Brings back great memories of hooking a nice Rainbow on the Tongariro River only to find that a Cormorant took hold of the fish underwater and flew away with me playing it. Lucky it was on a barbless hook and there was quick release mid-air. Like the look of this fly so will put a few in my fly box. Thanks from down-under in NZ.
As someone whose very new into fly fishing and tying it’s very interesting to see the different patterns that there are between American and European flies. Not sure how well some of these would work in the Appalachians but they look too pretty to not give a try
Hi Lindsay, Seems like a lot of steps for a fly type I already carry a couple of variants of. I have had a lot of success with your patterns the last two seasons so I'll tie a few and give them a try and see if it is more productive than the cormorant patterns I already carry.
Following the Cormorant patterns, I have noticed that on pretty much all of them the differences are subtle. Pretty sure they will work here! The river below me is finally breaking up, but the water is crystal clear, though still very cold. I'm going to rig up today and go give it a try tomorrow. Will let you know how badly they crushed me!! 🤣
Braw wee beastie Lindsay. Thanks for the tips.🎣👏👍
No problem 👍
Nice pattern, thanks Lindsay
Most welcome buddy.
Brings back great memories of hooking a nice Rainbow on the Tongariro River only to find that a Cormorant took hold of the fish underwater and flew away with me playing it. Lucky it was on a barbless hook and there was quick release mid-air. Like the look of this fly so will put a few in my fly box. Thanks from down-under in NZ.
Great story John, tight lines.
Great cormorant Lindsay
Thanks Mark 👍
That is a really cool fly... hmmmm very useful fly...
It sure is, worked a treat today!
A really great little fly, I would use it as a team member, I must try it out, thanks lindsay
Me too pal, going to give it a swim tomorrow.
You will have to let us know how it fished, are you going to be fishing one of the reservoirs??
@@bluesimon13ify Grafham, tomorrow pal.
Have a good day on grafham, tight lines
As someone whose very new into fly fishing and tying it’s very interesting to see the different patterns that there are between American and European flies. Not sure how well some of these would work in the Appalachians but they look too pretty to not give a try
Hi Drew, I think the Stillwater fishing is a lot more popular in this country due to the lack of access to good river fishing.
Love it Lindsay, cracking pattern
Thanks so much 😊
👍👍👍
Hi Lindsay, Seems like a lot of steps for a fly type I already carry a couple of variants of. I have had a lot of success with your patterns the last two seasons so I'll tie a few and give them a try and see if it is more productive than the cormorant patterns I already carry.
Hi Ralph, It’s all about options pal, showing the fish something a little different 👍
Following the Cormorant patterns, I have noticed that on pretty much all of them the differences are subtle. Pretty sure they will work here! The river below me is finally breaking up, but the water is crystal clear, though still very cold. I'm going to rig up today and go give it a try tomorrow. Will let you know how badly they crushed me!! 🤣
Sounds like it could be a cold one Kerry, dress warm pal.
Nice one Lindsay. Great to be back on the water I bet?. Big Davie
Yes it was! Off to Grafham tomorrow, cant wait.
The famous glue brush!
Got a new pot just one more video with the old brush to go....lol
Hi Lindsay I like ur dubbing loop clip where did you get it pal... like that cormorant I’ll tie a few of them
Hi Norman, that one was from Troutline.ro
Need to stop watching you because now so intent on tying copies I'm not fishing. Great pattern.
Lol, fishing should always come before….. we’ll everything 😉