Tying a Veyatie Black Wet Fly with Davie McPhail
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ย. 2022
- Materials Used;
Hook, Fulling Mill Competition Heavyweight size 12
Thread, Uni-8/0 Black
Tail, Golden Pheasant Crest or Dyed Yellow Hackle Fibres
Rib, Small Silver Wire
Body, Dyed Black Ostrich or Black Dubbing
Body, Hackle Golden Badger Cock or Hen
Hackle, Long Hen Pheasant Wing Covert Feather - กีฬา
Every fly that you tie is a work of art. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and skill with us. I would love to have a couple of your flies autographed so I could hang in my tying room. Thanks again.
Vay-er-tea. Like that fly, has elements of a Kate Mclaren and the straggly bushiness of an Ordie plus a bumble.
Gorgeous ..reminds me of the Kate mclaren crossed with a kingsmill. Beautiful tye.
Beautiful wet fly Davie. I can this fly working in the Catskill Mountains. The Trout would chase it all over. Best regards, Richard
Absolutely a gorgeous looking fly Davie ! Mega Thx !
Smasher.All the very best 👍🏻🏴👍🏻🏴👍🏻🏴
Lovely fly tying again thanks Davie
Great tying Davie. It’s familiar to something I have - but I’d have a go tying it.
A tasty looking morsel indeed. Thank you.
Great looking pattern!
Another brilliant demonstration in the art of fly tying
Very nice Davie 👌 👍
Perfection once again . So easy for you .
Good morning Davie. Nice little fly.
That ostrich herl looked wonderful. No lakes or lochs to fish here but always learn something. Thanks!
"Fishy" looking Davie I like the body shape. Stay well, Big Davie
That’s one heck of a good looking fly Davie. I’m going to team that up with a Kate McLaren sometime and see which one comes out on top. Many thanks.
Very Fishy looking fly... Thanks, Davie
very nice,tied some Bob Wyatts flies after some of your videos and found some patterns online too like the deer hair sedge that i always have with me when im going to the lakes
I like his tying very much
Beautiful fly!
Thanks Davie! 👌 Great vid and I do like the ostrich herl body version! I'm gonna have a go at tying a couple with the herl! 👍
Nice as always Davie. Veyatie is a great loch.
Such a beautiful pattern very nice
Класс! Как всегда - супер! Благодарю, Дэви!👍🤝🇰🇿
Well done davie love wet flies
That looks like it would do well. Lots of life in the design, without being too complicated. It looks like it will lend itself to small pattern changes for local waters. What is not to like!!
I can vouch for this being effective on Loch Veyatie many times. Also it's cousin the Veyatie Silver.
Very nice pattern. Would this be considered a soft hackle type fly?
Hi Dominique,
It can be due to the front hackle and as I said if you would take away the body hackle it would certainly be classed as a soft hackle pattern..I'm glad you liked it.
All the very best Davie
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Would you consider this a soft hackle wet fly?
Hello Davie, I really enjoy watching your videos on youtube. It's like that I tye flies too, but I wind in the wrong direction. Somehow when wrapping the hook and material, I wrap it in exactly the opposite direction as you and others. Is it important? Should I change my habit? Or is it left to itself. I've been tying for 3 years now and I'm doing very well. Is it really that important? Or are there others who feel the same when winding the thread?
You may just tie left handed? If it works keep doing it.
@@kerrypitt9789 No, im right handed. Thanks for answering!
Hi Stefan,
I know many fly tyers that do this and there's nothing with it, if you are happy with your flies and they are catching fish then carry on..I know I have changed the way I have tyed my flies over the years many times and you will do this too as we are always learning that's why I have never got bored with this great hobby.I'm glad yo enjoyed the videos..
All the very best Davie
@@DavieMcPhail Super, thank you. Hope you have a nice day. :)
@@stefanfliegenbinder out of curiousity, do you ever swing a baseball bat? Left or right? I am right handed but a play golf and hit a ball left handed. Weird I know.
When u fish with wetflies, are u using just regular floating line? Or how do u get flyes to go under the surface? Mayby stupid quastion but i still learning😀
I usually start with a floating line, some times an intermediate (slow sinking) line. Degrease your leader and the wet flys tend to sink after the 2nd or 3rd cast. You can get products which you apply to flys to get them sinking if need be.
@@leemcdonald2719 thanks😀
Hi Zeko Kasu,
I mostly fish a floating line though a slow to a fast intermediate can be useful depending on the water you are fishing or if you can a full sinking line when it's cold can be very good..It all depends on the water you are fishing as well either from the bank or from a boat. I can get away with fishing small waters just with a floating line and weighted flies rather than fishing a sinking line as I do prefer the floating line..It's certainly not a stupid question...
All the very best Davie
Hey cool fly Davie! Looks great. I am really new to fly tying and was wondering if someone could answer a couple questions for me?
1. Does varnish act in the same way Zappa Gap or a glue does? And how does wax help in locking down the stem? Is it similar to wax sticking to dubbing? Thanks! 🎣