Blue-Winged Olive size 18

Detailed instructions for tying a blue-winged olive in size 18.
Recipe:
Hook: Barbless dry fly hook, here a Fulling Mill 5050, size 18.
Thread: Olive-dun Semperfli Classic Waxed, 12/0.
Tail: Medium Pardo Coq de Leon fibers.
Wing: Light dun colored Fulling Mill Ultra Dry Yarn.
Abdomen: Olive colored Kapok dubbing.
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[@wingman8447]

Couldn’t be easier or more simple. Change colors and you have probably all the dry pattern you actually need.

[@Mayflymusings]

Ohhh, Tim! You have done it again with a dirty little dry fly. Nicely done as always my friend!

[@scottnock5241]

Tim your videos are always the best instruction in the community and very informative!! You always do a phenomenal job presenting everything!!!! Just thanks for everything you do!!!!

[@GeorgeSemel]

I saw those new jaws in Summerset in person last Saturday, and it was charming talking to you. I really had a blast. I will undoubtedly buy that new jaw since most of my fly-tying is the small stuff. The BWO's is one of my favorite hatches to fish.

[@jonwurts2252]

Your videos are just straight to the point. Thanks for the tips on the wing material!

[@sjohnson4882]

This is so easy it is almost criminal. =)

[@coreystoner4129]

Nicely done tim. The jaws are definitely interesting to say the least. I have the stainless jaws for mine and those handle a lot of different sized hooks but I bounce between that and my big game jaws.

[@jimholland1592]

Thanks Tim, nicely done 👍

[@ruebdogg1]

Nice river fingers! You can tell you were on the water recently, haha

[@loosieclocker]

Semperfli is the bomb

[@FlyTyer1948]

Interesting materials & very interesting vise jaws. Definitely time to start dropping hints for my desired Christmas gifts. Thank you, sir.

[@koshonispell6963]

Those jaws look interesting, what size of hooks can you get in them?

[@joshfriedman1461]

Thanks for the video! I take it you love the new regal jaws?

[@BP-1988]

Anyone know where to get the vice jaws online?

[@ryansiron999]

Tim, how well do you think that jaw will hold game changer shanks?

[@Datfishha]

Hey Tim I'm trying to get started what do I need to do?

[@seanbrennan3824]

Could I use the same material for tail as wings? Just thinned down? I'm lacking good vision so that would help to see them in the water

[@thomasflyandtackle]

I would assume you could, similar to the X-Caddis. On the X-Caddis there is a trailing shuck so I would try it out! The CDL will definitely help the fly ride better on the waters surface but I would give it a shot.

[@brianhoover2294]

Is the FM ultra dry yarn similar to EP trigger point fibers?

[@komando8365]

I find them to be better actually. I like that the FM product is hollow.

[@mjvideo9436]

do you now how to tie a wright royal?

[@josephkamauchief]

Dry

[@MyFly.]

Nice fly but to be honest I stopped watching when you mentioned fulling mill.
Fulling mill products are notoriously difficult to obtain outside the uk or usa...I think they cater for those 2 markets exclusively...

[@reelwildfishing]

You can definitely substitute with poly yarn of other kinds: EP, Bonnie Craft Cord brushed out, any 0% absorption yard in light grey/olive dun probably

[@GeorgeSemel]

I tie the fly using super fine dubbing and EP blue wing olive color.

[@baronvongrimm4780]

I wouldn't fish it.