Killer Chronies - The Ironman Chromie Chironomid V2.0

A deadly proven Chironomid Pupae pattern, particularly for targeting trout in the Interior region of British Columbia. I was unhappy with the quality of the first original video I put out and decided it was time to put forth a better presentation for anyone interested. flyguys.net/fly...

[@erniewalker5050]

I never thought to mix the thread like that. you've opened up a whole new way of tying midges for me. thanks for the video.

[@ScottyBphotography75]

Ironman was the hot chronie of the day on Thursday thanks Evan

[@KamloopsTrout]

Cam Black that's awesome to hear thanks for the feedback! I've also received good feedback from others as well which has made putting these vids forward all worth the time and effort. Try using asb instead of tint and darker colour threads, can also be a very deadly patten as well. On another note if you've seen my R.B.M's video i put out earlier this year I had some of my most productive days on water of 2017 using them! Definitely, well worth having a couple in the fly box for sure! 😉cheers

[@ScottyBphotography75]

Hey Mr fish bc I haven’t seen any new tying vids for a while what’s up😃 your Ironman always has a spot in my box !!hoping your going to be back at her soon😉

[@KamloopsTrout]

Hey Cam! Thanks man, your support has always been much appreciated. Been a long time since I did much as far as making videos go. I'm currently working on making a return under a new name, website and social media pages. Keep an eye out and Stay Tuned! Cheers!

[@netrich143]

💥

[@LanceDean1981]

Nice tie!

[@TravelBackroads]

Nice going. Thanks for sharing.
What's the brand of those barbless hooks from Canadian Llama? Are they still pretty tough for larger fish being that they're a bit thinner?

[@KamloopsTrout]

Thanks! They are Knapek hooks and I think they will hold larger fish no problem, but I still have yet to try them personally but they sure do seem like a solid hook strength wise. This is my first winter tying on some.
www.canadianllama.com/knapek-competition-barbless-hook/knapek-barbless-hooks

[@TravelBackroads]

I think they might be worth a try for me also. I like how thin they are for chironomids. Probably help with hook sets too. Thanks for the link.

[@gordiebrown4878]

Here’s a trick , yellow thread , red and green felt pens 😊

[@sonsoffishes1]

Hey Amazon has tonnes if cheap silver window tint and reflective material but ALL of it has an adhesive on the back. How did you get your hands on some without the adhesive? Thanks and great fly, will be tying this for sure!

[@ScottyBphotography75]

Hey Mr Fish Bc I'm thinking that you should start another countdown to ice off maybe that's what we need to get things starting to melt😉 plus I enjoyed the videos new patterns always look good in my box

[@KamloopsTrout]

Thanks Cam! Appreciate the feedback! I'm off for a winter steelhead trip, I've been super busy lately but will seriously consider doing another ice off series when I get back...It appears we still have at least a few more weeks to do so!

[@TheInferno]

cool vid

[@BlueBloodCstm]

5/64 bead on a size 12? what size bead do you use on your 14's or 16's then?

[@KamloopsTrout]

I still tie a wide variety of styles in all shapes and sizes and will still use 3/32's on #12's as well and have beads in both metric and imperial sizes so I get a wide variety of in-betweens. To be honest I used to use the larger beads more often than I do know as for myself personally, I much prefer the look of less-tapered, skinny chironomid without the big-head but still catch fish on both. I will use 5/64th's on many size 14's and 16's patterns as well. It's all personal preference and what you're confident fishing really. The way I see it, as long as it fits on the hook loose enough to still be able to tie the gills inside without struggling I'd say your good. Thanks for Watching