Pattern of the Month #02 - Dee Samurai
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- čas přidán 6. 05. 2020
- Presenting: the second film in our Pattern of the Month series. This month Mikael ties his version of the long-winged slim fly - The Samurai. A design made to fish fast on a good downstream belly. The pattern Dee Samurai with its classic black-yellow-blue colour settings originates from Scotland and has proven to be a great fly on rivers all around the world.
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Brilliant instructional video demonstrated by an expert.....
Great looking fly and I love the enthusiasm! I will definitely Tie some and give them a good swim
I just loved that fly the first time I seen it.... Super excited to see this next new style of fly, that's my thing creating triggers in the fish's brain. 😂🎣
Really brilliant and good guide to tie Dee Samurai. Love that u are taking ur time and show in detail. Much appreciated by a beginner to the craft.
Thank you for the awesome tutorial! Learn alot
Väldigt informativt och pedagogiskt!
Fick mitt material idag så nu ska det skapas
Tack för bra service och snabb leverans
Absolut Perfect ... Thank`s Mikael , Greetings Oliver , Northern FlyTying .
Greate video! To make an good ending, I wish you can put the fly in a test tank so we can see it swim too, with your explanation or idea of the fly swimming
Det är något speciellt att se dig sitta och binda ett ljus i mörkret i dessa svåra tider är väldigt nyfiken på nästa fluga tycker om att höra dig prata och dela din stora passion och kunskap we fish until we drop😎☕️👍
I am a salmon fishing guide on the river Ure in North Yorkshire.... my journey into tying flies has really just begun being 40 maybe I have left it a long time... Your videos are very helpful and inspirational thank you 🙏 Philip Ellis - Yorkshire Salmon Guide 🎣🎣🎣
Thanks for the kind words Philip!
Thanks for tying videos bring more
Аnother great video, thank you Mikael!
thanks for the insight into your trick box🙌
Tack igen.
Thank you.
Hi Mikael
Great tying videos you are making.
Cut tell more about that very blue dee samurai . In What condition do you prefer the fly, how should the river look like , when you put this fly on- wearther, the waters color and flow and temperatur ?
Hope you see this message😎
Best regards
Michael
Looking forward to see you in Kolding flyfestival
I am now suffering from fox skin envy! Great video, again, thank you!!
haha... and you know what.. its now cut in pieces and sent out to the subscribers.... I wouldn't mind to keep it!
I love the videos and as I am sure everyone subscribing will want to replicate your flies exactly and fish them the way that you do. The videos are filmed superbly but it is very difficult to get a perspective on how long the different parts of the fly are. I imagine it is second nature to you in your tying but I would find it very helpful to have a breakdown of how long the different parts of the fly are so that I can replicate it exactly. It will be easier then to figure out the proportions of the fly and to increase or decrease it’s size. I understand that most people might not want to know these things so I’m not saying that this information needs to be in the video, but perhaps you could put the information in the description. I greatly appreciate all the help and knowledge the you are passing on to those of us who have not yet caught a salmon. Many thanks, Chris Efstratiou.
Ok - good comment i will try to do this in the upcoming films! Thanks! /M
The problem is I love to tie flies but i have no means to fish the rivers like you fish with big fishes. I always look at your style of tying. Coz i am one of your student in the early 90's. I always tie all my flies the things I've learnd from you taper wings. Best wishes and happy tying.
Love it but I have a question, which substitute I can use for jungle Coq? What is the best choice in therm of quality?
Thanks for all you do Mr Frödin
Have you got a swim tank? You discuss the movement that you get from your flies, both in the previous episode and in this one. I, for one, would love to see how they actually behave underwater. Maybe that could be something that you show at the end of the episode, with the fly you just made?
Hi - next month you will se thefly under water... in the river... from the fish perspective. Hope you will like it Michael
@@frodinflies Perfect! Looking forward to it.
Fantastic tye. I'm intrigued by the "blue" of that blue feather? Doesn't look like Kingfisher Blue, which is the closest blue I have in my materials library. Is it a custom dye or can you tell me what it is called, please? I've got all the other materials and fancy making a couple up while this lock down endures. Thanks.
Its a Teal & Blue
I will look it up. Thank you.
love the video. just a thought, have you ever thought that de samurai can look like an squid? (at least in the dry state).
Thanks - not really i am not a great believer of imitations for salmon. ...but who knows why they take it... the most important is that they do!
what is the black hair you are using in that fly? I want to buy also that one cause it looks so good!!
what animal is that from?
@@haulikkoheikki its super quality goat.. same as in the packs.
Hej Mikael
Underbara flugor som du visar upp, har precis köpt erat startkit med ttt och cones. Kanonsystem för att enkelt binda snygga och bra flugor👍🎣. Men jag undrar vart man kan köpa odlad djungeltupp med ett certifikat som är garanterat äkta? Man vill ju inte riskera att bidra till några oseriösa typer.
Detta är svårt för tillfället - det finns några brittiska odlare men jag vet att de har dåligt nu!
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Tackar så mycket för svaret, det blir till att söka vidare i cyberspace.
Hi Mikael, I am 1 of your many subscribers and i do Love the materials, Because I live and Fish mostly in Irish waters, it was quiet scary at first to see the Size of your Flies, but I do realise that I can try and tie them at any size... The thing i see is the very different Types of flies that you use and Flies that the Majority use over here, cascades, ally shrimp etc. Do you tie these? I am Hooked on your ways, and Im only starting out, and I can Honestly see Exactly what you mean by the Movement of your flies, lots of Fishermen over here tie them Very sparingly - Any Advise?? Thanks for All your Very important Help,
Clive
Its Amazing, the more you give or praise someone - the less you get back
Sorry Clive - middle of the season! I don't do many of these pattern, i prefer a lively fly, of course i look and steel some of the classic colour combinations, but i have strong believe in a cone creating turbulence for soft materials to swim in...
Can I purchase these kits in the US?
Hi - sure we ship world wide!
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Newer. Eat farmed
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