SR2 Nymph
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- čas přidán 2. 01. 2024
- Detailed instructions for tying an SR2 Nymph.
Recipe:
Hook: FM 5115, size 16.
Bead: 3/32" nickel black tungsten bead.
Thread: UTC 70, black.
Tail: Pheasant tail fibers, dyed chocolate brown.
Abdomen: Stretch round rib, small, brown.
Wingcase: Saltwater Flashabou, large, pearl.
Thorax & Legs: Australian possum dubbing, dark brown.
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The HQ voice on tightline productions doesn't sound like Tim's voice in the tie-offs or other videos for some reason, or at least on my speakers.
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Always the best way to start the day with another great Tightlines video. Nice tying as always.
Just got into tying. Have loved your midge tutorials. I enjoy watching these videos that are ten years ago. Keep it up!
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Thanks for sharing, Tim.
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Thank you for another amazing video. !!!Will you be at the Fly Fishing Show in Edison this Year?
Hello Tim and thanks for another great video. Have a couple of questions entirely unrelated to this video. On one of your videos it showed your spool of tinsel with an elastic band dispenser holding the tinsel and keeping it from unraveling. Did you make that or can you buy them some where? Second question; is there some reason so many people whip finsh with a tool instead of doing it by hand? Ir’s so quick and easy by hand I don’t know why more people don’t do it. Anyways thanks again and look forward to your next video.
I think he has a video on his channel about the spool tenders. Look up "DIY Spool Tenders Tightline" and it should come up. As for the whip finish I think it comes down to the fact that the tool allows for more precision, especially for super small flys. In the end of the day it's personal preference with no perfect answer.
Front to back whip finish. I assume this would be the standard but now I’m curious if there’s another method and when it would be applied? Nice fly as always.
He actually specifies back to front, not front to back. This is because a back to front whip finish creates a smoother and stronger knot. Going from the front to the back makes a lumpier knot that's more like to break... The other alternative people use is a series of half hitches, though again a back to front whip finish is smoother and stronger
what bug is the sr2 imitative of? Thanks.
Early black stonefly
Is this available commercially?
Bottom finders
Tight lines and good morning from B.C.
Thanks Tim. 👍
Man, he couldn't have named it something a little farther from RS2? Its not like everything is actually taken.
Now what would be the fun in that?