Tying an Olive Sculpin with Davie McPhail

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  • Опубликовано: 15 сен 2016
  • www.fullingmill.co.uk/
    Materials Used;
    Hook, Tiemco TMC811S size 6
    Thread, Uni-6/0 Olive
    Tail, Barred Olive Rabbit Strip
    Body, Wound Barred Olive Rabbit Strip
    Fins, Dyed Olive Grey Partridge
    Head, Fish Skull..Olive Sculpin Helmet

Комментарии • 61

  • @gravityalwayswins1434
    @gravityalwayswins1434 3 года назад +2

    Thanks for vid Davie. Big trout CRUSH this fly. 'My soul soars' sippy sip trouting is fine and I do plenty of it. But if you are in the mood for CRUSHING hits this is THE fly for it..

  • @njwater

    Well, kind of “not” an easy tie…. At least the first time LOL. thanks for this!

  • @rickpetersen41
    @rickpetersen41 7 лет назад +7

    Can't understand a word your saying!!!

  • @kenbreese4945
    @kenbreese4945 7 лет назад +3

    Mr. McPhail, you are a joy to watch and a cracking good teacher! Thank you

  • @stevepalmateer
    @stevepalmateer 7 лет назад +1

    Very useful, simple fly to have in the box in a variety of colours, sizes and weights. I've even taken to using rabbit strips as a substitute for maribou in my zoo cougars. And as you say Davie, you can substitute deer hair, wool, dumb-bell eyes, you-name-it for the fish skulls.

  • @lasse1187
    @lasse1187 5 лет назад +1

    Amazing pattern thx for sharing Davie 👍

  • @sammy724488
    @sammy724488 2 часа назад

    As usual you make it look so easy. Going to try this one.

  • @etclarke
    @etclarke 7 лет назад +2

    Davie. This pattern is on a par with Oliver Edward's sculpin in my opinion, excellent tie. I would love to see your interpretation on the 'killer shrimp' that is now taking over a few stillwaters in the UK. Many thanks, your work is much appreciated here.

  • @debpaskall

    Thank you so much Davie. I've been looking for this type of Sculpin. Excellent instructions as always. Cheers 🇨🇦

  • @aidangonnelly
    @aidangonnelly 6 лет назад +1

    Hi Davie, I was never one for streamers but after watching a few vid's it would be nice to check out some big water and give em a go!! 2 questions really, 1. what sort of rod & line is best suited? 9-10ft 7/8 weight or switch? and secondly...any experience on using these on loughs early season? I'm thinking Black, Claret & Olive on a Di6. although i know nothiing of Schulpins so i need to do a David Atenborough on them!! any advice?

  • @robbiesflytyingchannel
    @robbiesflytyingchannel 6 лет назад +1

    Davie, you're the best. Thanks for your great videos!

  • @Vincentdonnelly5158
    @Vincentdonnelly5158 7 лет назад +1

    Beautifully tied and loved the end bit the way you got the fly to flutter lovely toutch. Another masterpiece

  • @stevegiles2828
    @stevegiles2828 7 лет назад +6

    Thanks Davie.

  • @kentowakai1234
    @kentowakai1234 6 лет назад +5

    You've now styled the fur more than I have my own hair in the last year combined. He he.

  • @derrickbeling3283
    @derrickbeling3283 6 лет назад +1

    Och Aye the noo Jimmy. That be a really good fly (said in my best Scots accent imitation :)) Love the hair dryer idea. A fact in fly tying is that steaming does amazing things on vitalizing and sculpting flies. Looks like spit and hair dryer is a lot quicker and easier.

  • @StatesideFishing
    @StatesideFishing 5 лет назад +1

    Very nice presentation, thanks for sharing now I’m going to tie a couple 😁✌️

  • @SuperKabookie
    @SuperKabookie 7 лет назад +1

    I really gotta try that fly. Looks like I could turn out a bunch of those pretty quick!

  • @FishinNStuff
    @FishinNStuff 6 лет назад +1

    U got skills brother , I'm subscribed maybe I'll end up learning something man I'll be watching

  • @reelguyoutdoors5536
    @reelguyoutdoors5536 7 лет назад +1

    I can see tying that in orange, brown, yellow, black, purple, etc.

  • @Stratollac
    @Stratollac 5 лет назад +1

    A beautiful bug and a simple tie. I’m going to tie a few with the largest size helmet as a goby imitation and give them a go on Lake Ontario smallmouth bass.