue you describe.Thanks for the interaction,slán tamaill a chara.
nice fly do you have a material list for this fly any info would be great thanks Mark
All the materials are described in the video.
thanks
@@springerspanielful The Description is unclear because of your mumbling, also not clear in closed captions also for that reason, so please post material list or edit your closed captions.
@@anablakp3200 Everyone else was very happy with the video, see comments.
@@anablakp3200 I find it to be more of a regional dialect and accent not mumbling. Either way, completely comprehensible
At the 3:50 mark you attempt to describe the body material that you use (Is it yarn? what make?))
so I'm using this here I got it in them sewing and crafts shop but any material.... A very feeble attempt at a description.
You'll never know.
uv glue is called resin.when you shine a uv light ,shine it from the top down NOT into the camera ...
You're very critical,do you have anything positive to add?
You're a beta male attempting to illicit a response. Excellent tie
@@springerspanielful The world is full of them. I appreciate your FREE video, I use as a reference as I am learning
Can’t understand a word you’re saying!!
Perhaps you need help..
Maybe!!!
I don't subscribe to piece of farts.
Off with you then..