I love Flashtails and a great tie, which I will try on my home waters - FT's work so well here. I always get that look from my lady when I play one of your videos. She always asks why I like that song so much at the start..haha ;)
Muchas gracias "El Presidente" for your videos! I learn a lot with them. I will try this fly with a wiggle tail instead of flash tail (just personal taste.. maybe I regreat afterwards). P.S: Since you are "El Presidente" you should say "Adiós!" instead of "See ya!"
Great pike fly Aulf and totally awesome to say the least mate, not to be a pain in the ass lol, any up date on the pike flies you are tying for me pal.All the best Pete from Scotland.
Hi! I'm new to flytying, I would love to know where you purchase your material! Also if you would like to explain how you do the "whip finnish" by hand! :)
I purchase my materials from a lot of different places, mostly Swedish web shops but I also buy from Foxy-tails in the UK and other places too. I'll try and how how to do a whip finish by hand in my next video :)
Hi Ulf had one pike attack that smashed your fly and then it came again 3 more times, the water was so clear I seen it then thinking about it but sadly it backed off but it was so exciting to watch, Ulf I need some advise pal as I think I must be doing something wrong, I am really struggling to cast the flies even on a sink 3 line, its like the line wont travel through the eyes of my Big Daddy rod like any other fly rod I have used, do you think I am using the wrong fly line pal ? any help would be truly appreciated.
Hi Peter! Glad to hear that you are putting the flies to use! I'm not really sure what the problem can be with the casting, the Big daddy lines and rod are very good pairing and it shouldn't be any problems at all casting my flies with a nine weight. Are you sure that you got the same weight of line and rod? Do you have any fly shops close to you that you can take your setup to so that they can take a look at it maybe?
Hi Ulf I think you hit the nail on the head pal, I am using standard trout and salmon line not the Big Daddy fly line for pike flies, will get myself sorted and let you no how I get on. all the best Pete.
+Jason Potter Thanks Jason! Most of my long flash are Hedron flashabou flash in magnum or predator size. Should be able to find it in most places that stock Hedron flashabou.
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I love Flashtails and a great tie, which I will try on my home waters - FT's work so well here. I always get that look from my lady when I play one of your videos. She always asks why I like that song so much at the start..haha ;)
+Paul Monaghan Haha! Go f-ing crazy with the FT's then mate!
Learning about streamer fishing for pike. First thing i'm seeing is I'm gonna need to buy material in bulk! Wow that a lot of feathers-n-fur!
Who ever said it would be cheaper to tie your own flie i lying! LOL! But it's way more fun!
Muchas gracias "El Presidente" for your videos! I learn a lot with them. I will try this fly with a wiggle tail instead of flash tail (just personal taste.. maybe I regreat afterwards).
P.S: Since you are "El Presidente" you should say "Adiós!" instead of "See ya!"
Great pike fly Aulf and totally awesome to say the least mate, not to be a pain in the ass lol, any up date on the pike flies you are tying for me pal.All the best Pete from Scotland.
+peter buckley Thanks Peter! I have just e-mailed you regarding your flies.
Good tying buddy!! Thanks for the mention! keep going , good channel!
+Norbert Renaud Thanks a lot buddy!!!
great video cave me some new ideas how to make the pattern slightly different and more suiting for my own style of tying.
+SolarBaits Thanks mate! I'd love to see how you adjust it!
Hi! I'm new to flytying, I would love to know where you purchase your material! Also if you would like to explain how you do the "whip finnish" by hand! :)
I purchase my materials from a lot of different places, mostly Swedish web shops but I also buy from Foxy-tails in the UK and other places too. I'll try and how how to do a whip finish by hand in my next video :)
Any tips about wich swedish shops are good? :) Thank you I would appreciate it!
Thank you. Very nice pike fly. What thread are you using ?
Hi Ulf had one pike attack that smashed your fly and then it came again 3 more times, the water was so clear I seen it then thinking about it but sadly it backed off but it was so exciting to watch, Ulf I need some advise pal as I think I must be doing something wrong, I am really struggling to cast the flies even on a sink 3 line, its like the line wont travel through the eyes of my Big Daddy rod like any other fly rod I have used, do you think I am using the wrong fly line pal ? any help would be truly appreciated.
Hi Peter! Glad to hear that you are putting the flies to use! I'm not really sure what the problem can be with the casting, the Big daddy lines and rod are very good pairing and it shouldn't be any problems at all casting my flies with a nine weight. Are you sure that you got the same weight of line and rod? Do you have any fly shops close to you that you can take your setup to so that they can take a look at it maybe?
Hi Ulf I think you hit the nail on the head pal, I am using standard trout and salmon line not the Big Daddy fly line for pike flies, will get myself sorted and let you no how I get on.
all the best Pete.
Love the vids! Where do you get that extremely long flash from, I needs to know?!?!
+Jason Potter Thanks Jason! Most of my long flash are Hedron flashabou flash in magnum or predator size. Should be able to find it in most places that stock Hedron flashabou.
How do you keep the flash from matting together when it dries? I have a terrible time of that with magnum flash
+firebirder94 I usually wash the flies when i come home and ones they are dry I'll comb them trough before putting them back in the box