Tying a Buck Bug
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- An instructional video on how to tie a Buck Bug.
This pattern is very versatile as it can be swung as a wet fly in high water or used as a dry fly in low water. It is a pattern I have come to respect a lot and I always have them on hand in different color combos. The combo I use in this video has proven to be fantastic for Brook Trout and Atlantic Salmon here in Newfoundland and Labrador.
I hope you enjoy the video!
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Never get bored of watching your fly tying buddy, enjoy the story telling and a sense of realism when you tie. Unscripted and you even make a mistake once in awhile, when I thought I TH-cam tiers were perfect...LOL.
Hahahaha, im certainly far from perfect!! Thanks so much for the kind words
Nice! Love the planning ahead to tie in the hackle at the back right after the tail and before the rest of the deer hair. Way easier than having to trace the thread front to back then back forward again like I've seen in other videos!
Im guilty of that method now as well hahaha. It saves a bit of time for me. Admittedly my bugs are tidier this way though
Just found your channel. Have subscribed. Great instructions👍
Very nice fly 👍
Thanks...I appreciate it
Excellent tying
Thank you :)
Beautiful fly! Great explanations, great camera work! Could you advise on what exact type of scissors your using and where to get them?
Definitely subscribed! Thanks for sharing your skills. 🙏👍
These are Tiemco curved scissors. Unfortunately they are discontinued 😫
Nice job. Thanks 😊
Looks like a Carters bug tied by a neat-nic. That old guy who passed has a great video or two out there.
There are definitely some similarities but id consider them diff patterns :)
@@newfoundlandflyfisher symmetry verse's disarray Bryant was is mans name Do you use sinking line when you fish it as a wet
@@TheStreamUrchin1 No….. They tend to sink when they get saturated on a swing
I love the way you explain things, knowing how and why helps understand why the over all results are great. What do you use on the head cement. When someone has something that works it makes things easier for a person who is trying to learn that particular pattern. Have a great and blessed day
What kind of cement are you using in that applicator bottle?
Thanks for passing on your skills.
Thanks Alex. Means a lot to know someone with your talent appreciates it.
@@newfoundlandflyfisher We’re always learning Chris, credit where it’s due. Thanks again!
use an inkiness pen to push back the deer hair.plug shape
Great content!
Thanks Kevin 👊
Have you ever tried them for Arctic Char? I could imagine they would love those!
I have not but given the chance i would :)
@@newfoundlandflyfisher i will tie some up for an upcoming trip to north… thanks for this great tutorial!
Do you use a lighter I learned that technique and it creates a more uniform body . Even my white bombers burn and scrape .
I do. I have a video on this channel showing how i do it ;)
Would magnum metz grade 2 work for this sized bug and smaller?
Most of the feathers on a magnum rooster saddle would likely be a little too large for this size…unless that it your goal to have long hackles :)
@@newfoundlandflyfisher thanks, hard to find the #2 orange, might have to dye my own haha
@@sky2k316 i believe Atlantic Rivers Outfitting Company in St John’s, Newfoundland has some :)