Tying The Black Dart (Tube Fly) with Scott Jackson

Materials Used:
Tube- Copper 1inch slipstream tube
Tag- Glo bight floss no5
Thread- Uni 8/0 Black
Rib- UTC hot yellow wire
Body- Black wool
Rolled wing- Dyed flo orange bucktail
Finish with two jungle cock eyes
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[@davidkerr2285]

Lovely and very fishie

[@Scott_Jackson]

Thanks m8 👍🏻

[@burtonbrocious171]

Nice tube fly scott luv the colors tks 😊

[@Scott_Jackson]

Thank you Burton 👍🏻

[@andrewmyers2052]

Very nice looking pattern Scott 🧵🧵👍👌😍

[@Scott_Jackson]

Thank you Andrew

[@simonartley1645]

Yes those black and yellow colours would be my choice for spring and agree that wool for the body is perfect.
Simple and superb.Tight lines safe wading for 2024
Simon Artley.Manchester UK

[@Scott_Jackson]

Thanks for watching Simon 👍🏻👍🏻

[@simonartley1645]

@@Scott_Jackson
I attend the BFFI fair each February and meet several Irish tyers.Irish shrimp patterns and dabblers are a favourite.
Can I ask where you buy the flourescent yellow wing hair.?

[@Scott_Jackson]

@@simonartley1645 Veniards Simon 👍🏻

[@garynoonan7373]

Hi Scott. Thanks very much for sharing your expertise, it is greatly appreciated.
For your dubbing mixes, what do you use? For the likes of your trout flies. I have lots of hare, mask and body, rabbit, seal, wool of many kinds, squirrel, Silk even. Can you recommend any nice fibre mixes.

[@Scott_Jackson]

Hi Gary, if your looking dubbing for Irish lough flies I’d look no further that the traditional Irish dubbing range from Frankie McPhillips. In relation to mixing your own it’s really trial and error and also depends on the pattern your tying 👍🏻👍🏻