Nice! Question about the 3 pairs of hackle. How did you place them to each other? 1pair, 1 pair, 1 pair? Or left, left, left hackle to right, right, right hackle? Or......? Thanks and keep them coming! Cheers!
Rich, can you expand on the cape orange hackle (3 per side). The length and amount of web looks nice for Glasso pattern as opposed to stiff rooster hackle. Thanks.
Im not sure what you mean by expand on it. What I used, was just strung Chinese rooster neck hackle. I feel the neck hackle has as you said, good barb length and just the right amount of webbing to give these flies a very nice appearance. Chinese capes themselves are rather difficult to obtain so I used strung hackle from my favorite feather supplier. I get it from Feathersmc.com.
@@flytyingwithrichlamonte Many thanks Rich. I will look into alternate supply of orange neck hackle. My current supply lacks the sufficient web and/or length.
Your very welcome!!! Definitely have a look at Feathersmc.com. he has very good neck, saddle, and schlappin hackle in many different colors, as well as dyed India necks!
Very nice buddy, although I found it hard to watch until you wrapped the Heron 2-3 times, everything you were pulling fibres back etc I was shouting at you on the TV " Jesus Ich stop playing aboutwith the thing before you break it! 😬
I learned a lot about spey style in general with the heron and tinsel process
So glad to hear that. There is a lot more to spey flies but this is a good foundation for a good spey fly!!!
your attention to detail always amazes me. Very nice job.
Thanks again man!! ✌
Nice job Rich. Enjoy your shares here. Keep them coming.
Thank so much!!
Fantastic work thank you going to tie one next week all the best
Another great looking fly, Thanks for sharing your knowledge and skill with us.
Thank you Paul!!! 😎✌ its my pleasure to share it! However limited my knowledge may be. Lol
this video really helped me a lot
What a beauty.
Thanks man!
really appreciate you going to the trouble of tying around the camera
Its my pleasure. I've gotten used to it now. Im happy to make these videos. Im tying the fly anyway so why not.film it and help others?
awesome, I might try that one using pheasant for a sub.
Thanks for tying a PNW pattern!
Your welcome dude. Any others you would like to see?
Nice!
Question about the 3 pairs of hackle. How did you place them to each other? 1pair, 1 pair, 1 pair? Or left, left, left hackle to right, right, right hackle? Or......?
Thanks and keep them coming!
Cheers!
I should have showed how I did that. I placed all the lefts together, all the rights together, then put those together. So L,L,L, R,R,R
Rich, can you expand on the cape orange hackle (3 per side). The length and amount of web looks nice for Glasso pattern as opposed to stiff rooster hackle. Thanks.
Im not sure what you mean by expand on it. What I used, was just strung Chinese rooster neck hackle. I feel the neck hackle has as you said, good barb length and just the right amount of webbing to give these flies a very nice appearance. Chinese capes themselves are rather difficult to obtain so I used strung hackle from my favorite feather supplier. I get it from Feathersmc.com.
@@flytyingwithrichlamonte Many thanks Rich. I will look into alternate supply of orange neck hackle. My current supply lacks the sufficient web and/or length.
Your very welcome!!! Definitely have a look at Feathersmc.com. he has very good neck, saddle, and schlappin hackle in many different colors, as well as dyed India necks!
Very nice buddy, although I found it hard to watch until you wrapped the Heron 2-3 times, everything you were pulling fibres back etc I was shouting at you on the TV " Jesus Ich stop playing aboutwith the thing before you break it! 😬
🤣🤣 just gotta be gentle!