Red Tag Wet Fly
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- čas přidán 29. 07. 2019
- Detailed instructions for tying a Red Tag wet fly.
Recipe:
Hook: Barbless, 3X-strong nymph hook (here, a Fulling Mill FM51 05), sizes 10 to 14.
Thread: Black, 8/0 or 70-denier.
Tag: Red Antron yarn.
Rib: Gold Ultra Wire, small.
Body: 2 peacock herls.
Collar: Brown hen hackle.
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I have not been fly fishing in 20 years. Your videos make me want to start back up.
You have the best sounding voice of all the fly tiers on CZcams. Thank you for everything you do!!
Love your tutorials Tim. Started tying my own flies a couple years ago. Everything thing I know I learned from your videos. Thanks!
Thank you for all of the Tutorials. Just started fly tying a couple months ago and all of my flies I watched your videos. Great job. Keep it up. Thank you
Nice one Tim - an oldie but a goodie for sure! My go-to for panfish.
It seems your camera quality has gotten even better...super clarity!...its always been good...but it is easy to see even on my phone...thanks...
Nice tie and a great reminder to fish a wet fly !! Thanks 🙏
Really enjoy all of your videos. Thanks for sharing!
Great fly. Nice tie. Wet flies like this work great. Thank you.
Reminds me of a coachman or prince nymph. I've never fished this before, TY tightline!
Allways in my flybox ...😃 Best fly ever ! 😉👌💪
I tied one of these a few days ago with scraps I had left over from other patterns. Mine consisted of a size 12 or 14 hook (I cant remember) light orange yarn tag, peacock body, soft hackle feather from pheasant skin, and a brass 3/32 beadhead. Sunday I went to a local pond that is usually clear but was the color of chocolate milk and freezing cold, but I caught 3 hug bluegill and one smaller bluegill, sadly I had to donate it to the last fish as I left my forceps at home.... on a side note the flat head screwdriver blade on a swiss army knife works wonders at removing hooks and not hurting the fish, so I'm told.....
Hi Tim. Tim here...new subscriber.
Great video!
I’m new to fly fishing and fish mostly inshore in salt water.
I know you’re way beyond this, but can you recommend a good beginner fly tying kit and also a good place to get fly tying materials?
Ebay is a good place to start for kits.
Ty for all your videos!. Been trying to tie this for about a week. Do fine until I try to tie in the hen feather. Keep breaking it off when I wrap it. Any suggestions for me? Thanks
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Great Video!!!!
Could you recommend a dry fly and a nymph for beginners, one that is not to hard to tie? Thank you very much!
Max Salat for nymphs, peacock nymphs work great. A foam beetle is also a very good dry fly patterns. Both are really easy to tie and only ha e about 3 or 4 materials depending on what you use.
Bionic Ants are pretty easy to tie and the fish love them. As for nymphs, Zebra Midges are super easy, same with pheasant tails and frenchies. Check out some of these patterns:
czcams.com/play/PLzznwE8sf0KWKE2lH63-GvKKBTpJ20NBK.html
Is it possible to use whiting farms American hackle for dry flies even though that isn't the intended use?
Why is it every time I want to tie one of your flies, I don't have one of the materials. "Antron Thread" now I have to order something else. Great tutorial once again...
I'd suggest researching material substitutions instead. The tip of red marabou would work for this, as would red rabbit hair cut from a zonker strip, red laser dub, red ostrich...you get my point. Gunnar Brammer has a good video on material substitutions if you're inclined.
I have on question, where do you buy your thread and other material?
Using Antron stops the twisting of you’re tippet whereas using the traditional red wool was a pain and you always had to cut the tag down whilst on the water. But getting the perfect proportions using the wool is tedious to say the least.
Please dry red tag