Fly Tying Tutorial: Sculpin Toad - Realistic STREAMER pattern
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
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From a rough draft in an Iron Fly contest, to a proven fish slayer. This pattern is sure to turn some fish for you.
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Here it is!! Happy watching and tying! What's your favorite sculpin pattern?
This one now!
This one dawg!
cousin it sculpin. this one is awesome tho!!!
huck sculpin or devo diver
Such a great pattern by a phenomenal fly tyer/designer.
Some new techniques for me to learn in this one....Always excited to learn something new, especially when the payoff is something this cool!!
My fishing buddy is a retired Navy Seal. He will now have a new mission: rescuing the hung up fly from my bad casting. I wouldn’t want to lose all the tying effort and fish catching abilities of that fly!
Ron Blackburn have you checked him out thru don shipley?
Nick wray Mark was in buds class 108. Ed Winters was his first JG. I kept his bird dogs when he shipped out for Iraq and Afghanistan. I went to his wedding and retirement ceremony, so I didn’t check with Don. Glad you asked. It does piss off the guys that served.
As of 20 March 2020: who in the world are the 15 joyless souls who downvoted this?
Fantastic work. Really enjoyed the tutorial and cant wait to tie this. Thanks for sharing it.
Charles Loftis It’s funny. Many of those down votes happen seconds after the video is released. Haters giving downvotes like that both provide engagement for the video and prove that they are subscribed to our channel. Both of those things actually help our channel!! Joke’s on them!
@@FlyFishFood: well, like the kids say, "LOL!"
Thanks for making this so easy to follow.
Rocking pattern - great job of explaining the techniques, WORTH EVERY SECOND.
Ric Rubeo thanks Ric. It was a long one for sure!!
So good, so good. The EP blending was eye opening for me. Thank you!
That’s an awesome pattern I love the combination of salt and fresh techniques! Definitely giving that a try!
Just getting into streamer tying learning lots from great folks like yourselves . Thanks for sharing
Best Zonker pattern I have ever seen!!!! Bravo 👏👌
Looks like another sweet tie dude! I'm a huge fan of the Silent Bob sculpin, cannot wait to give this one a try!
Great pattern!! Can wait to tie a few ones!! Thank you to share your knowledge!!
Congrats Cheech, on the trophy and that awesome streamer. Great action, especially when it scoots the bottom kicking up dust, just enough flash too. Thanks!
Joe Duca thanks Joe. I have been pleased with it for sure!
Thanks tons for the swim footage! Great lookin' bug, awesome techniques.
Pure awesomeness! This could feasibly pass the popularity of the "baby fat". Another home run Cheech! (Gonna try congo hair as a sub until I get some ep fibers but might not be the same consistency, we'll see.)👍
About time!!!!!!! THANKS DUDE🙌🏽
Brilliant color fiber mixing! Thanks!
Great Pattern! That`s What I`m Looking For. Thank You
Hi Cheech, kudos on the fly, wow nice or what ,I always love your humor and you are a great fly tyer thanks for the post Mark
I always heard "merkin" to mean, uh, something else. Great video as always!
King pattern!! Thanks for sharing
Love that comb gonna get one! I used a lice comb and then to fluff I used a my cat's brush b/c that is what I had. Worked great. I also recommend using CS UV Blast. Hold the spray a distance away so only the finest mist hits the fibers. It will glow like a night light and add an awesome sheen. I also used some tungsten weights I use for bass fishing. Didn't have beads that big.
Very nice!! I need a few of these!!
What great pattern! Your blending method is very effective & quite in tempo with the music. :-)
My guess is this fly will be excellent in saltwater, anywhere there are sculpins which is pretty much everywhere. The action in the water is very realistic.
Thanks for posting this.
When can we expect the tactical stuffed monkey fur to hit the store? 🤣😂
Ha ha ha... They are difficult to sneak up on to shave the right parts.
like that fiber clump holder thing.
Me too, awesome idea. I'm going to make some for my fly tying club.
Yeah, need to get a few of these.
I haven't tied any fly in few years but I will be doing this one very soon...
Beautiful!
Great pattern. thinking it will be great to modify redfish toads with this weighting method. possibly shorten and split tail.... Thanks for the ideas and great sculpin pattern.
Interesting 😎 I'll try em they look good enough to eat!
Here I am tying up some toads for a Tarpon trip and this comes up , will finish the toads and go to plan B . Plan B tie some of these , if they swim like they do in the video this will be the best sculpin pattern . Might even tie some of these in white , black , and purple with a little less weight to try out on the tarpon . In the mean time go Raiders :-)
I'm going to try one of these with Brandon's dubbing Loop articulated tail
looks alive in the water. thanks.
Have to tie this one thanks so much for your creative thinking. I was wondering how much of a pack do u use. For the beginning steps. I’ll be ordering from you guys for sure. Once again thanks
Strait from the master. Looks like il be there tomorrow.
You did Brigham dirty 😂😂😂
Gonna chuck this at smallmouth and snakehead come June. I'll send pics. Light tan should do well.
Sean Beck bro... you have no idea. He hasn’t eaten a candy bar for years that hasn’t been broken in half by a Sasquatch.
Amazing pattern! Wow!!! The way it moves in the water is so natural and attractive. Absolutely awesome creation and I can't wait to start working a bunch of these up.
Questions: I have a bunch of large crab eyes and it looks like I could incorporate them into the tying of the EP body and prop them upward resting on top the last EP bunch. Would you recommend trying this or do you feel that its not worth the extra work and just use the black resin?
Great videos and really love this one. 🤙
thank you very much very good technique ... what material is the mix
Wish a great looking sculpin. The swim test was amazing to see, I'll be tying this for sure 👊👍
Hey Cheech, sweet swimmin’ pattern. How do you think dubbing would do for the body? Like a sideways dubbing head. Thought it would help blend/taper into the tail but not sure of the property differences to the EP.
Great fly. I find it easier to taper the rabbit strip after it's tied in and the hook clamped in the vise. kind of gives you a third hand.
Barney Ewing good trick
Awesome tie...guess what I will me doing tonight. :-)
Some one needs to do a video of how to tie a very similar fly to this only on a #14 or #16 hook for trout. Pronably couldn't use the EP though.
I’ll bet That thing will slay em here in the south. Lots of sculpin in dees here waters for the big fellas to eat. Also go raiders. ☠️
Ben Marsico raider nation!!!
Awesome fly !!!! On the tail do you color the leather with a marker or anything?
Tommy Robins no, but you certainly could do that.
any idea when these would be for sale? I am looking forward to tying them but always enjoy having an example next to me when i start a new pattern!
Cody Rodrigues probably not for a year or two. It takes a long time to bring a pattern to market through a manufacturer. That being said, Fulling Mill already has samples.
Nice pattern ! Surprised there are any dislikes 🤔
Chris Cook always a few haters
Kinda a mini flounder look. I see many different applications where this could get sluped up by bottom huggers
Hey Cheech. This pattern is insane. Would you say the EP Fiber 3-D "Everglade" blend (looking at your online store) is roughly the same as your custom black/brown/olive mix? Asking for a friend that tries to cut corners...
Marc Jalbert it’s very similar. It will work great!
What’s a good substitute for EP fibers? Will SLF hanks or Congo hair work. Never seen EP up close so I have no idea of its texture or thickness
Phil lays EP is similar to Congo hair
You guys should start making ep fiber in those colors and sell it or get ep to do it
Anyone remember when we thought this pattern would change our lives forever?
Have you fished it?
HECK YEAH!
you know enrico make a 3d blend where you domt have to go through the blending...also highly reccomended is Congo hair 1/8 the price twice as much product...same thing as ep fibres
Lee Nisenholz none of the blends are how i like my colors but they work in a pinch. Also, I think Congo hair lacks the sheen that EP has.
Boom!!!!
thinking in my brain how to articulate it with game changer shanks
So guys can you order the EP Fibers already blended say for the Olive and the Brown toad pattern ? ... Thanks
There is a new color called “sculpin” that is really close.
I like the blending techniques. Reminds of a fly Steve Ferrar tied in the 90's, his baby flounder where he used tungsten powder and epoxy to weight the center belly. The movement is pretty dead on but the profile is WAY off. They aren't flat. You can see outside of the flat head they are nearly cylindrical.
How many times does that guy in the background need to use a paper slicer ?!?
How much of the entire package of EP fibers was used for each color?
Delerium89 roughly 1/4
What Fiskars scissors are those?
Nate Horowitz just the number 5. we sell them on our site.
Hey what is name of resin you used for eyes?
Rudy Chavira loon colored resin. Click the link in the description to see the material list
Cheech, will Fulling Mill tie this pattern commercially?
Jeff Brooks yep. They have the samples now.
Fly Fish Food congratulations Cheech! It’s the most realistic sculpin I have ever seen- the swimming action is surreal. You’re creativity as a fly tier has moved into a dimension rarely achieved! Well done! This fly deserves the renown that Fulling Mill can give it. Best wishes for a long run with this pattern!
Straw Boss derivative.
Fly Rod D not really even in the same family of flies.