Peter Ross Variant - tied by Hans Weilenmann
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Peter Ross Variant
Hook: Kamasan B175 #12
Thread: Benecchi 12/0, black
Rib: Wire, silver
Tail: Lady Amherst tippet barbs, dyed hot orange
Abdomen: Mylar, silver #12
Thorax: Seal's fur, dyed hot orange
Wing: Teal flank barbs
Hackle: Hen, natural black
Fly: Hans Weilenmann
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I have started adding some wings to my Soft-hackles. I knew that if you had a video, it would demonstrate the best way possible to tie a winged wet with the smallest head possible. I am certainly glad I found this video as I have an abundance of Green Wing Teal flank feathers.
Excellent Wayne. Go for it!
Cheers,
Hans W
Thank you, Hans.
You're right - even I can handle applying a drop of varnish without instructions!
Joe
Excellent looking fly and good tutorial. Thanks
Davie McPhail ties a few dabbler style patterns but Hans' style of tying with very few wraps of thread it something I am trying desperately to learn. I spend as much time telling myself to unwrap needless turns as I do putting the needless turns on. I will get it eventually. If I could tie as well as either tyer I would be doing very well. I don't think I have enough years left to get that good. I know I don't have another thirty years to improve. All the best, Sean
Sean,
The original Peter Ross has regular GP tippet, where I used hot orange dyed Lady Amherst. Thorax on the original is red seal's fur. It also has the hackle tied in first, either as a beard or a wound collar, and then the teal wing.
Cheers,
Hans W
Buena mosca Hans. Gracias por mostrarla.
Me gusta mucho como ata. Es uno de mis preferidos.
I think it is a Scottish rather than English pattern. Nice video and pattern though.
a great wee fly hans, would u do a few dabblers, cheers davey antrim ,happy wrappings.
Hans a very beatiful fly. Please give the material that you used
Francisco Barros A. Francisco, full recipe in the text under the video.
Cheers, Hans
Beautiful fly, Hans.
You almost always use only one 3-turn whip finish to conclude your flies, not every fly, but most. Do you ever have trouble after a fish or two that the thread becomes unraveled? Do you ever use varnish on your whip finish?
Joe
Hans, could you please explain the "variant" because I want to tie the original pattern and there are only two one youtube, yours, and Davie McPhail's dabbler style pattern.
All the best, Sean
English fly ?.