The Baby Fat Minnow - Fly Tying Tutorial (Baitfish Pattern)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2018
- In this Fly Tying Tutorial, Cheech shows us step by step how to tie the Baby Fat Minnow. This Baitfish pattern is a small sized version of the Low Fat Minnow. We scaled down the hook and materials, plus throw a little something in for a bit of weight.
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Just bought the listed materials and can’t wait to tie these minnows! Great video
Best minnow tie I’ve seen, two thumbs WAY up !!!! EXCELLENT eyes and head build up. L 👍👍
Love the fact you didn't cut out those "description mistakes" !!!! awesome minnow .... now I have to try it
A beast of a fly, looking forward to tying up a couple 👍
Can't wait to whip some up! Great tutorial & a fairly simple pattern.👍🤙
Nice fly! Thanks for sharing. All the best to you both. Sean
Thank you! Beautiful minnow👍🏼
Great fly! Looks a lot like one I use to catch big pikeminnow in spring. I use it to imitate the salmon fry going downstream. I like the added weight and marabou tail though. I'll definitely have to give it a try :)
Sweet pattern - thanks!!
Dandy tie and design, nice one!
i can tell you exactly what that hook is. look up a "hair rig" for carp that hook looks absolutely perfect for that. it's common more in England where carp are seen as more of a sport fish by bait fisherman instead of a trash fish like in the united states. awesome fly as always cheech!
lovely fly and nice technique , (loved the mistakes lol) but thanks for sharing this going to try a few
Nice pattern!! "Match the Hatch" fry streamers like the Baby Fat Minnow are my favorite patterns to use. Of the thousands of eggs laid in the spring a very large portion of the fry are eaten before the reach 2 inches in length - the predators are always on the lookout for these easy snacks and readily take an imitation of the right size/color. I tie mine with bead-chain eyes to make them ride hook-point up to make them semi-weedless.
I have a question about this. Do you attach the dubbing between the bead chain and the hook eye? Or on the hook bend side of the bead chain? I really like bead chain hook point up streamers.
I usually use a dubbing loop instead of just dubbing the materials on the thread and brushing them out. I made myself a small (6 inch) dubbing brush table to make composite brushes and find I am using it for many of my flies. Like the way I can mix fiber color, length and control the distribution/density of them with a brush. To answer your question, on this fly, because I tie the bead chain fairly close to the hook eye I stop my dubbing behind the eye. Cheers! Hank
I'll probably do that also as long as the fly falls horizontally. Thanks!
The location of the bead-eyes and what materials are used affects how the fly fishes. Large eyes near the hook eye (especially lead eyes on a short shank hook) will cause a pronounced jigging action. Adding a clipped deer-hair head/collar will dampen that but you will need to use a regular shank hook. Moving the eyes back will result in a gentler bobbing/gliding action especially if you add a buck-tail tail. You really need to try a couple of things to see what results you get. I tie my sculpin imitations so that they settle to bottom with the head more buoyant than the tail so that when I give them a strip they rise up and settle again; same with sucker imitations. Shiners and dace swim erratically higher up in the water column; chub are more sedate and prefer to be closer to the bottom - I tie the flies to suit. I made an 6" wide, 24" long and 18" deep aquarium that I test all my patterns/materials in that is real convenient. Hope this helps.
Easily your best fly yet !!! It looks unreal when it's wet you just know it's a fish catcher ! Can't wait to give it a go .
Nice vid. Good pattern and good instruction
Que chulada de fly jefe la verdad es muy bonito trabajo
Musio Ramirez gracias!!
Nice , going to tie some up a little bigger and try them on some snook . Thanks for sharing
I love it👍🏻 greetings from Heidelberg, Germany
Even Curtis?!? Fishing with you guys would be so fun!
Grato streamer, light and elegant.
Maybe your best effort.
Great fish catcher.
What color blend would you use to mimic rainbow smelt! This would crush the smallies and mega cutbows on my local lake
Nice pattern lads. Real nice! Ive been using the FM Stinger hook this past year and love them. Will try these hooks also, they look gnarly- in a good way. Do you know if the FM Teflon coated hooks are saltwater friendly? I havent been able to find the answer anywhere? Keep up the good work. Cheers.
I'll try to find out for you...
Just found out... It's good for saltwater.
Awesome. Thanks for the info!
very nice
Can you describe or demonstrate how you tie in the red lateral line for the Red Side Shiner ? I've tied it in and it looks OK but I would like to see if you have a better way or a tip that would help. Thank you sir!
I'd like to see that as well!
If you aren't fishing this pattern, you are missing out. Strawberry, Currant Creek, Henry's Lake. This is the minnow fly you are looking for. Duh, fish eat minnows. This is this first one I've ever found that actually looks like one.
Let me clarify - who cares what I think it looks like - althought that does help to promote it - you've seen the video they posted at Strawberry. Double at Currant Creek, a cutt and tiger on a 2 fly rig, along with many others. Brook trout at Henry's Lake loved it, at least 15 yesterday. I need to test at Silver Creek next.
Glad you like it!!
Hey guys, can you cut down the regular bruiser blend and use it?
Do you fish these for smallmouth bass or mostly just trout/whitefish/greyling type fish?
I've been catching perch and smallies with this fly off the dock at my cabin. Swing em on a spey rod for steelhead in California valley too. It can do it all
Do you fish this fly with floating line or intermediate sinking line?
What is the add on for red side shinner?
A red bead could work well for gills, too.
No barb? How will the fish stay hooked?
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Yep , I believe. But “clump dub technique “ Chuckles.
Hirishi 8001 #4 carp hook = Fulling Mill Bonio #8
One day and you are sold out of hooks, UV thick, 1/8 pearl eyes and white chickabou pelts. You evil genius. You need backorder capability on your website
Bill Grey ha ha. We didn’t even see that one coming. We usually plan for these pretty wel, but we’ve been getting slammed on this pattern! Give us a few days.
You guys are great, all the materials arrived and first fly tied. You should tie one without the eyes and have a fish-off to see if the eyes really make a difference to the fish.
I just tied 6 of these with micro spines (game changer style) and a 3/16th eye.
You need to try this.
The way they move on a non-slip loop knot= amazing!
Think jerk bait or fluke.
Hint 1: trim the Bruiser Blend to match each section.
Hint 2: use heavy tippet 10lb+.
Cheech are you listening.
Hey guys... so the thick resin gets sticky... it’s the same type “resin” that is women use on our nails... if the sticky, bothers you grab a q-tip and some rubbing alcohol and just wipe it down. Perks of being a girl 🙋🏼♀️💅🏼🎣
Yup. That works, but there are lots of tack free resins now as well.
Cheech drinks monster punches holes in walls then ties flys