Tying a Tenkara style Fly by Davie McPhail
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Materials Used;
Hook, Fulling Mill Ultimate Dry Fly size 14
Thread, Uni-8/0 Yellow
Hackle, Dyed Ginger Grey Partridge Feather
Wing, Dyed Ginger Roe Deer
Thorax, Fox Squirrel Dubbing
Body, Dyed Yellow Stripped Peacock Quill
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That was very enjoyable to watch Davie...looking forward to giving this pattern a go, thanks for sharing, best regards
Hi Davie, I really like the look of this Tenkara style dry fly you have tied. It appears so natural and you can see it will float in the surface film just right and present very well for the trout. Definitely going to give this pattern a go, regards, Wayne
Полный восторг, спасибо !
Davie, you are a true legend in fly tying!!! Been watching you posts for about 7 year now and still do. Thanks for being so passionate, really inspiring.
Thank you Christopher and I'm glad you are still enjoying the videos I do....
All the very best Davie
I'm Tenkara angler. This is nice video.
Thanks
Davie, if you are truly interested in learning about Tenkara flies and the principles behind the types of hackle/direction they face and the types of techniques they are designed for, I highly recommend the ebook "Discovering Kebari" by the Discover Tenkara guys.
There's a lot more to Tenkara flies than just reverse hackle. Most traditional Japanese flies don't use the reverse hackle. It's a pretty quick read and has some great information. I hope you give it a bit of your time.
Very nice! Clean and logical!! start at the front and work your way back!! also very nice how you put in the hackle(?)fold the tip back and tie it in! great tip. thank you very much!
You make this look easy! I love this style of fly. I was out of Fly Fishing for a while, then Tenkara comes along. Its a new interest. I could not wrap a soft hackle till I saw your tie. You are the best! Thanks! Jim
Hi Jim,
Tenkara is a very interesting way to fish a fly, over the last couple of years I've been asked more and more to tye a Tenkara fly so it's becoming very popular with a few anglers..Thank you very much for the kinds...
All the very best Davie
Have not been able to tie a Tenkara to my liking but this tie will make everything a lot easier - thanks a lot. BTW these work extremely well as they "breathe" going through the water with little or no movement of the rod
Thank you for taking he time to show how to tie these amazing flies. Watching your videos I have a lot.
I did enjoy it, Davie... thank you.
Mike
Beautiful as ever Davie.
AWESOME...I WANT TO GET INTO TENKARA ....THANKS
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
very nice. thank you.
04:21 Genius!
excellent
Curiously, if we add cerci to this fly, we have an advanced Devaux type assembly!
Hi Davie
Could you adapt this into a Klinkhamer look-alike for those of us who struggle with tying onto wing posts?
Hi Michael,
I have attached a link to a fly that was tyed many years ago and works like a klinkhamer so yes you could adapt this pattern easily to fish like a parachute..
th-cam.com/video/Nan39jKLwnE/w-d-xo.html
All the very best Davie..
Thanks Davie, I'll have a try at tying the John Storey
😳 Getting my tippet thru the hook eye might be a challenge! Just saying.
Thank you for your appreciation. A question that has nothing to do with this fly: do you know where I could get Jamison Barbless Hooks, having come across these hooks quite a few years ago and which I find really great for mounting nymphs in smaller sizes as well as streamers in larger sizes?
Thank you for your help and bravo to the videos, thanks to them, I made a lot of progress in fly tying. Greetings.
Hi Yves Sultan,
I do know of the hook but I have never came across any as it's quite a rare hook especially here in the uk though I could be wrong...I will certainly keep an eye out for some for you..Thank you for the kind words and I'm glad you enjoyed the video...
All the very best Davie
@@DavieMcPhail Hello,
thank you first of all for your likes on my comments. I allow myself to send youformula of a personal dry fly, fly that I use first on any river that I do not know and which has been proven on all the rivers and reservoirs that I have practiced. I called it "La Passe-Partout".
Here is the formula:
- fine iron dry fly hook N ° 14-16
- body in gray dubbing of wild rabbit hair or hare mask surrounded by a fine copper tinsel
- collar of 2 or 3 turns of partridge feather, the fibers of which are slightly folded towards the rear.
This fly fishing very low, even in the film, does not imitate anything special and often catches fish where more precise models do not work.
Thank you in advance for your criticisms and suggestions. If you need a photo of it, can you tell me where I can send it ? Thanks.
Kindly
Yves sultan
Hey Davie, this fly seems to be tied backward. It is good looking but it seems less like a imitation of a bug than the regular flies tied for the fly rod. Is it the same rod too. I know nothing about Tenkara. Busy learning and perfecting the flies you usually tie. All the best and God bless you and your family. Sean
Hi Sean,
If you do a search on Tenkara you will find lots of info and videos on this style of fishing, it's very interesting and I'm sure you would enjoy reading and watching it..
All the very best Davie
so Davie does this float hook down?
Hi fullstrutn,
It will sit hook down but if you look at the video I have attached you'll will see the techniques used to fish these flies...
All the very best Davie
th-cam.com/video/ItgHMloFezs/w-d-xo.html