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Gary Morin
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2018
swimming isonychia nymph by adkflytying
Materials list
Hook - sz. 14 nymph hook
Thread - 18/0 nano silk and 8/0 brown veevus
Tail - ostrich herl tips
Body - embroidery floss, ostrich herl, turkey tail
Thorax - cdc dubbing
Hook - sz. 14 nymph hook
Thread - 18/0 nano silk and 8/0 brown veevus
Tail - ostrich herl tips
Body - embroidery floss, ostrich herl, turkey tail
Thorax - cdc dubbing
มุมมอง: 724
วีดีโอ
Ausable Bomber by adkflytying
มุมมอง 52214 วันที่ผ่านมา
Materials list Hook - firehole 718 sz. 14 Thread - burnt orange utc 70 Wing - calf hair Tail - woodchuck Body - Australian opposed dubbing blend Hackle for body and Thorax - brown and grizzly
Adams Irresistible with dubbing loop by adkflytying
มุมมอง 1.2K21 วันที่ผ่านมา
Adams Irresistible with dubbing loop by adkflytying
humpy dry fly by adkflytying
มุมมอง 20328 วันที่ผ่านมา
Materials list Hook - firehole 718 sz. 14 Thread - burnt orange utc 70 Tail - moose body Body - burnt orange unifloss and moose body Wing - deer hair Hackle - brown and grizzly
classic stimulator by adkflytying
มุมมอง 131หลายเดือนก่อน
materials list hook - daichii 1270 sz. 10 thread - white utc 70 tail - natural stimulator deer hair body - bright yellow unifloss rib - xs silver wire hackle - light ginger saddle wing - natural stimulator deer hair thorax - orange dry flybdub hackle - speckled badger saddle
carrot nymph by adkflytying
มุมมอง 501หลายเดือนก่อน
materials list hook - ahrex 541 sz. 10 thread - burnt orange utc 70 tail - pheasant tail body - thread, peacock herl rib - small gold wire thorax - peacock legs - brown partridge wing case - pheasant tail
chubby chernobyl
มุมมอง 142หลายเดือนก่อน
material list hook - firehole 718 thread - 8/0 veevus tail - midge flash pearl body - tan ice dub foam - 3mm brown wing - Enrique puglisi trigger point fibers
bloody baitfish by adkflytying
มุมมอง 1805 หลายเดือนก่อน
materials list hook - sz. 4 gamakatsu stinger hook thread - 6/0 nano eyes - chartreuse pseudo eyes tail - white marabou/white rabbit zonker body - small pearl polar chenille topped with white rabbit zonker rib - medium red wire dubbing - pearl and red ice dub
found link by adkflytying
มุมมอง 4995 หลายเดือนก่อน
materials list hook - dry fly hook sized appropriately thread - any round thread matching color to desired hatch tail - cdl tailing fibers body - short fine deer hair thorax - dubbing matched to desired hatch wings - trigger point fibers/short fine deer hair
touch dubbed sulphur emerger by adkflytying
มุมมอง 6725 หลายเดือนก่อน
hook - sz. 14 klinkhammer thread - pale yellow trailing shuck - brown sparkle emerger yarn body - touch dubbed with brown Australian possum thorax - sulphur dry fly dub legs - medium dun cdc puffs wingcase - 1mm yellow foam
Mayers mini leech
มุมมอง 1566 หลายเดือนก่อน
thread - burnt orange utc 70 hook - ahrex fw541 sz. 10 (can also use jig hook) bead - 3.5mm black firehole stone body - peacock/orange holographic tinsel/ olive micro pine squirrel zinker thorax - olive ostrich herl
classic copper John by adkflytying
มุมมอง 1.2K6 หลายเดือนก่อน
materials list: hook - sz.14 curved nymph hook thread - black utc 70 tail - brown duck biots body - brassie size copper wire thorax - peacock wing case - black scud back and holographic tinsel legs - brown partridge
classic elk hair caddis by adkflytying
มุมมอง 2606 หลายเดือนก่อน
materials list: hook - sz. 14 ahrex dry fly hook thread - 10/0 brown veevus body - tan caddis dubbing rib - xs silver wire hackle - honey dun wing - elk hair
rope dubbed euro blow torch by adkflytying
มุมมอง 7208 หลายเดือนก่อน
rope dubbed euro blow torch by adkflytying
step by step October caddis pupa by adkflytying
มุมมอง 5Kปีที่แล้ว
step by step October caddis pupa by adkflytying
classic adams dry fly/ general dry fly technique by adkflytying
มุมมอง 338ปีที่แล้ว
classic adams dry fly/ general dry fly technique by adkflytying
sz. 10 golden stone euro nymph by adkflytying
มุมมอง 6252 ปีที่แล้ว
sz. 10 golden stone euro nymph by adkflytying
sz. 14 guide's choice hare's ear by adkflytying
มุมมอง 4133 ปีที่แล้ว
sz. 14 guide's choice hare's ear by adkflytying
You did a very nice job with that bug Gary. These bugs have no problem swimming upstream and they dart from one place to another quickly. You can usually find them in fast moving water. Dark red or brownish black is great also. You just inspired me and first thing in the morning I will put some of these guys together. Thanks and now you got me so interested l will try to make the isonychia may fly as well.
Nice job Gary. Very neat looking and your wings look great.
Nice fly cheers for that
GARY, Great tie. Where do you get the cdc dubbing at ????
Thanks man. I get it at fly fish food. It's great for nymphs or dries
Thats a Nice one!! Thankss for the vid
You bet
I really enjoy your videos. I noticed that you did not clean the deer hair because of the way you secure it first in the material clips. Does this under fur hamper the floatability?
Thanks man. With this fly, I brush the hair out while it's still on that patch because once it's cut off, it's hard to do if you're not stacking it. It is harder to get it cleaned out really well while still on the patch, but the little fuzz that's left over is usually offset by how much hair there is. One thing that can help is the petijean clip as it's got a much tighter grip than the clip I use. That'll help hold it and slow you to brush it from the clip
wow nice nice fly! Thanks for the ty
You bet
Dubbing loop spun deer hair. Love it.
Thanks man. I used to tie these by packing the hair but found it more difficult. I also find the looser packed hair from the loop maintains it buoyancy better. This is how I tie them now
Nice tip on re tying in the thread at the end. I know I will definitely use it in the future 😂
Appreciated. I break my thread a lot. It's almost always my fault from being too aggressive especially on my whip finishes
@@adkflytying same here
Interesting……..
This is so great!
Thanks man!
Like this fly allot
I use it quite a bit on the ausable its great
If you're lazy and don't like to change flies a lot while on the water, this pattern will fish all day and is a tough little dry fly. But don't be lazy.
Haha I'm bad I'm lazy as can be. I'll go multiple trips without changing haha
Good look'in, totally fishable and a fun challenge to tie well. I like it. Thanks for sharing.
You bet!
You ever fish the Genesee River
I haven't. I've always meant to buy just never made it happen
Great job explaining each step of this fly and it sure looks buggy. I purchased my first vise in 1989 and made many hundreds of flies and then I started to dedicate all my time working and spending time with my child. 20 years later if it wasn't for TH-cam I would have been lost because of all the new materials available now. Thankfully people like you take the time to explain everything. Thanks for doing so.
Really appreciate that, thank you. Glad it helped!
Worst thing is the crap hook as it has really poor hooking characteristics.
I love it. I tie all my stimis on it. I go with a firehole 718 for other big dries as it has a bigger hook gape, but the 1270's work great for stimmies
Cool looking fly. Your methods were so well described, I think even I could tie this fly... and I will tie it. Thank you for sharing.
Nice! Thank you. It's definitely do-able and it works too
I saw your post on Instagram for this fly. Nice fly and video. Like and subscribed.
Appreciate that man, thank you
Some more glue that he never uses.😎
Hahahaha 100%. At least this time I was quiet about it
Beautiful nymph
Love this fly but that looks bigger than a size 14.
It's probably the hook. Klink hooks extend further than other emerger hooks so I could definitely see how it looks bigger
I totally agree. Bigger fish don’t usually move for dry flies around here.
I was thinking hard and I really don't think it's happened for me.
Love this tie, gonna need to tie some for next years trip out west. But I have a story to tell, so I just was starting out flyfishing that spring, getting more and more comfortable, reading a million books , haha. Then , one morning I was on a river you know well (about 25 or more years ago). There was a crazy hatch of Caddis flies. I switched to one I happened to have in my measly fly box and dressed it up and saw a rise right to the opposite bank. I’m not liking that long cast but I gave it a go. After hooking a bush behind me several times lol but getting v my fly back I laid it out a couple feet of this fish and he sucked it up. I set the hook without breaking it off and after what seemed like hours I netted an 18” brown and the first one ever on a dry on my local waters. So, after that I was think crap, this will happen all the time now. Yeah, right. No more big dudes up feeding years and years later. But the bottom line is: I feel exactly how you said it , it just isn’t productive in our neck of the woods to fish a dry unless , the Trout Gods are in your favor these days. Lol. Great tie yet again Gary. Gonna have a bunch of these in my fly box heading west. Thx yet again.
Maybe more so as evening and night fall occurs.
Good job! Looks very nice
I was waiting for you to catch Your Mistake with the FlashBack. Just like I’d do it. Nice job
Haha thanks man. That's pretty standard for me
Great tie Gary! I like the way you tie yours. Thats also great that you are telling newbies how to do different techniques and the ‘why’s’ . One of the things that fairly new tiers will think about while tying a conventional fly pattern is how they can innovate and create slightly different versions of say ,the ones that are in the instructional video or books. I always like the way you explain as you go! I wish I had your videos when I was learning. Take care and tightlines! Also, how was your trip to Maine?
That's a great looking golden stone fly. Good video.
Appreciated!
Nice bug! I have been looking for a good realistic stone fly. Have you ever tried tying left handed? I just tried tied it this week because I thought using my right hand to hold the different materials to the hook would make it easier to accurately hold them in place. I think I am going to stick with it. Turns out wrapping thread around a hook isn’t that difficult.
No, but for no other reason than I've never even thought about it. That is a good point though, about the materials. I'll give that a try. You never know
How I do it is I tie lead wire to each side of the abdomen so it's flat and bit wider then I use bright yellow thread and tie the vynil packed flat side up over it to create the abdomen
That's good stuff. I used to do the exact same and still do for some presentation flies. I don't for these because these are some of the main flies that I actually fish so I try to get as many done as I can. That wider profile is definitely more like what a stone has
I spent a day perfecting braided tails years ago and they looked magnificent in the box. The problem is that the braiding restricts the tail movement to almost zero. A damsel swims with its entire body and you're better off using a plain marabou tail on a short shaft hook.
I can definitely see what you mean and you're right about how they swim. They don't seem to care too much as this is definitely one of my most productive still water flies
Nicely done! 👍🏻 (That said, I kind of prefer sparse and slightly tall hair wings for Catskill style flies. Even if they're not traditional. That's just me, tying!)
As a fisher of various wooly bugger variants, this is a "must have". Tying some tomm..
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In my opinion I think you did an excellent job on this old fly. In finishing up the Head if you want a cleaner head wrap the last hackel around the thread and pull it back into the hackels and whip Finnish. Go ahead and give it a try. I've been twisting feathers forever sixty five years. Good luck and health for you and your's Dave Hughes 🎣🤠
I love this
Another nice pattern Gary! Started using the touch dub technique for my sulphurs last year, but will have to try your wing bud/case method this year on those finicky WB PhD browns😆
Haha thanks man. The wb is what brought me to find a different type of emerger for those sulphurs. I really think the touch dubbed body helps
Well done!
Another way, in addition to making a peacock rope as you did, to improve the durability of the peacock body, is to add a coat of hard as nails or similar, on the shank where you intend to make the body, prior to winding the peacock, in effect “ glueing it in place. At this point, I secure at the head, cut the thread and place to dry the body. I make at least 6 bodies in a session. By the time you make the sixth one the first one should be dry and ready for the next steps. I have found adding this step significantly improves the durability! I tie a very similar pattern using Mallard flank for the wing! Thanks!
That used to be my go to method. I've recently stopped using glue altogether
Very nice!! I'll try to do it as soon as possible, thanks!!
Great work 👌
Thanks man!
Great tie!! Are you keeping the pheasant tail fibers on the tail???
Reluctantly yes. Haha. I'm mad about it
They will assist on splash-down to keep the fly above the 🌊 water and float longer.
I know it may sound crazy but when I use fur that has long guard hairs that are too long or I don’t like, I’ll pull them out put them in a stacker and then put them back into my bundle. It may not be for everyone but that’s what works for me. I can’t believe I’ve been tying flies for 52 years now! I’ve tied commercially for about 28-30 years and now I’m getting a little older and there is a burnout factor! I not only tied for 4 shops and I also built fly rods and tied flys out of my house. I remember when Coz and Paul Whemer opened the Blue Wing Outfitters shop in Hancock, NY I was the guest fly tier for the weekend and Charlie Meck came Sunday for book signing. Paul and I were fishing on Spring Creek in Bellefonte, Pa just before they were scheduled to open and he asked me if I could help them out with tying flies to fill their boxes before they open. I told Paul of course I’d help him and Coz out. Well, Paul and I sat on the bank and got a pad out of my truck to right down some patterns to tie for them. When I got done writing I had 128 dozen flies to tie! That wasn’t the bad part but when he said he needed them in 3 weeks I was shocked! I promised I would have them done and I sure get them all done! Thank God I could get some time off from my law enforcement job to get them done! It kind of started for me like that at Pinewood Flies with Ray Grandner in Pine Valley, NY. I was tying so many flies that I retired and started working for Ray in the fly shop. I can’t even tell you how many flies I tied a day for him in the shop besides sales and building rods! I’d love to do it all over again if I were younger because I love tying flies and designing flies! I only had one guy steal and copy my patterns and they were some killer steelhead flies! The shop was Bill’s Hooks in Dunkirk, NY on Canadaway Creek. Oh well, I love your flies and videos so keep up the good work. God Bless.
Thanks man I appreciate that. That was a good read. I definitely get the burnout. I'm in the middle of a job for a shop right now and yes, it gets to you quick haha.
Yes! I’ve been watching every possible TH-cam video made about flyfishing for Atlantic’s up in Cape Breton Island, The Margaree River mostly and you nailed it. Their go-to dry flies are bomber variations mostly. Will be busy filling a box of all types of salmon flies this summer. And also yes,The New Flyfisher has two very informative vids on flyfishing the Margaree. Full of tips and where and how to improve your chances on the rivers up there. We’re leaving the end of August and staying into October.
Awesome. It's such a great show
Man,if this doesn’t look like a very big fish fly nothing does! I’m going to have to add a few of these to my steamer box! Thank you Gary! Also,do you think they would make a good Atlantic Salmon fly? Heading to Nova Scotia in the fall.
That's amazing! That's going to be a great trip! I don't have experience with Atlantics at all. Do you watch the newflyfisher on TH-cam? There's some episodes on Atlantic fishing in nova Scotia There's probably tons of tips. I think they used bombers. Big dry flies
Nice fly. I keep a pad of post it notes when I tie. I put the resin on the pad and put the resin on the fly with a bodkin. It prevents getting to much on the fly.
That's a good call. I'd much rather apply with the bodkin that the bottle
Really like how you tied in the deer hair tail vs Galloup. I’ve been using nano silk these days as I can pull hard with deer hair. Thanks for a great video.
Thanks man. I love nano. It's probably my favorite thread. I'm just careful with it with deer hair because it can slice tight through it
Your instructions are exceptional. I love the birds singing in the background!
Thanks man. I was hoping that didn't come through in the background but it was too nice to not open the windows haha
@@adkflytying … I’m a fly fishing bird nerd! I loved it!!!!
Like all your videos! You describe the how-to’s very well. I always break my thread when tying in elk or deer hair . Great vid! I wonder if this fly would be a great dry/dropper setup?
Can you share the exact hook used in this video? Got the almond beads.
Here you go man www.jsflyfishing.com/products/j2-720h-heavy-curved-nymph-hook They're actually on sale right now for a very good price
In a world filled with plastic and resin flies, I appreciate these kinds of videos, keep it up.
👌very good tips!
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