Fly Tying Baetis Nymph (SR) | Hackles & Wings
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- Hackles & Wings Fly Tying videos! Today we are going to a semi realistic Baetis Nymph pattern.
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Materials :
Thread: Semperfli Nanosilk 18/0 Olive
Hook: Tiemco 113 BLH
Body: Body Glass Half Round Olive
Gills: Polypro Yarn, white colored olive with marker
Thorax: Olive Opossum
Thorax Cover: Nymph Skin 3mm translucent
Legs: Partridge Olive
Tails: Pheasant Tail Dark Olive
Music: Credit to Dan-O at danosongs.com - กีฬา
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One of the most realistic nymph patterns I have ever seen, and it didn’t use that many materials either! Definitely giving it a try, thanks for the super informative video!
Thanks a lot!
You know every trick in the book. I wish I was 1/2000th as good as you. Just incredible.
PS, I almost forgot, you're the only tyer on TH-cam, that I can remember, that ties on nymph legs the way I learned!
Great looking nymph, I especially like the technique you used for the gills.
+Phillip Lekanof Thanks a lot! The gill technique is great, it really makes nice looking baetis bodies. Works well with nymph skin too.
Awesome fly! Great idea with the eyes and gills! Looking forward to more flies!
Thank you very much
Love it! Especially, the gill technique. I think it would work great for burrowing nymph patterns. Well done, sir!
Thanks a lot! This would for sure work for burrowing nymph patterns as well, great idea will have to try this out!
Definitely!
sick fly! congratulations!
Thanks a lot
looks like a great pattern! Thanks for the video!
Thanks a lot!
Excellent technique, killer pattern
That's an enticing fly, the gill technique is great. Can't wait tie some and see if the trout like it as much as I do!
Thank you! All cred to Karsten Neben for showing me this great technique. I'm sure they will!
Awesome looking fly, tied some up for this weekend! Looking forward to trying them out!
Thank you! Any luck on them?
HacklesAndWings high water right now, I am going to try them on some carp this week though!
Absolutely incredible , lots of work involved but the result is excellent
Thank you! Takes some time but end up quite well
That is one sweet fly. I’m definitely going to try this one. You’re very patient! lol
Thank you! I recommend it, it's a real fun tie. And yes I am patient :)
Nice, gives bright ideas
Dom
Amazing lesson!!
Thank you!
I am sure you have heard this before but beautiful job, thanks for sharing, great craftsmanship!
Thanks a lot!
Very creative , very nice
+flytier Thank you!
Thank you for this fine pattern. Last tier I subscribed to is Davie. Ahh and now I get to enjoy your art.
+zenbooter Thanks a lot! Really appreciate it.
Tied this up and caught a ton of fish on it yesterday. Usually get one or 2 in an hour. Got 11 in 2 hours from the same spots. I think those gills look delicious to the fish 🐟
Awesome awesome! I tied some up here in eastern Canada and they sure look real, but one of them looked like a cockroach. I tied 3 with the olive micro tubing. More care is required as the tubing is easily stretchable and can end up smaller segments. Thank you for sharing all.
Amazing... You are very talented!
Thank you!
Great looking fly.
Well I came back for another look, there are a few good Fuscum imitations to be found on YT all offer slight improvements and provoke ones imagination, however this tie of yours is a splendid use of materials. I'M very grateful, thank you, Tommy.
Thanks you very much Tommy! Best regards, Simon
Beautiful! Tight lines🕷️🐛!!!!!
Beautiful fly👍👍👍well typed👍👍. Tight lines🪰🦗!!!
You are the Mak-Daddy. I love your tying work. Hope everything is going well for you.
Hi Mark, thank you! Yes everything going well, less time for videos though but I'll get back to it soon I hope
Beautiful fly! Davie McPhail uses a material he calls organza ribbon (not sure of the spelling) and he gets a very similar effect for the gills. A little easier maybe. Your patience and craftsmanship is wonderful and it shows with your finished fly! Well done.
Thank you very much Don. Yes I think you spelled it correctly. I've seen the video and I'm sure Davie makes it look easier than it is but it sure gives a really nice looking body.
Great video, sweet pattern. Wouldn't want to loose grip of that body tubing when wrapping in those gills
Thanks a lot! No that for sure, a real pain :)
Hello HW
Greetings from Peru..This is the first time that I watch one of your videos...I liked it a lot..Thanks for your tips and clear explanation. I am just on time to prepair my flies for this season and I will tie some of these Nymphs. I subscribed to your channel so I will have the chance to continue following your extraordinary work. Thanks, Antonio
Hi Antonio,
Thank you for watching and subscribing. I really appreciate it and I'm glad you liked the video.
All the best from Switzerland, Simon.
Hey Simon..thank you so much for your gently reply ... Yesterday I began to watch you videos..they are great!!! on the other hand, whenever you have some time, I humbly invite you to visit my channel. I will be happy to receive your comments and recommendations. Cheers, Antonio
Great fly, best baetis yet! I would tie this a dark meal worm type of color because baetis are not green.
I tied one and caught a ton, thanks. Coastal cutthroat trout love this fly!
Thank you, nice and well done !
Very nice!
+Michael Ogden Thank you!
Beautiful ty! Tight lines🪰🐜🦗👍👍👍!!!!!
Excelente mosca, si bien no se ingles, es tan detallado el atado que hasta parece facil atarla! muchas gracias, saludos desde Jujuy, Argentina.
Muchas gracias! Saludos desde Suiza.
This is a very innovative fly. I really enjoyed the video. My only concern is the gill material. Since Baetis nymphs are normally in slower moving water, there would be no gill movement like there is in a natural. Either way, it a great job. You are a very thoughtful fly tier. Thanks for sharing your time, your ideas and your tying skills with us.
Thank you very much Tom. With the gills on this fly I was more looking for the shape than movement but it would for sure be interesting to try some more supple materials to see if there is a difference in takes. Best regards, Simon
Beautiful!!!!
MT mt bom amigão; o detalhe de como fazer o olho foi de grande ajuda parabéns 👏👏👏🎣
Excellent fly, I will try to tie it and try it in Limay Patagonia Argentina. Thank you
Thank you! Tight lines, do tell if you catch something.
mooie nimf leuk om te binden,nu nog uit proberen in een beekje👍
Hartelijk bedankt
Very very nice ty, thanks !!
Thanks a lot!
Круто как живая.
Excelent!
Muy buena la elaboración 🙏🙏🙏
Hi mystery tyer ;-) I wish I knew your name, your voice & production style of video seems Scandinavian, but no matter, fly tying is universal. Very nice pattern, especially the gills. I would think it would work well on a larger scale in a vertical plane for flat bait fish patterns. I don't think I would have the patience to do either. A tyer named Floyd Franke tied an iso nymph that was featured in Fly Tyer magazine a few years ago that you would like. From what I remember he used white floss, a modified cap of a Bic pen, and super glue. The floss is wound up the abdomen over the the stem of the cap, which is placed on the ventral side of fly. Glue is applied to the dorsal side, shell back pulled over and tied down. The floss is severed on the bottom, releasing the pen cap which protects the underlying abdomen from being cut. Easier done than said! Anyway it seems more expedient than weaving, maybe not as much fun. Dirk's Outdoors on TH-cam features some of Franke's other patterns. I didn't realize that Mr Franke had passed away. Another master tyer gone... Thanks for showing your skills, I have subscribed, you're number 201!
Hi Joe, my name is Simon and I am indeed quite Scandivanian, Swedish to be more precise :) Thank you! Yes this would certainly work well for some bigger baitfish patterns as well. Very good idea, would be something worth trying out. Seems like a nice pattern, I will have to dive into Floyd Franke's creations. It is really sad that he passed away. Thank you so much for the comment and subscription, greatly appreciated. The nymph leg technique is great, I think I learned it from Davie McPhail a few years ago.
+HacklesAndWings Aha! Just call me Sherlock! Well I discovered your name by going to your web sites. But I noticed the intro before I heard your voice. After seeing the comments it was "elementary" my dear Simon! ;-) lol, watching you manipulate the gills I heard Davie McPhail say "it is a wee bit fiddly but just take your time". He was my first subscription. I Googled classic salmon & wet flies and there he was. In fact one of his subscribers recommended this video for him to watch. So I followed suit. You remind me of Eivind Berulfensen , another great tyer on TH-cam. However I haven't seen anything from him in quite awhile. Thanks for the reply Simon, I'll be watching.
What a masterpiece! But I wish you didn’t speed things up during the demonstration since this is a complicated piece to learn and I would like to see every bit of the process that you went through in its natural speed! This is a piece that I would definitely want to tie but I’m afraid I wouldn’t be able to do it unless I sit down with the instructor himself and slowly watch what he is doing! Awesome fly, nonetheless!
Thank you very much. I thought I had to speed it up a little to keep it a little shorter but I get what you're saying. Hopefully we could meet sometime at a fly fishing fair and I'll gladly show you the pattern. Best regards, Simon
You can reduce speed as low at 25%
Отличная нимфа! Спасибо!!!
Thank you!
muchas gracias....un máster
+Hector Vergara Gracias!
Hoping this message finds you well.Where have you been?Looking forward to your next video.
Busy working. Hoping to get out a few more videos soon.
спасибо большое...очень интересно...вы молодец!
Thank you!
hi friend is this a may fly nymph or olive nymph
I would say this is generic mayfly nymph pattern, especially from the baetis family. Here tied in an olive version but you can tie it in a range of colors and sizes to imitate the naturals in your waters.
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y cual de los señuelos sirviria. para la pesca de lenguado. podrías hacer un vídeo. para aprender como se ASE ise el anterior me quedo bueno gracias
Sorry, my spanish is not that good.
Отличная муха получилась.
большое спасибо
Thanks for inspiring me to tie some of these.
- oliver
+Oliver Reichel Hi Oliver, glad the fly could inspire you to tie some. All the best, Simon
Круто!)
Nice
لااله الاالله محمد رسول الله
Are these available to buy?
Pessoal sou iniciante em atar Iscas, já até fiz algumas, porem sem Morsa, e estou pedindo alguém que tenha uma usada e que queira vender por um preço bom mais barato eu compro, abraço.
I Love...
Thanks!
All that work, with my luck I'd get that shit stuck in a tree.
beautiful work.
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Красава.
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sure but say so
skulle jag gjort iaf
Ska tänka på det till nästa gång
Why use a dry hook on this nymph ?
The tiemco 113 blh is the heavier wire version of the tiemco 103 and works perfect for nymphs
what kind of thread?
+John Hochevar This is the Nanosilk 18/0 from www.semperfli.net
That would be Bob Poppvics, Semper Fi Bob.
Beautiful pattern.... I believe when it comes to tying and fishing nymphs, size and color is all that matters. When Trout are feeding they mouth about everything passing by them.. Depth of the nymph fished is important.. Tying nymphs that keep me at the vise instead of the water are a waste of time..But hey! That's just my opinion
Thank you! I couldn't agree more. But this one makes for a good video showcasing techniques and what not
It does...Beautiful fly, done well... Thanks
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I know the ceramic bobbin holders are awesome, but I hate the squeak they make...nails on a chalkboard.
+Kento Wakai That's usually due to to friction between the spool and the metal pieces holding it in place. A tiny drop of oil or some dubbing wax tends to do the trick.
That's a great looking fly, but way too skilful for my meagre fly tying skills. Also definitely not a fly where you want the thread to break as you are tying the whip finish, meaning you would have to start again!
+David R Bellairs Thank you! It is a little tricky fly to tiebut with a little bit of practice I'm sure you can do it. It is a lot easier when using some kind of floss or material that comes in strands. Yeah, breaking the thread is the last thing you want to happen when tying this :) Nano Silk has made this a lot easier though.
+HacklesAndWings Indeed. I've only just started using Nano Silk about a week ago. It's a bit slippery at first when you are used to Uni, but the strength to diameter is very impressive. Just ordered some 12/0 to go with the 18/0 I've been using.
+David R Bellairs I've done exactly the same. Changed from Uni a couple weeks ago and now I can't go back.
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+moscas y ninfas 😊
annars va de en kanon bra video
Tack så mycket!
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come on size 10 no friggin way on a beatis hell the adults are like a size 16 at max sure its a nice tie but not as a beatis
Baetis nymphs range from sizes 5 to 12mm approx so yes this one is a little bigger but sometimes it is really effective to oversize your pattern to stand out from the naturals. It also gives much better video with slightly bigger hooks. Thank you for the feedback.
Nice tying. Video spoilt by ads during the tying. You dont get that with Davie Mcphail
Thank you! The only way I can continue doing videos is to have ads in them. I'm sorry if this ruined your viewing experience.
You need to speak up or need more volume, I couldn't hear what you are saying!!!