How To Tie The Perfect GloBug - Classic NZ Flies

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  • čas přidán 28. 08. 2020
  • An instructional video on how to tie a Glo Bug Egg Pattern. The Glo Bug is a great fly for catching steelhead/rainbow trout in the winter.
    Glo Bug Yarn Ratios:
    Size G10 - Two or three Base Strands And Full Spot Strand
    Size G12 - Two Base Strands and Half a Spot Strand
    Size G14 - Two Half Strands and a Quarter Spot Strand
    Anything Smaller it is best to use McFlyFoam instead of Globug Yarn
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Komentáře • 16

  • @juliens1547
    @juliens1547 Před 3 měsíci

    Very good video thanks.

  • @addicted2trout245
    @addicted2trout245 Před 3 lety +2

    Duuuude . I did not know that was how them eggs were made 😮 . My mind is blown 🤯! Sick video 🔥

    • @OnTheFlyNZ
      @OnTheFlyNZ  Před 3 lety

      Haha yea bro, it is a bit weird when you first see it. Like why does it turn into a ball after you cut it 🤣

  • @tonysobina8390
    @tonysobina8390 Před 5 měsíci

    Good video! I guided in Alaska in the late 80s and this is when I first started tying glowballs..I really liked it when you said there is a difference between a good glowball and a 'shit' glowball! Made me laugh because you are so right! All of us that were guiding were trying to tye the perfect glowball and it was amazing the effort we were putting into this..We finally got it right, I feel. I think the perfect glow ball is one that is somewhat dense like yours, top and bottom. We didnt use the glue underneath, we flipped the fly and tyed another small piece of glowball yarn in and cut.
    Also today I think I would try the gps threads in 30 or 50 denier..Liked your hack with the thread on the bobbin, I'll have to try that! Thanks!

  • @pierevojzola9737
    @pierevojzola9737 Před 3 lety +2

    Hi, I have tied these flies since the 70’s on wide gap, extra short #4 to #18 hooks. The American guide, Luis the Lure started to sell his glow bugs flies in Turangi and the curse of the glow bug was off and running! I found the cheapest one to tie is the Egg over Easy. I only used the white yarn and a red or pink coloured pen. They all catch fish but I do prefer the smaller ones as the larger flies need a tungsten bead to sink them, and if that connects with the back of your head you will know why I prefer the small ones!

    • @OnTheFlyNZ
      @OnTheFlyNZ  Před 3 lety +2

      Louie The Fish is his name. A good friend of mine is Louie. Louies Lure is a fly that he invented. And yes he did introduced the Glo Bug and they really did take off.

  • @melstar9134
    @melstar9134 Před 3 lety +1

    Good video - thankyou - good technique , makes a strong fly !!

  • @kadinhynds2547
    @kadinhynds2547 Před rokem

    Great video.. pro tips right there 📸👍😎

  • @trout9k
    @trout9k Před 3 lety +1

    Like that 😀

  • @jasononeil1768
    @jasononeil1768 Před 3 lety +1

    What size egg does the G14 version of this represent? I normally use 6mm Cleardrift egg but want to get down to a more realistic 4mm egg presentation.

    • @OnTheFlyNZ
      @OnTheFlyNZ  Před 3 lety +1

      Probably around the 4-5mm mark I believe

  • @lars9415
    @lars9415 Před 2 lety

    Monster hooks on tiny eggs?
    I wonder about: why does everyone on CZcams use these monster big hooks for these small, tiny eggs? They disturb the smootness of the eggs surface and tend to snag on the bottom.
    I prefer to mount two windings of Lead wire on a bent hook size 16, so the egg will almost completely hide the tiny hook.
    The lead will position the hook to guarantee a upright Position in water , which counts for less snagging- its mostly forgotten, that the physics , weight and streaming behavior of Flies in the water is crucial for successful tackle.

    • @robertmcintyre8715
      @robertmcintyre8715 Před rokem

      Whatever works I say. This is a proven pattern that works well in NZ.

  • @danwilliams345
    @danwilliams345 Před 2 lety

    That not it