FLY TYING TUTORIAL: Antonio's Adult BWO - DRY FLY
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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Whether you like to fish BWOs in the spring or fall, this is a great pattern for even the pickiest of fish.
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My fishing buddies in northern Spain tie it exactly like you.Great pattern.Thanks
I like this fly and it works. When tying the BWO version and specifically the CDC I started tying a separate feather (not super select) with stem on either side of the trigger point. Was just easier than the no stem approach. Same end result and the stem in each cdc wing gives them a little rigidity. I also use the 3 strand body quill for the tail. Just a thought. Thanks for all your work making these videos.
Very very cool! Excited to try this one!
Really a pretty little fly, and I love the simplicity of it. Nice job!
Hello
This is made like spanish tyed !!
In same method you must see the patterns "la baron rouge" in you tube!!
Thanks for nice 's vidéo!!
This is awesome. As someone who is just beginning tying I really appreciate your videos, so thank you for taking the time to make them. In an effort to support even more videos just put a nice order in with you guys. Any chance you could do a video on tying the Quigley Split Flag BWO? Thanks again.
So cool. Thanks for sharing.
NANO SILK THREAD IS MUCH MORE SENSIBLE . #18.0 IS PERFACT AND IT WON'T BREAK!!! I don't split the tails either but I do wrap once under them. I use a needle or my bobbin to split the wing .I find it gives me more control ,then I fold over the wing case to further split the wings in 2 . Trigger point fibres comes in many colures
Awesome Cheecho! I gotta tie sum except on sz18 cuz I suck on anything smaller. But Size 19🤔.. Thx for sharing Cheech always good stuff!
I want that purple vice so bad. I am a Purple Heart recipient so purple and blue (color of the infantry) have a special meaning to me.
Just watched a video where Antonio uses CDC for the body, the thorax, and the wing. This must be a variation on that?! I’ll give them both a try and see how they perform. 🎣
Question for you guys. I know it is a bit of personal preference but I'm wondering what is your favorite hooks for dry fly, nymphs, and streamers? I know from watching and tying myself yours and my preferred jig hook. Love all of the information you guys provide and love the gear you have helped me with.
Thanks!!
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LuvIT, trimming out the CDC stem is brilliant!!
Thanks for the tutorial. I was wondering how, in your view, this fly compares to Phil Bair's No See Um in terms of fish catching potential.
What’s that little applicator for the UV resin?
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Creech, looks like you've messed up the fine finish on your popsicle purple vise with some errant UV or head cement.
Ol Purple Popsicle likes UV resin here and there
Is this a oholies fly pattern? If so I've destroyed with this fly as a trico. Just make the body black on a 16 and it does the trick
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I use cdc puffs. Just saying.
Size 19 😂 that will catch some tiers for sure! Well played.
You've never heard of an odd sized hook???
@@FlyFishFood um, yeah. I’ve been tying since 1983, I’ve seen a lot of marketing efforts to subtly convince tiers they need this material or that. I’ve fallen for a lot of it myself, which is demonstrative to the huge cache of tying material I have (my recent purchases mostly from you over the last four years). But in the end, I find unique materials (or hook sizes) may not always be needed to convince a trout. You have a great shop with tons of great material, and your go-to-market concept is great, even if apparently it may not be on purpose. In the end, I have all the material I need to tie this great looking fly, even if I don’t have a #19 with a matte finish. Trust me, I envy your ability to move product. You work in a very competitive field.
@@stanvq just to follow up… we used what Umpqua told us they used.
Jeeze. Just watch the Technique boys and girls, and apply it to your neck the woods sheesh!
Size 19 hook? Get serious! For Fall olives, if you're on the East coast, that's huge. If you're lucky, you can use a #22 but more likely a #24 is needed. Toward the end of the season, they get even smaller.
We are serious. Yeah
East coast isn't true fly fishing anyways, so if doesn't matter.
18 16 u can catch any damn thing literally no point for aything smaller unless ur going for day old spawn minnows
@@SirPraiseSun Obviously you have never fished the Housatonic in CT in October.
@@patches152 If you truly believe that, there is a serious gap in your knowledge of the history of our sport.