Fly Tying Tutorial: Diawl Bach - Versatile STILLWATER nymph pattern.

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How do you even pronounce the name of this bug?? Regardless of the funny name, this fly is an absolute stillwater killer!
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[@lajporte]

I tied and used this for the first time. It was the only fly that worked. Thanks

[@jb5-pct]

Thank you for saying beards are, "A pain in the butt." They are! It's nice to know others struggle too!

[@trevorluft1763]

Try tying the throat hackle in first, forward of the eye

[@toddleskie3878]

Pronunciation aside, great video. Nice clip on that beard: super clean cut! I thought the Diawl Bach required cheeks. Any thoughts?

[@FlyFishFood]

It’s common but not required.

[@graymichael09]

My number one nymph in the UK

[@FlyRiderFishing]

I think it's pronounced "Dee OWL Bach" in Welsh, the "ch" in Bach is said the same way as the ch in "Loch Ness".

[@johnbrock7528]

It is I speak Welsh and Diawl Bach means Little Devil the a in Bach is long as in "open wide and say ah" at the doctors when s/he wants to look down your throat Diawl = Devil Bach = Small

[@johnsurgenor6291]

Funny and interesting.

[@RayRayLem]

Whhhip finished... "you're saying it weird"

[@patches152]

Saying whwhat whwhich whwhat?

[@RayRayLem]

"Whiskey...Whiskey!......WHISKEEEY!!"

[@waleedchaudhrey5617]

I dont think i pronounce it properly either but me and most other anglers i know pronounce it ‘die - all - back’ here in the UK. Its a welsh fly and apparently diawl bach means ‘little devil’ in welsh.

[@stephenholburn3294]

It means little devil in Welsh

[@plughikes4520]

SHEEEEESH 🔥🔥🔥

[@christianwatt2924]

its pronounced like "dial back"

[@gbossaboy]

I think it's pronounced: "Diiiieee - wwwww - llll - eeee - bach" - which is Tasmanian for - "chironomid-like-fly."