Great Easy Summer Nymph! Fly Tying Tutorial | The Fly Fiend.
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- čas přidán 23. 07. 2024
- Hook - Partridge Barbless Czech Nymph Sz14
Bead - 1/8 Black Nickel Tungsten
Thread - Veevus GSP 50D
Tail - Pheasant Tail
Body - Veevus Body Quill
Rib - Small Cooper Wire
Thorax - Hares Ear Blend
Legs - Pheasant Tail
Wingcase - Thin Skin Black - Sport
Great fly. I love the simplicity! And I love the opening to tour vids! The coffee grinder and the handful of flies you put down gets me fired up for some reason👍
Looks nice and natural. Will tie a few up to go with your other 2 patterns today. Tight lines from down-under in NZ.
excellent fly. will try on penna streams . excellent video!
That BQ stuff looks mighty fine! Nice tie!
cool! I love this fly :)
Looks like a durable little fish catcher. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks James!
Круто получилось.
Good looking fly. Try using Solarez instead of Loon, it's a much better product and is never tacky.
Im not a fish, but I would eat that. Hard, I would eat that hard. Killer tie.
That is a great tie & tutorial Jake! May I suggest you counter-wrap the rib wire against the body quill for more durability? Thanks for sharing & tight lines from Eastern Canada.
Hi Jake, great fly! Really appreciate your explanation on bead sizing. I've been using the Veevus Body Quill and glad you showed how to strengthen it. Our BWO natural nymphs run in the size 18 range. When you tie these flies, particularly for Euro nymphing, do you try to really scale back on the silhouette or do you find that the trout still go after the larger body, more attractor shapes? Thanks much, Bob
rj Hey Bob, depends on water, ill carry both in my box forsure, most times i let the fish tell me.
does euronymphs have to be in a jig form hook or can i euronymph with nymphs likes the one in the video
Really like your flying tying style, that you "fish a lot", and use barbless hooks. Subscribed...
Daniel Berry Thanks So Much Daniel Im Glad You Enjoyed!!
Nice looking fly. I haven't tied with the body quill material. I have one color but I always used it for ribbing. I will have to try it now to see if it looks as good in person. I am not sure what color I have but it shouldn't be very expensive to get some more of it. All the best and thanks for sharing. Sean
Sean Mooney Yes Its Really Great Stuff! Thanks For Watching!
Very cool PT variation. Gotta get me some of this body quill. Would this fly do well with a hot spot color when you whip finish?
J T Yes Im Sure It Would! Ive Been Trying To Keep It Has Natural As Possibly Because The Stream Ive Been Fishing Gets Alot Of Preessure And Fish Spook Easy But Try A Couple On Your Home Waters And Im Sure They Will Produce!
Absolutely gonna try. Will do both with a hot spot and natural. Fish can Be spooky here right now as well. Streams have been hammered over last 4-6 weeks.
Это мушка Романа Мозера!
Nice tie! I'm not sure you mentioned why you used the white thread. White thread base for the body quills offers much better translucency after the UV resin coat. Just my 2 cents!
Mina Viladas Yes Definitely Does Help With That! I Did Forget To Mention That Good Call!
Literally 6:11 🫠
which river do you fish?
if this question was an expecting mother, her baby would have just been born :(
Easy summer nymph - proceeds to tie in 15 materials.
Great tie! Do you have a specific if light you like?
Thanks Danny! Light for tying?
The Fly Fiend, any specific uv light you like?
Danny Z Loon Infinity! 😀
The Fly Fiend thanks!
Is the soft wire available in the U.S.? Have only been able to find it Europe and Canada.
Jim Carver are you referring to the lead free wire? Either way, I can find all these materials in any of the fly shops in my town (MT, USA)
No, I actually meant the ribbing wire. Lead free wire is available many places. I asked this question in the wrong video. The Fly Fiend video of the Rainbow Warrior Euro nymph uses silver UNI soft wire made in Canada for the ribbing material. Is that available in your town? Thanks.
No, I actually meant the ribbing wire. Lead free wire is available many places. I asked this question in the wrong video. The Fly Fiend Rainbow Warrior Euro nymph video used silver UNI soft wire for the ribbing material. Is this available in your town?
Sorry for the double post. my reply didn't show up when I went back to this video so I replied again.
Well, do you know?
2.8mm is not 2.8 mil. Mills are thousands of an inch and 1 mil = 0.0254mm
Nice fly. But you didn't "palmer" the body, you wound the material up the body. Palmering is winding a hackle down the length of the fly body. Different material, different technique, different name!
I love watching your videos but please move your camera i hate seeing your mouth