Tying a CDC Dark Pardo Jig Head Euro Nymph by Davie McPhail
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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Materials Used;
Hook, Fulling Mill 35045 Jig Force size 16
Bead F.Mill Tungsten Copper Slotted Bead 2.4mm
Thread, Uni-8/0 Dark Brown
Tail, Whiting Fiery Ginger Coq De Leon Fibres
Rib, Uni-Neon 1/0 Yellow Thread
Bodying Throat, CDC Dyed Dark Pardo from Premier Angling Supplies
Well done Davie as usual! I prefer a REGULAR bead on my Jig style hooks.I just started it when I ran out of slotted beads and tried it. IMHO they Lock in easier and better.
Nice fly, Davie - I’d be tempted to add a couple of horns underneath the body, as per many of your Caddis Pupa patterns - very catching! Cheers, Duncan
So nice once again ! Always looks so easy to tie but it’s just another story when I get behind my vise 😝
The Dark Pardo has been working well in Dry Mayfly patterns on the Western Loughs for the last two years Davie. I use the longer feathers spun for the abdomen and use two for the wing along with two Dun coloured CDC feathers. Hackle CDC fibers in a dubbing loop, colour to match the conditions.
What a beautiful little fly Davie, looks good enough to eat! Thanks!
Fishy looking fly Thanks Davie
Got a trip coming up, see a space for a couple in my box. Thank you Davie.
Very nice pattern. I am sure this will be successful here in Newfoundland & Labrador. Thanks Davie.
I’ll definitely need to tie some of these to!
Another great demonstration and very interesting fly too.
Hello Davie,thank you for good fly and recipe!
Tks for this great looking fly pattern davie 😊
Looking good Davie
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first of all, thank you for your art.
is there any way to buy 50 dry flies tied by you?
I want to have them in my collection, I don't think I will ever fish with them, they are too valuable.
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Hi Dave
Can you tie this in different colours? Or would it be not imitative of a proper insect/fly?
Hi David,
I've tyed them mostly in natural grey, brown, yellow and any olive colour like this one in the video..It's a simple pattern and has caught me many fish over the years..
All the very best Davie
@@DavieMcPhail Thank you David I appreciate your answer.