Tying the Doobry Wet Fly with Davie McPhail
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- čas přidán 9. 11. 2020
- Materials Used;
Hook, Fulling Mill Competition Heavyweight size 12
Thread, Uni-8/0 Black
Tail, Flu-Red Wool
Rib, Gold Wire
Body, Brassy Gold Tinsel
Body Hackle, Black Cock
First Hackle, Hot Orange Hen
Front Hackle, Long Black Hen - Sport
When I feel like the world is all 💩. Davie's videos bring me that good old wholesome feeling I need.
Thanks Davie,
Thanks David a bit new to fly tying but thanks to you getting my head around this. the cost of materials are getting expensive
Beautiful wee fly Davie.
Very Nice Davie!
I Love the way your hands move to tie in all of the materials for this fly.
Fast, and you make it look easy. Thanks for sharing this video.
Aloha🌴🏄♂️🎣🎄
Wow davie when days seem to be getting darker you always cast light in our hearts outstanding skill and craft.All the very best from Scotland stay safe 🏴🏴🏴
Great looking fly mate. Bet that one would work for brookies in smaller size. Thanks for sharing with us all my friend. Be safe. Best Regards, Ken
Another beauty Davie, my tying has improved 10 fold and it's all down to your tutorials, thanks👍
Cracking looking fly Davie. Nicely tied and explained as always. Many thanks.
Im going to give that a go with the winter grayling. Thanks Davie.
Sir Davie, I Love your channel Sir, an awesome fly you make it look so simple and easy. thanks and keep giving us flies to tie.
Can't go wrong with this fly on the Highland Lochs. Gains ever increasing popularity. Nice 👍
Thanks, Davie, I really like this fly. I have never tied a wet fly with an all Gold Body. Great looking fly for any fish.
Nice fly, I am sure it will be a good one for brook trout! Will try some and put it to the test next season!
Always found trout like orange! Tight lines!
Thanks Davie excellent looking fly. I'll tie some tomorrow for a outing on the upper Clyde next week for the Grayling. Cheers, Big Davie.
Thanks Davy.
If you're tying on a budget, this one to tie, three chinese hackles, and wee bit of wool, you can fill your box for not much money!
Stay safe guys.
Your the king Davie 💯% As always your videos are right on the spot step by step. All the best to you and your family 😊😊
Nicely done Davie.
Really nice, going to give it a try 👌
Great loch wet fly! Thanks Davie 👍 gonna give this one a try.
What a beaut Davie, best regards from NY
This will be added to my fly box.... thanks Dave.
Nice fly. Thanks for the video
Definitely got to give this one ago thanks for sharing Davie
Caught me a lot of fish. Great fly. Great video.
stunning fly 😊
I'll be trying a few of them Davie!!
I've not got compitition heavy but a short shank special #10 should do the trick.
Cheers for the upload!!
ATB Chris.
Nice.Tanks Davie👍
I definitely need to get some new red wool and give this a go..
🐝👍 простые в изготовлении и ловят рыбу. Спасибо
Nice looking fly there Davie. I’ll try my hand at it. Thank you for another one dude.
ps..... am I the only one to notice the name spelling in the front banner: Boobry lol!
Super, just super👍👍👍👍👍👍💥💥💥💥
Fantastica show belas belas Mestre gênio Maravilha um abraço
Great videos that are helping me a lot. Good teacher !! By the way, what do you have on your finger to put the thread?Thanks👏👏👍👉
Hi Chus,
It's a small piece of wax for the thread which helps give you grip when needed especially when tying the hackle and wing on..I'm glad the videos have helped you and thanks for the kind words..
All the very best Davie
Hi again David, could you tell me what product is on your finger? I forgot to ask you the other day !! Thank you very much and I'm hooked on your videos !! Greetings🙏👍👉
🇨🇿CZ. 👍 super 👍👋
Would u get away with using red marbou for the tail?
Hi Quincy M-e,
Marabou would be a great sub to the wool and I'm sure it would fish just as well..
All the very best Davie
@@DavieMcPhail cheers davie! going to attempt this tonight once the kids are in bed
@@DavieMcPhail first 3 turned out not to bad think I need thinner wire tbh
Followed you're wax video when I put mine on my hand still to hard to wax thread
I use a tube of archer's wax, it's meant to wax bowstrings to keep them pliable when shooting. I'm not the most fastidious tier,but it meets my needs,tube just rests on the table til needed, no mess.
@@steveg8322 I'll keep that in mind , just checked veniard do liquid wax going to pop down my local and try that
Hi Quincy M-e,
I really work the wax between my fingers to make it really soft and tacky but make it as thin as you can as the warmth from your finger will keep it usable rather than being too hard to use..
All the very best Davie
@@DavieMcPhail I'll give it another go having on your finger is alot more convenient and less hassle losing every 2 mins lol
@@steveg8322 Yes, I think for most amateurs there's no need to get too obsessive about what wax to use. At present I keep an old tin of jacket wax on my bench. More or less does the job. Should see me out, being in my sixties. If not I've got a tin of dubbin in the shed. I still have the hard Veniards wax I got nearly 50 years ago, and some cobblers wax, but I don't use them very often.
That said, for tying lots of flies at speed Davie's method is the way forward.