Tying the Corrib Mustard Mayfly Emerger by Davie McPhail
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- Опубликовано: 1 янв 2023
- Materials Used;
Hook Fulling Mill Czech Nymph size 14
Thread. Uni-8/0 Dark Brown
Tail. Summer Duck Sub Fibres
Rib, Brown Thread
Body and Thorax,A Mix of SLF No.48 Natural Seals and Pearl Lite-Brite
Hackle. Light Furnace Hen
Wing, Natural CDC and Elk Hair 
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You can pack more stuff behind the hook eye than anyone else I've seen! Thanks Davie. 👍
And it always looks good
I was lucky enough to be given some of Davies flies from my brother as a gift. They look amazing in the videos and look even better in real life. The quality of the materials is mind blowing and they are so well balanced.
@@GT-yw8ue he is a great Tier . Hang on to those flies . Now what to get your brother?
@@mikekuczynski1552 Haha he’s my big brother I suppose it comes with the territory 😂
@@GT-yw8ue ✅
Beautiful tying Davie .....great start to your 2023 patterns. 👌
Unusual emerger pattern. Great tie. I have to say more emergers Davie!
Great tying. All materials handled and incorporated with complete confidence.
Fantastic looking Mayfly nymph thanks Davie. Will definitely work for us on the Awebeg and Lough Corrib.
Maestro Davie did it again. Excellent, as we are used to.
Caddis patterns are my favorite but this one will do to.
Tight lines and a Happy, Peaceful and Creative 2023.
From the Čech Republic 🇨🇿.
Really great fly on this video.....thanks Davie!
Outstanding as always Davie
Well done
Totally amazing davie the amount of material you can put on a hook 👌
Ohh, a tasty little morsel, that is. Thanks and Happy New Year.
Love these patterns . The bubble wing is one of my go to emerger/dry patterns although I’ve never tied it with the elk over wing , May tie some up just for fun . The second one kind of a RS-2 variant is also a deadly pattern, I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had fish slam it on the lift . Nice ties and thanks for sharing
Absolute genius!!! I’ve fished the Mustard Green for over 20 years and have a dry/emerger sounds great. Had to look up what a Corrib fly was. Then I remembered when you tied a “Gnat” I was thinking that it looked just like the spinner phase of the Eastern
Green Drake. This will make its way to my box for sure. Again brilliant!
You must be proud of that one Davie! Superb fly
It’s always so amazing to see how easy you go tying your flyes ! Thanks a lot for all your teaching ! I Wish you all the best for this new year 😊
Wow that’s a great pattern
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That's a really nice fly! There is no doubt that you can catch it!I subscribed to your channel.
Great looking fly Davie!
Thanks for another great pattern davie
So great. Really bravo ✊
Hey Davie, happy new year and thanks for the tie!
Sunteți un maestru al muștelor - felicitări 👋!
So nice!
Beautiful
Благодарю, Дэви! Отличный вариант!👍🤝🇰🇿
Well that should float like a cork great patern
Davie, this is really kinda cool, it’s a mustard green that floats as a dry.. Where did you come up with this? Excellent idea!!! I just tied 6 test mustards up trying to emulate the original pattern since I have some of Sean’s original bugs left. But hell they all look close enough!! I’m going to spin em up in my own colors now might as well put a wing on em!!! Never ever thought of it!!!!! Thank you for that!!!!!!
Hi Scott,
I'm glad you liked this version of Sean's fly. I have done this many times with good patterns and with the interest I got from the original video I did with the Mustard Green I thought it would give me the excuse to tye the other pattern I tyed due to the many questions I got asked..It was certainly a great pattern to film and one that many would find interesting and worth tying..Let me know how you get on with them..
All the very best Davie
She’s a beaut 🤤
Great looking fly, believe it or not I have never seen natural seal fur. I have seen every colour of dyed fur but never natural 😀😀 Ps you seem to hold your scissors differently from the norm when cutting the thread. Could you show this some time? Thanks
Hey I believe he’s palming them in his hand and operates then with his middle finger if you want a good example look up Davy wonton trans caddis he does the same thing it’s pretty wild but makes you faster over time
@@tylerpaquette9376 thank you 😁
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Davie random question have you found natural seals fur doesn’t dub the way you’d expect compared to the dyed versions? Is this why you’re using SLF? It might just be my bad luck in the packets of natural i’ve had but I always need to fiddle about with it something terrible removing lots of stubborn stiff fibers. I’ve been using it for small bug type patterns but might pick up a packet of natural SLF looking at how good you’ve got it looking in the video.
Hi GT,
If I am having a problem with a dubbing I would put it in my small coffee blender to mix it up as this will help a lot as the fibres mixed well will dub far easier..If it doesn't then I will blend it with a finer dubbing like rabbit or even wool close to the colour as this will make it far easier to dub or even adding a bit of flash can help as well..If I get a chance I'll do a video on this, just keep me in mind.
All the very best Davie
@@DavieMcPhail Thanks Davie will give it a go. Appreciate you taking the time to reply.
can you do like a fly of the month like what be good for march a wet dry and nymph like a starter
Thanks Davie..where can I get that dubbing and how is this fly fished? On or just under the surface or deep?
Hi Samuel,
I personally like to fish this style of emerger fly on it's own just like if I was casting a dry, though with the CDC bubble you can pull it if you want as it will pop straight back up due to the bubble being trapped by the CDC..I have attached a link to the SLF I used and it's the natural you want to buy..
All the very best Davie
www.sportfish.co.uk/slf-dubbing-davy-wotton.html?ps=MzM5PTU5Mjk=&gclid=Cj0KCQiAnsqdBhCGARIsAAyjYjQsTM33Kvtuq56Zcof8_7bpG0114ymyGxR_xlqo0SRKGFks5s14q9YaAthhEALw_wcB#339=5929
Thanks for the help and all the videos!
beautiful flies thanks for sharing them ! very well tied , i wish i was as steady handed
i am going to be fishing a competition in march and april for stocked and wild brown trout in kintyre. standard competition rules for sizes i believe . last time the fish were chasing spawning minnows , the minnows were in their spawning colours and shoaling in the shallows and the trout were hammering them , problem is they were around 2 inches plus long and the fish were ignoring my competition wets and nymphs . could you possibly help with a smallish competition legal spawning minnow pattern ? and if you have a chance could you give me a few easy tied "peaty hill reservoir" wild brownie flies to fill the box with for the competition if the minnow spawn isnt in full swing on the day ? we will be fishing from the shore . thanks , happy new year to you and tight lines
Hi captainflint89,
I've attached some patterns you may like to tye, even a cats whiskers pattern that I would tye with chain bead eyes instead of the muddler head and can be a great pattern for fry as I have caught many a time with it when fish were feeding hard on fry..Also a black pheasant tail which is a great pattern for pin fry as well as for midge and perfect for the dropper..I also attached my playlist of many patterns that would be worth looking through as there's many good patterns that would fish well for wild brown trout..
All the very best Davie
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@@DavieMcPhail perfect ! i always struggle on the day and end up going through almost every fly in the box and fishing none of them optimally . this time i plan on tying up your small selection of patterns , putting them in a wee box and sticking to them for the whole day , thanks for your help
Is it a dry fly. Happy New Year
Indeed it is although even if you were to sink it with weights and fish it somewhere in the upper column I couldn't imagine fish wouldn't want to eat it :)
@@sirmegallot3276 ok thank you
Hi Robert,
It's more of a dry fly thought it sits half in and half out as this is why it's more of an emerger than a true dry..Happy New Year..
All the very best Davie..