Always the best and most comprehensive fly tying videos. I've been tying flies for 30 + years and there is always something new to learn. I absolutely love your fly tying videos.
Love it. I’ll have to try that dye technique on my domestic CDC. The wild stuff is almost impossible to find and expensive. Darn “supply chain” problems. Great tie though.
Hi Davie, a fascinating small fly. If you have the time and conditions are right could you possibly consider putting it to the test? I am minded these days to fish much smaller flies on my spate river. Enjoyable, as always
buon giorno sig. Davie magnifico chiaro perfetto la seguo sempre,per me che mastico non molto bene l'inglese un po' difficile.grazie ci vorrebbe una piccola traduzione in italiano o eventualmente in francese.maglifico lo stesso grazie eccellente giornata .Stefano
Great video as always. What book is that in the thumb nail showing the insects and the tied interpretation of it. Any books you would recommend to someone learning new patterns? Many thanks.
Hi Patryk Niedzwiedz, The book is called Hatch Guide for New England Streams by Thomas Ames Jr and I am glad you enjoyed the video All the very best Davie..
I did enjoy it, Davie... Thank you. I'm wondering a thing... do you find using the whole CDC feather and wrapping for the body floats the fly better than using CDC and dubbing it on? Mike
Hi Mike, I do like to dub the cdc on the bodies more than winding it especially with the larger flies as it's easier to get a nice shape but I've not really noticed any difference when fishing them although you do get a really dense body when dubbed so I would have to say it would float better..I'm glad you enjoyed it.. All the very best Davie
Hi Jacob, Hatch Guide for New England Streams is the name of the small book, when I bought this book many years ago is was $30 so as it's no longer in print it has became very collectable.. All the very best Davie www.abebooks.co.uk/servlet/BookDetailsPL?bi=31668653433&searchurl=isbn%3D9781571882103%26n%3D100121503%26sortby%3D17&cm_sp=snippet-_-srp1-_-image1
Always the best and most comprehensive fly tying videos. I've been tying flies for 30 + years and there is always something new to learn. I absolutely love your fly tying videos.
Very nice Davie.. Always learn so much from you. No water in PA this year drastically low!!!
Another lovely blue winged olive. Thanks Davie
Lovely wee fly. Tied brilliantly
Brilliant pattern ,thanks Davie.
I love dry olives on the upper Clyde when the water is low.
Stay well, Big Davie
Basically another brilliant fly by the master. Thanks
Very nice pattern liked the technique you used neat and clean. Thanks for sharing
Hello Davie! Another great tying demonstration! I really enjoy all your videos, I learn something new in everyone! All the best from Argentina.
Magnífico, como siempre! Thank you very much.
Nice , was just fishing a BWO hatch yesterday. Thanks for the video
👍🐟 Another beauty, thank you Davie
Hi Davie, BWO is a great dry fly. Thanks for some good tips about dying CDC feathers too, regards, Wayne 👍
I'd need magnifiers to tie these! 😅👍🏻
👌excellent davie
Love it! Tanks Davie👍
Приветствую, Вас, Дэви! Мушка - класс! Благодарю! Всегда рад видеть ваше творчество!👍🤝🇰🇿
Love it. I’ll have to try that dye technique on my domestic CDC. The wild stuff is almost impossible to find and expensive. Darn “supply chain” problems. Great tie though.
I have tied several of these over the last few weeks
Hi Davie, a fascinating small fly. If you have the time and conditions are right could you possibly consider putting it to the test? I am minded these days to fish much smaller flies on my spate river. Enjoyable, as always
Beautiful 😌
wish i had a place were the feathers did not cost so much
buon giorno sig. Davie magnifico chiaro perfetto la seguo sempre,per me che mastico non molto bene l'inglese un po' difficile.grazie ci vorrebbe una piccola traduzione in italiano o
eventualmente in francese.maglifico lo stesso grazie eccellente giornata .Stefano
Hang fly again? 😭😂
nice
Great video as always. What book is that in the thumb nail showing the insects and the tied interpretation of it. Any books you would recommend to someone learning new patterns? Many thanks.
Hi Patryk Niedzwiedz,
The book is called Hatch Guide for New England Streams
by Thomas Ames Jr and I am glad you enjoyed the video
All the very best Davie..
🇨🇿CZ. 👀👍🏻 super 👍🏻🍻👋🏻
Maestria
I did enjoy it, Davie... Thank you.
I'm wondering a thing... do you find using the whole CDC feather and wrapping for the body floats the fly better than using CDC and dubbing it on?
Mike
Hi Mike,
I do like to dub the cdc on the bodies more than winding it especially with the larger flies as it's easier to get a nice shape but I've not really noticed any difference when fishing them although you do get a really dense body when dubbed so I would have to say it would float better..I'm glad you enjoyed it..
All the very best Davie
@@DavieMcPhail Thanks, Davie... I hadn't thought about a density difference. That is a good thing for me to know.
Mike
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Whats the book pictured in the video thumbnail Davie?
Hi Komando,
The book is called Hatch Guide for New England Streams
by Thomas Ames Jr.
All the very best Davie..
Wich book is that?🙏
Hi Jacob,
Hatch Guide for New England Streams is the name of the small book, when I bought this book many years ago is was $30 so as it's no longer in print it has became very collectable..
All the very best Davie
www.abebooks.co.uk/servlet/BookDetailsPL?bi=31668653433&searchurl=isbn%3D9781571882103%26n%3D100121503%26sortby%3D17&cm_sp=snippet-_-srp1-_-image1
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