Nuke Egg
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- čas přidán 5. 12. 2016
- Detailed instructions for tying a Nuke Egg.
Hook: Scud/pupa hook (here a Dai-Riki 135), sizes 8 and 10.
Thread: 6/0 or 140 Denier, white.
Egg: McFly Foam, orange.
Adhesive: High Tack Swax.
Veil: White otter’s Soft Milking Egg Veil.
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Nice tying,nice and simple but effective 👌🏴
I really enjoyed the video. I’m hoping to start tying my own flies soon.
Another great video. Thanks.
this works really well on farm trout as well.
Nicely done
Cool fly 😄
Thanks again! This tutorial made it so easy to follow along and tie. I just saved myself so much money. One of these patterns sells for $2.99 CAD at my local fly shop. I just bought all the supplies and 25 hooks for around $35 CAD including the wax as well. Some of the supplies like the milking egg, thread and wax will last me years and the two foams i bought will last me hundreds of flies it seems.
Of course, the biggest lie in fly tying is that it will save you money. ;-)
really cool
Can you make a video of a how you record your tying videos and your camera setup!!
Just FYI, his setup is how he makes his living. It's a trade secret. Why would he share it? As you might have observed, Tim's videos are the best on CZcams, there is, in my opinion, nobody that comes close. So just enjoy them and learn.
Tim, great video tutorial, thank you. Would tying the veil off on both sides of the yolk be of any value?
Check out the eggs over easy
Another great vid. Do you ever tie these with added weight?
I rarely add weight to any egg pattern. I'll use a sink tip line, split shot or a second weighted fly to get them down. I like eggs flies to be neutrally buoyant so they drift more naturally. That said, there are a ton of weighted egg patterns out there that produce a lot of fish.
Big fan and plz send me and I know it’s a long shot but plz send me some marabou I can’t find any in stores here in Wisconsin
For me, Loon's High Tack Swax is very sticky. I have more luck applying it with a toothpick instead of just rubbing it on the thread from the container.
What brand nipper did you use?
Orvis, worth every penny. They last for years of heavy use.
@@tightlinevideo thanks! I just ordered the ergo 🤞
wow, thirty years ago? you sound to only be in your late 20s or mid 30s. great pattern, just tied a few
A angle rips it’s own wings off every time someone hooks their hook into their rods cork handle or rod eyelet
*Angel
Good to hell with the obtuse angles.
"Take wraps."...... grammar's not really a thing in fly tying is it?
Why you hating?