Very nice as usual! I have used this fly for years and have adapted it to a couple different insects. It does float like a cork and rides flush in the surface film- both critical considerations to me.
I can't wait to try this on warm water fish. Bluegills will hit this size and smallies will hit sizes 10 and 8. This fly is a combination of the Madame X, stimulator and is close to the devil bug by Gary Borger.
Excellent video, great looking pattern. I’m going to try it out on some bluegills and bass, too. The only thing missing here is a photo of Kelly with a butch. Maybe Johnny can dig one up. 😆
Hi Kelly, i can not find Z-Yarn in EU. Guess Poly-Yarn is a bit stiff an thick? Antron is not a good floater, so what to use? What would you recommend as the best substitute? Maybe there is anybody else who knows a nice substitute from the common companies available in EU? Kelly, great videos! Keep up the nice work! Maybe you can show us some more small trout Streamers? Like the Mini-Dungeon or even smaller?
@@kellygalloup6073 Kelly, thank you for the fast reply! I will tie some with antron for swedish trout fishing next summer. Thanks for all the inspiration. You made me a better flytier.
Excellent. Thanks Kelly. I'm a little confused as to what this is supposed to be representing. Is it a pharate coming to the surface, or an egg-laying adult coming back up?
Thanks for the video! I tied some to the exact specs/with the same materials (minus the rubber legs and I probably used a little more deer hair than you did) and when I tested them in some water, they sank in a short amount of time. Should I be using a floatant or should they float naturally? Any ideas on what I’m doing wrong? Maybe too much dubbing?
I feel like when I tie my wing back, the hair flares too much and the profile is too wide. Anything I’m doing wrong there, or do I just need to trim it?
Is the pattern just isolated to your area? Or would this be a pattern that would work also here in East Tennessee? Never thought about cutting wings back.
Everywhere that I have been that has some caddis, I have caught fish on this fly. They also eat it well for a spruce month, but I dont believe you guys have those out east!
@@alc609 here is the link if you would like to order some off the website or you can give us a ring here at the shop: 406-682-4804 www.slideinn.com/product/galloups-butch-caddis/
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He liked the stacker so much he bought the company...
Audio quality was very good on this video, many thanks! Wow ... 24 minutes flew by, Kelly is quite the story teller!
more often than not it starts to irritate...
Great pattern, like this one a lot
Very nice as usual! I have used this fly for years and have adapted it to a couple different insects. It does float like a cork and rides flush in the surface film- both critical considerations to me.
Great pattern. Glad those stackers are back. Got to get me one.
Thank you for switching back to the closeup from in front of you instead of to the side. Much appreciated.
I can't wait to try this on warm water fish. Bluegills will hit this size and smallies will hit sizes 10 and 8. This fly is a combination of the Madame X, stimulator and is close to the devil bug by Gary Borger.
Damn nice fly!
Nice, I bet native brookies would love it to..
Nice as a caddis or a yellow Sallie , I like it :-)
Excellent video, great looking pattern. I’m going to try it out on some bluegills and bass, too.
The only thing missing here is a photo of Kelly with a butch. Maybe Johnny can dig one up. 😆
Got a lot of old pics of Kelly with a mullet, but I’ve only seen jim with a butch once James
I'm eager to try this.
Another good one
Great video Kelly! Do you have recipe or video on the Butch Sally?
Hi Kelly, i can not find Z-Yarn in EU. Guess Poly-Yarn is a bit stiff an thick? Antron is not a good floater, so what to use? What would you recommend as the best substitute?
Maybe there is anybody else who knows a nice substitute from the common companies available in EU?
Kelly, great videos! Keep up the nice work! Maybe you can show us some more small trout Streamers? Like the Mini-Dungeon or even smaller?
Fliegen, Z-yarn is antron just another name for it, so your good to go if you have antron, you can use poly as well. Thanks for watching. Kelly
@@kellygalloup6073 Kelly, thank you for the fast reply! I will tie some with antron for swedish trout fishing next summer. Thanks for all the inspiration. You made me a better flytier.
Excellent. Thanks Kelly. I'm a little confused as to what this is supposed to be representing. Is it a pharate coming to the surface, or an egg-laying adult coming back up?
snazzy stacker!
Thanks for the video! I tied some to the exact specs/with the same materials (minus the rubber legs and I probably used a little more deer hair than you did) and when I tested them in some water, they sank in a short amount of time. Should I be using a floatant or should they float naturally? Any ideas on what I’m doing wrong? Maybe too much dubbing?
Try using half as much dubbing as you think you need and always put floatant on dry flies
I feel like when I tie my wing back, the hair flares too much and the profile is too wide. Anything I’m doing wrong there, or do I just need to trim it?
Is the pattern just isolated to your area? Or would this be a pattern that would work also here in East Tennessee? Never thought about cutting wings back.
Everywhere that I have been that has some caddis, I have caught fish on this fly. They also eat it well for a spruce month, but I dont believe you guys have those out east!
@@TheSlideinn to my knowledge we don’t have the spruce, but a lot of insects getting hauled in here on firewood
@@TheSlideinn I placed an order today, do you have a butch caddis you would sell to me for a pattern?
@@alc609 here is the link if you would like to order some off the website or you can give us a ring here at the shop: 406-682-4804
www.slideinn.com/product/galloups-butch-caddis/
What about white yarn 🤔for the wing 🤔
Hello Kelly,
Do you use Fiskars cissors for Fly Tying?
That's pretty much all he uses at this point