Fly Tying: Blane Chocklett's T Bone

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  • Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
  • Tied on the Game Changer platform. Blane's new book Gamechanger is a must have in my opinion if you're serious about tying. Especially the big bugs.
    Recipe is as follows:
    Gamakatsu SL12s 6/0 Nickel
    Veevus GSP Thread 50 White
    *Chocklett's Big Game Shanks 28mm
    *Chocklett's Body Tubing 1/4" Clear
    Hareline Large Northern Bucktail Chartreuse
    Hareline Large Northern Bucktail White
    Holographic Flashabou Moon
    Hareline Hen Saddle Natural

Комментарии • 20

  • @2_h279
    @2_h279 2 года назад +3

    Love how he just rips into hareline for the tiny package, when I ordered my first capes from them they did the same thing

  • @paulmayne3216
    @paulmayne3216 9 месяцев назад +1

    awesome looking fly, may i suggest tying a bump to push the bucktail back to 45 degrees angle.....its the go to for big streamers. almost looks like a fleye design, great work, I'm not too long into tying big streamers for pike here in Ireland myself, turns out im not to bad at it, but like you say this stuff cost a small fortune, i get most inspiration from Paul Monaghan and Ryan Huston from England, they both tie some of the best pike fly's and streamers ive seen so far....worth a watch!.....good luck, and tight lines always😉👍

  • @daveartwood
    @daveartwood Год назад +1

    It's a pain, but you can steam feathers to straighten them out. You're right, Hareline should do better for the money on packaging.

  • @buffcreekoutdoors4918
    @buffcreekoutdoors4918 2 года назад

    Ladies in gentleman.. I give you the most honest man on the internet

    • @EricLeininger
      @EricLeininger  2 года назад +1

      lol, thanks dood

    • @buffcreekoutdoors4918
      @buffcreekoutdoors4918 2 года назад +1

      @@EricLeininger you're welcome I loved the video! I just got 4 skis on the fly rod in the last couple days!

    • @EricLeininger
      @EricLeininger  2 года назад +1

      @@buffcreekoutdoors4918 Oh heck yeah!

  • @galeysprimetime1115
    @galeysprimetime1115 3 года назад +4

    Mate this is awesome!! Really informative but the commentary is elite!

    • @EricLeininger
      @EricLeininger  3 года назад +1

      lol, thanks man. those flies look unbelievable in the water.

  • @driftwoodg
    @driftwoodg 3 года назад +2

    Good to see someone else feeling it. Subbed

  • @joenicosia1208
    @joenicosia1208 2 года назад +1

    Thanks for the video , I have like $200 of that hairline hackle in my shopping cart. Maybe I'll hold off

    • @EricLeininger
      @EricLeininger  2 года назад

      Ha! Sounds like me every time I open the Hareline app.

  • @bryanbudde333
    @bryanbudde333 3 года назад +1

    Try adding a size L tungsten scud body to the bend of your “rear” hook. It’s the jackknife easy button for articulated flies.

    • @EricLeininger
      @EricLeininger  2 года назад

      This only has a rear hook which allows it to jackknife easily. But good tip for dual hook bugs.

    • @bryanbudde333
      @bryanbudde333 2 года назад +1

      @@EricLeininger put it in “ “ because it’s a loaded statement. I put it on my rear hook or in the case of most of my t-bones the only hook. 5/0 - 40mm shank or 5/0 - 28mm - 40 mm are my most utilized platforms.

  • @TedJ71
    @TedJ71 3 года назад +1

    Some dubbing wax works great to keep your bobbin from squeeking !

    • @EricLeininger
      @EricLeininger  3 года назад

      That's a good idea. Thanks for tip dude!

  • @driftwoodg
    @driftwoodg 3 года назад +1

    Word