Fantastic! This is a cool little fly. I don’t fish for trout because they do not live where I do. However I use a lot of “trout” flies for bass and bluegills and such. They all eat pretty much the same stuff. They can be just as particular about the fly’s appearance sometimes but most days, that just does not matter to the fish. I still tie flies as pretty as I can because I enjoy tying flies. Thanks for the recipe and the video.
I wonder charlie if the fish you're trying to catch and soon release appreciate the meticulous detail you put into your patterns...I think not...but we do!
Expertly tied and colored up to give a true to life pissed off appearance! I have to agree with you Charlie, this is one of the coolest bugs I’ve seen in a bit, and I love the extended body movement allotted by the thin mono.
Really cool fly. If at all possible when you say you’ve been working on a fly for a while, I’d really like to see an early example of the pattern, to get an idea of the patterns evolution. Really appreciate all your videos. Thank you, Mr. Craven
I am going to save this one to my saved youtube vid file. I am going to have to play with this one some over the winter I think, Speaking of yellow jackets, I filled my car and my favorite Shell Sation and as I drove off I had guest. A yellow jacket, the bug was a bit slow for a yellow jacket, I guess I would be too, we are well into fall there is a bit of a chill today and in bug years my guess the damn thing is 90 in human years. I cracked the window and sent him on his way. Charlie always manages to come up with something really different at the vise. I guess that's why you make the big bucks. This bug is nothing more than some yellow foam yarn and some for the lack of better words rubber legs and a hook, the most expensive part of the deal is the Coptic marker. It's a yellow Jacket for sure. I learned early in my Boy scout days about those and setting up a tent on a nest. My parents were of the sort that If I didn't die, you'll live.
Awesome looking fly. I’ve been working on my own take of a yellow jacket but it’s not as good looking as yours. Maybe I could send you some to give me your thoughts?
Mr Craven an amazing pattern not only in execution but the thought process behind. Thank you thank you from Siuth Africa. A question is the macrame the cotton acrylic or some other type. You’re a legend thank you
Tying this pattern, I like the take a black sharpie and color the edge that will be exposed on the rear section when I wrap it. Give it some colored sections to improve the imagery. A person preference. A great fly pattern. Thank you for this one. ---Just my two cents.
Beautiful. Thanks for another masterclass, Charlie! Wonder if you spray-bonded 1mm black foam to 2mm yellow, and then wrapped the body with that (black side-down), if it would create the black segmentation for you (vs the sharpee)?
I'm very excited about this pattern. Thank you for sharing Mr. Craven. Can't wait to spend 3 hours trying to tie my first one. 😂😂
Be all what you can be, tie the lucky B and catch a B-utiful trout!
Fantastic! This is a cool little fly.
I don’t fish for trout because they do not live where I do. However I use a lot of “trout” flies for bass and bluegills and such. They all eat pretty much the same stuff. They can be just as particular about the fly’s appearance sometimes but most days, that just does not matter to the fish. I still tie flies as pretty as I can because I enjoy tying flies.
Thanks for the recipe and the video.
I wonder charlie if the fish you're trying to catch and soon release appreciate the meticulous detail you put into your patterns...I think not...but we do!
RIP Blue Background 🙂 Amazing fly! Thanks for sharing.
I love yellow jackets and I'm always looking for the next best pattern. I'll be tying these up this winter! THANKS!
Very cool 😎👍 nice fly im not big on foam but that's good
Expertly tied and colored up to give a true to life pissed off appearance! I have to agree with you Charlie, this is one of the coolest bugs I’ve seen in a bit, and I love the extended body movement allotted by the thin mono.
Great imitation, thanks for doing the development...
Really cool fly. If at all possible when you say you’ve been working on a fly for a while, I’d really like to see an early example of the pattern, to get an idea of the patterns evolution. Really appreciate all your videos. Thank you, Mr. Craven
You good sir are a gentleman and a scholar!!
Cool fly Mr Craven! Thanks!
Absolutely incredible fly
Sheer genius and a work of art. We are not worthy…
Very cool fly; this is one I will try for sure! Thanks heaps.
JAW DROPPING! Thanks Charlie!
Outstanding tying!!!!
Great looking fly!!
Very clever thinking Mr Craven 😊👍
Man, once again phenomenal. Gonna have to twist up a few for meself since it’s gonna take at least a few years before the public can buy them ;)
Sooner than you think, they are available now at your local Charlie’s Fly Box!!
Buzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz! Love it!!
Charlie, just tied one up…what a fun tie and realistic pattern. Can’t wait to fish it.
Looks great to me
I am going to save this one to my saved youtube vid file. I am going to have to play with this one some over the winter I think, Speaking of yellow jackets, I filled my car and my favorite Shell Sation and as I drove off I had guest. A yellow jacket, the bug was a bit slow for a yellow jacket, I guess I would be too, we are well into fall there is a bit of a chill today and in bug years my guess the damn thing is 90 in human years. I cracked the window and sent him on his way. Charlie always manages to come up with something really different at the vise. I guess that's why you make the big bucks. This bug is nothing more than some yellow foam yarn and some for the lack of better words rubber legs and a hook, the most expensive part of the deal is the Coptic marker. It's a yellow Jacket for sure. I learned early in my Boy scout days about those and setting up a tent on a nest. My parents were of the sort that If I didn't die, you'll live.
genial, gracias por el video
Wow. I gotta tie some of these. Great fly. How deep was the water to use this ? What species like it? Think panfish would like it to? Thanks so much
Awesome looking fly. I’ve been working on my own take of a yellow jacket but it’s not as good looking as yours. Maybe I could send you some to give me your thoughts?
Mr Craven an amazing pattern not only in execution but the thought process behind. Thank you thank you from Siuth Africa. A question is the macrame the cotton acrylic or some other type. You’re a legend thank you
Thank you! Polypropylene macramé yarn.
Absolute sick pattern a definite fish catcher here in Maryland
Tying this pattern, I like the take a black sharpie and color the edge that will be exposed on the rear section when I wrap it. Give it some colored sections to improve the imagery. A person preference. A great fly pattern. Thank you for this one.
---Just my two cents.
Beautiful. Thanks for another masterclass, Charlie! Wonder if you spray-bonded 1mm black foam to 2mm yellow, and then wrapped the body with that (black side-down), if it would create the black segmentation for you (vs the sharpee)?
As Charlie always says: you do you
Super amazing. Crikey.
Hi Charley iam going tie this fly. Charley can I use. Monofilament 30LB.? Australia.
If they “ STING 🐝 “ the Trout, as well as I’ve had them STING 🐝 Me …… that there Pattern
Will “ BEE 🐝 “ a WINNER 🎉
Thanks KING 👑 CRAVEN
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Any issues with tying it on? It looks like the foam is covering the eye. Nice pattern regardless.
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If it doesn't have eyes, it won't catch fish! ;P
Wouldn’t be able to see where it’s going
Mm come on this is the usa.