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Tying a Sherry Spinner Variant by Davie McPhail

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  • Опубликовано: 18 авг 2009
  • Tying a Sherry Spinner (Variant) by Davie McPhail

Комментарии • 17

  • @jackreeves3001
    @jackreeves3001 3 года назад +1

    Thanks for sharing Davie! I enjoy your videos! KANSAS USA

  • @mrbenowen1234
    @mrbenowen1234 14 лет назад

    Hi Davie
    I started fishing with my grandfather aged 4. I have loved it all my life (38) and I have just started tying. Your videos are inspirational, they set the bench mark as far as any other videos I can find. Thank you and please keep uploading they have helped so much.

  • @rwfagal9977
    @rwfagal9977 3 года назад +1

    Esa la probaré un día de estos aquí en el río orbigo León España. Pues rebuscando telares encontré una caja con esta mosca y varias que había comprado hace muchos años en una grande superficie..

  • @seanmooney3907
    @seanmooney3907 11 лет назад

    Great fly, I seem to have missed quite a few of your video's from 2009. It is always surprising when I find a new one, no matter how long ago you posted it, when I see it, it's new to me. Thanks again for all of your tying wisdom you share so unselfishly with the rest of us. All the best, Sean

  • @regkane-Pluvis
    @regkane-Pluvis 3 года назад +1

    Yes a great fly tied by a master.

  • @door2yourheart
    @door2yourheart 15 лет назад

    Thats the thing with fly tying. Always on the lookout for a tool or material!
    Another great, clear vid Davie, thank you many times!

  • @MrAndykerr
    @MrAndykerr 15 лет назад

    thanks for your speedy responce davie and answering my next question about capes that you answered for branddollarz there expensive so thanks for your time and help from all us tyers

  • @CanadianFlyFisher
    @CanadianFlyFisher 15 лет назад

    Great Fly Davie. You tied it perfect,
    Nic

  • @txflytier
    @txflytier 15 лет назад

    Hi Davie
    Ok thanks for the info..
    I will have to try that out.
    Love the fly looks great.
    Chance

  • @P_Honey_1
    @P_Honey_1 15 лет назад

    Nice fly. Have you ever heard of a trout fly called a 'cod & chips'. I have looked for it on the internet high and low but can't seem to find any pictures of it.

  • @MrAndykerr
    @MrAndykerr 15 лет назад

    great looking fly davie but where is our local stockist for montana fly company ...gac? thanks again for all your time and advice

  • @garix51
    @garix51 13 лет назад

    nice!!!

  • @brandollarz
    @brandollarz 15 лет назад

    hi davie, lovely spinner variant.
    thats some good quality grizzly you got where would i get a saddle?
    iv got a couple of metz cree saddles would they do? could you get away with using bigger than usual hackle like a
    14 for 16 and so on?
    love the tying on this, the tail lift and hackle lift, great tying davie i might incorporate them methods on some
    wet flys! tight lines

  • @txflytier
    @txflytier 15 лет назад

    Hi Davie
    Great looking fly.
    What do you use to remove the herl from the stem? I have problems doing that.
    Chance

  • @ScottishFX
    @ScottishFX 12 лет назад

    Hi Davie. I tend to fish stillwaters more than rivers, but really want to get into the latter. I'm not brilliant at tying small delicate flies. Do you know of a place where I could buy small river dries and nymphs? Cheers, Kristian

  • @kev21bn95
    @kev21bn95 14 лет назад

    hi davie, I was wondering if you do a dvd or something, its for my father-in-law. We have both just started to tie flys as of christmas 2009, and he does not have the internet, and i dont know if it is possible to download them.

  • @MrAndykerr
    @MrAndykerr 15 лет назад

    hi again davie will you be re-posting the rusty dun,i got some cheap capes that you recommended from brians
    all the best andy