Tying The Belly Bumper Craw with Kelly Galloup
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video, Kelly will walk you through the steps to tie the new Belly Bumper Craw that he has been working on over the last year. This was a killer crayfish pattern for us last Spring and Summer and works well when stripped or dead drifted along the bottom.
You can purchase individual Belly Bumper Craws here: www.slideinn.c...
Galloup's Belly Bumper Craw Recipe
Hook: Umpqua U106 - www.slideinn.c...
Legs/Antanee: Small MFC Golden Yellow Barred Sexi-Floss - www.slideinn.c...
Body: Scud & Shrimp Olive Whitlock SLF Dubbing - www.slideinn.c...
Claws: Olive Pine Squirrel Strips - www.slideinn.c...
Wing: Olive Pine Squirrel Strip
Rib: Brassie UTC Ultra Wire in Copper - www.slideinn.c...
Bead: Counter Sunk Tungsten Bead 3/16" (4.6 mm) Copper - www.slideinn.c... - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Hi Kelly and Crew:
Thanks a bunch for the new release--i was just working on crawfish patterns and today is my B.day so thanks for the present!
Kelly great looking crayfish. Thanks again for the tips on tying this flies.
Do you trim the legs?
Great channel! I don't even fish but I watch all the time!
Kelly is clearly a very knowledgeable and creative fly tyer and fly fisherman. But some of his videos could be better organized.
I really like this pattern and I have a gravel bottom lake where it will work for sure. The crawfish 🦞 there are all reddish brown. I’ve watched trout digging them out of the rocks in 6-8’ of water. I’ve tried Ritt’s Craw and other patterns that just don’t fish well. Thanks Kelly!
One of my favorite flies for smallmouth
This fly is awesome, I have been using down here in Central Texas for bass, works great in some of our creeks!
Cool fly, and cool shirt
We dont have Cray fish here in Iceland but I am going to make a few of these cuz they "look like a killer" !!!
Kelly I was thinking when you were palmering that wire forward if you split the hair/fur with your bodkin you might not trap so much. I do like the fly. Keep the good stuff coming.
I just tied this and did just that with my bodkin. Was trapping a ton of rabbit and dubbing at first.
I fish a river that I need this to get down in a hurry to depth and mostly fish it dead drift...tight line. You mentioned at the end that you could change the bead for this reason...I was already thinking...have you ever used 2 4.0 or 4.6 beads? Think...tight line/esn in pocket water and 3-5’ depth. Thanks for any thoughts and help you can offer! Already fish a couple craws...but always looking for a better one lol. This might just be it. Love your channel! Always learn a ton.
As always, great video.You have mentioned fishing this pattern and others streamers(mini dungeon for example) on a dead drift or under an indicator. Would love to hear if you have any specific when/where/why and how you use this method opposed to others.
TheDeathsmarch quite frankly if u r going to fish streamers under an indicator it’s bc the water level is really high and/or the water is cloudy, kind of like when u would fish junk flies like squirmy worms etc. also. Depending on the streamer (wooly bugger for example) they have a lot of action on their own and u can fish them under a strike indicator as a point fly or trailing fly and I have caught manny trout like that. I usually put a la he stonefly nymph as the first fly, then the wooly bugger. Or u can put the wooly nugget first and then a smaller nymph. Grab the fishes attention and then give it what it wants. Just my two cents. Good luck!
Good stuff
Ok at some point we need to see those famous dogs. They are like Charlie from Charlie's Angels.
Hey Kelly, always enjoy your videos. Can you tie a Cat Puke (or vomit) fly for all of us. Never seen one tied before. Thanks
Do you guys fish this on a floating line or sink tip?
Both
I tied some pretty ugly versions of these and they crushed the smallmouth on the Shenandoah…Thanks!
Anytime! Normally the uglier they are the better they fish!!! Glad they worked out for ya