March Brown in Minutes! - Rapid Wraps Series | Country Roads Fly Co.
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Welcome to our fly tying community! In this video, we'll guide you through the intricate process of tying the renowned March Brown Dry Fly. This pattern has been a favorite among fly fishing enthusiasts for generations, and today, you'll learn how to craft it with precision and artistry.
🪶 The March Brown Dry Fly: A Glimpse into History 🪶
The March Brown is more than just a fly pattern; it's a legacy. Originating in the 19th century in England, it was first tied to mimic the large, early-season mayflies of the same name. This pattern swiftly crossed the Atlantic, gaining popularity in North American waters. Over the years, it has evolved, reflecting the creativity and ingenuity of countless anglers and tyers. This pattern isn’t just a lure; it’s a piece of fly fishing history, embodying the connection between nature and the angler.
🎣 Why Tie the March Brown? 🎣
Beyond its historical charm, the March Brown Dry Fly is known for its effectiveness. It's particularly potent during the early spring months when the real March Brown mayflies hatch. Its buoyant design, realistic silhouette, and enticing movement make it irresistible to trout.
Recipe:
Hook: Ahrex FW501 Standard Dry Fly
Thread: Semperfli Nanosilk 6/0 Brown
Tail: Hareline CDL Brown
Body: Fly-Rite Poly Dubbing March Brown
Wings: Wood Duck Lemon Barred
Hackle: Whiting Farms Rooster Cape Hackle Brown(1) Grizzly(1)
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That’s some beautiful craftsmanship there. Well done and thanks for sharing
Thank you very much!
Loved today’s editing, not sure if you’ve done it before but I love the fact that it’s made for people who already know what they’re doing while still labeling any materials for those just starting out.
Valuable feedback...thank you! Always looking to improve and find that balance between creating content that is both entertaining and educational. Thanks again!
Who knew fly tying could be so groovy?
Always was.
Nice one and good description. Helpful.
Thank you!!
That's a sexy fly!
Haha...thank you!
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This is a beautiful fly but you won’t convince me that the fish can tell whether or but you’ve used two colors of hackle. Have you noticed a difference in productivity?
There is a classic fly tying book by Vincent Marinaro called A Modern Dry Fly Code that takes a scientific approach in trying to prove how trout perceive light and color and postulates the importance of color used in artifical flies. Worth a read if you're interested.
Where are you getting this dubbing material? Thanks! 🎣
P.S. That’s some nice work on the wings! 🎉
Thanks, Joe! Fly-Rite dubbing can be hard to find but some online retailers still carry it, including Fly Fisher's Paradise. I believe you can also order it straight from the manufacturer.