Twisted Emerger
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- Emergers are easy meals for fish. That is exactly the reason why they are among my favourite flies. Any emerger fly... They are just made to catch fish. And its simple...fish know its meal that wont fly away easily...
In this video i will show you my way of doing trailing shuck, twisted dubbing loop body, bubble/loop wing and dubbed head...
Hope you will enjoy it...
Best
Vladimir
Every time I watch one of your videos, I get schooled. And not in a bad way. I have been tying flies since 1968. After 55 years of tying, and thinking I know a lot, your Masterclass humbles me. Thanks for the video, and the ongoing education.
Thank you so much for your more than kind words. I am really glad i could help and teach you something however small it may be.
Hope you will continue to enjoy my videos.
Best
Vladimir 🙏🍺
@@Oholisfliesandfishing Totally agree with Lincoln's opinion of Vladimir's skills
Thank you so much for your kind words and support 😀🙏🙏
Thanks for those extra tips on making the shuck. Great explanation and demonstration. Regards from NZ.
Thanks for watching. Greetings from China 😀🍺🍺
Thanks for the new dubbing technique. I'm giving to try it.
Gkad you enjoyed it. Check out my older video called "twist that dubbing" maybe you get more ideas from it 🍺😀
NANO silt thread is so beautiful to work with Oholi . I use it most all the time now. I like the trick with the Antron dubbing.
Only time i dont use it is with deer hair. Glad you like the trick. Cheers 😀🍺
whipped this up and it is not only good looking it's even better catching ;) thanks
Glad you tried it. Cheers. 😀🍻🍻
love that idea for making the trailing shuck
Thank you. Glad you like it 😀🍺
Thanks Vlad, as always a great video!
Thanks so much. Cheers 😀🍺
It's a Great looking fly, Vladimir. Love that trailing shuck. 2 more things I learned today, double noodles on the twister and breaking the rakus. Techniques I'll definitely be using on future ties. Thanks, my brother!!!
Thanks ao much for your kind words brother. Try them and you'll love them.
Nice tying 💯👍
Thanks so much 🍺🍺😀
Great technique for adding segmentation. I like that you can create your own colors.
Thank you so much. Yes.... Basically imagination is what sets limits in tying. 😀🍺
Great Fly 🪰👍
Thanks so much 😀😀
Nice video !!
Thanks so much my friend 😀🍺🍺
Thanks for posting this Vladimir. There are techniques you used on this fly that I will also use on some other flies I'll be tying.
Thanks for watching. Glad you will reuse it somewhere else 😀🍺🍺
@@Oholisfliesandfishing Ha-ha. You know that's not what I meant. The techniques I've learned from watching your videos have been useful in a variety of flies. Even the smallest thing, like using my scissor's blade to snip GSP.
@@schmoonkie thats exactly what i meant :))
Amazing
Thanks 😀
Beautiful I love it!! Great bug.. I’d totally tie that with 70D, I tried the GSP can’t get the hang of it yet..
Thank you so much. Gsp is easy. Just give it some time. Big advantage is that you can make super tight dubbing loop
@@Oholisfliesandfishing I think I got the wrong thickness 24/0, what should I normally tie with?
@@scottnock5241 thos was 18/0...however, depending on size of the hook use thicker..... That 24/0is suoer thin... I would use it only for very small flies
Excellent
Thank you so much. 😀
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Hola Vladimir, el otro día me preguntaste que era tipo de exubia, pues bien has comenzado esta mosca creando una buena exubia peinando el dubing acia atrás que básicamente imita el cascarón que deja atrás el insecto cuando emerge. Un saludo 🍻
Aah, you were referring to emerging insects. Thanks. 😀😀
@@Oholisfliesandfishing exacto 👌
good dub technique use full for other patterns thanks
Thanks... Try it with very thick noodles for unweighted pupae