Tying the Dyret Caddis/Gnat by Davie McPhail

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  • čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
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    Materials Used;
    Hook, Fulling Mill Ultimate dry Fly Barbless size 14
    Thread, Uni-8/0 Black
    Tail, Uni-Floss Chinese Red and Elk Hair
    Body, Peacock Herl
    Body Hackle, Grizzle Cock Saddle
    Hear, Elk Hair

Komentáře • 22

  • @stocktim
    @stocktim Před 5 lety +2

    The Metolius River in Oregon is a premier catch and release stream known for hard-to-catch, finicky trout. Last weekend, I hooked two, landed one on a size 16 version of this fly. It is now my “go to” for this season. Thanks for the great video!

  • @redneckwhisperer8983
    @redneckwhisperer8983 Před 8 lety +1

    Davie, I have never left a comment on You Tube before, but after tying up some of these this morning and coming home with my creel full, I just had to say thanks for an excellent pattern. Looking forward to more

    • @DavieMcPhail
      @DavieMcPhail  Před 8 lety +1

      Well Done Jr Rose, and thank you for having a go at the fly and as well letting me and everyone know how it did for you...
      All the very best Davie

  • @7cColin
    @7cColin Před 8 lety +1

    Love that, looks like a great pattern for those times you're not sure what's going to work. I imagine the footprint in the water will be attractive. Thanks Davie.

  • @joeduca8582
    @joeduca8582 Před 5 lety +1

    Awesome mashup pattern Davie! I've watched a few tutorials on the Dyret lately and this is the coolest variant I've seen. It reminds of a Bomber too, lol, a "mini bomber"! You certainly inspire me Davie, all the best and thanks!

  • @olecarstensiland2597
    @olecarstensiland2597 Před 3 lety +1

    Great tied flie Davie. This is, one of my favoritt flies. I tie them down to 16, and up to 8 sice. And in many collors.

  • @jackbryant9879
    @jackbryant9879 Před 8 lety +2

    Great. Looking pattern Davie. Love your videos, I have learned a lot watching!

  • @MrBrysie
    @MrBrysie Před 8 lety +1

    Excellent fly Davie. Thanks for posting.

  • @bjrnlarsen6613
    @bjrnlarsen6613 Před 2 měsíci +1

    Nice! Just want to add that “dyret” means “the animal” in Norwegian.

  • @splishsplash2579
    @splishsplash2579 Před 8 lety +2

    You have done it again Sir. Cheers

  • @keithlavis3302
    @keithlavis3302 Před 8 lety +1

    Great looking fly, will have to tie some up for coming season

  • @RETROSFLYTYINGCHANNEL
    @RETROSFLYTYINGCHANNEL Před 8 lety +1

    Hi Davie, I tied a dozen of these to use on the October long weekend here in Australia.
    They accounted for quite a few fish......Thanks :)

    • @DavieMcPhail
      @DavieMcPhail  Před 8 lety +1

      Hi Retros Fly Tying Channel,
      Thank you for the feedback on how the fly is doing for you in Australia which I and many will appreciate...
      All the very best Davie

  • @stephenprice9120
    @stephenprice9120 Před 8 lety +1

    Absolutely class! Another one I need to try...

  • @Vincentdonnelly5158
    @Vincentdonnelly5158 Před 8 lety +3

    Looks like a real killer. Another masterpiece. Well done. Thanks.

  • @jsboyle3459
    @jsboyle3459 Před 5 lety +2

    Nice fly👍🏻

  • @digznz2011
    @digznz2011 Před 8 lety

    Davie, Did you get any feedback on this fly from from your friend who went to New Zealand ? I'm situated in north canterbury in the South Island of nz. Was going to tie some up they look great, simple tie too. Thanks again for posting these videos- they are informative as well as entertaining

    • @DavieMcPhail
      @DavieMcPhail  Před 8 lety +1

      Hi Oliver Fernee,
      I've had feedback from other tyers that have tyed some and they have worked really well for them. The gentlemen that I tyed these for are not away yet but they will let me know how it fishes if things go well..If you tye a few up please let me know how you get on as well and thank you very much for the kind words...
      All the very best Davie

    • @digznz2011
      @digznz2011 Před 8 lety +1

      Davie I will let you know how I get on, it's always nice to know how and where ones flies work. I tie for a local club and hang around the local tackle shops and you're regarded as some kind of tiers folk hero, just thought you should know. Best wishes from us in NZ

  • @shire-lee
    @shire-lee Před 8 lety

    Davie HELP!!!!. so im starting to make some video's as well and i need some info please. What kind of camera do you use and do you recomend a cheaply video camera with good close range. I have a nice light but my video showed up dark probably due to lack of knowlege of my camera, how many lights do you use? any other tips for your setup or making a great quality video such as yourself? Thanks for the info...long time watcher and fan!! youre my inspiration. greetings from the states!

    • @DavieMcPhail
      @DavieMcPhail  Před 8 lety

      Hi Brandon,
      I'm sorry about the delay is getting back to you..I did have a look at your video and as you know I prefer to have a blue shirt on as it does help to show the flies I'm tying...At the moment I'm using a Sony AX100e and to get a better closeup of the fly I add on a +2 filter which screws on to the lens, these filters don't cost a lot of money but you have to have the camera much closer to the vice so that it can focus on the fly..I use two small LED panels which are perfect as they clamp to the side of my desk and don't take up much room unlike the old lights I used to use..
      I hope this is of some help to you and good luck with the videos...
      All the very best Davie

    • @shire-lee
      @shire-lee Před 8 lety

      +Davie McPhail thanks for responding davie! yes I like the idea of your blue shirt, my video is probably dark due to the dark color of my shirt. your camera is pretty pricey but worth it as your videos look crystal clear. I have found a camera that shoots 1080p and also has an external zoom filter so I'm going to try that out as well as some LED lighting around me. thank you for your help! take care