Ron Winn demonstrates tying a mullet fly designed to push lots of water yet be very easy to cast. Filmed at the 2011 FFF Florida Council Expo in Orlando, FL.
Great job. The Jacks were chasing silver mullet here.--I was on the pier with some tourist guests, and the fly rod was at home. I'll be out there on the beach soon with your version, which I am sure will elicit some explosions!!! Thanks from the ol' "Noslimeslinger"!!
What was the point of cutting that big chunk off in the beginning? With these materials, since you're doubling them over anyway, it really pays to only start with what you are going to use, rather than take out more than you need, lopping off a big chunk, and throwing it away
The EXACT Metaphor but OFF Mi Chats Dream level as in MYi Heaven on Earth Scenerio - Living with and with -in the Natural BOUNTY 'OUR Planet' Has to offer EACH individual if we lived in ST NEXT GEN SCI-FI Series but for real - which is MOST LIKELY IF and ONLY IF - we set all pf our Social'Econnomical at the RIGHT Angel TRAJECTORY at the Base ORG Level - CAn I get a Wtness and Aint that Peculiar as performed by Mr, WAR HERO HIMSELF Mr. Marvin GAY
It's a material called Softex and is available at many fly shops. It's a flexible coating that will hold the fibers in place without adding a lot of weight. You'll notice that Ron used it sparingly - just enough to keep the fibers from becoming unruly.
I didn't provide a materials list as he describes them in the video. Basically a saltwater hook of the appropriate size; Puglisi , Slinky Fiber or similar fiber and thread ( he uses Steve Farah's fiber).
jTarry Oh Peng Yew don't give up yet. check any craft store for macrame cord (normally made in China). Cut into 8 inch lengths, separate the 7 'strands', then brush them out. Same thing as Puglisi fiber. A dog brush works great for brushing them out.
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How to put the material back in the bag was my favorite part. This Was nicely filmed. thanks for posting!
that paper trick is slick boss best thing ive learned yet
Great job. The Jacks were chasing silver mullet here.--I was on the pier with some tourist guests, and the fly rod was at home. I'll be out there on the beach soon with your version, which I am sure will elicit some explosions!!! Thanks from the ol' "Noslimeslinger"!!
Excellent 👍 i like that what is soft text who makes it . Nice 👍
That fly looks super cool.
Love the fiber repack tip with the paper✌
Did anyone notice the Legendary Flip Pallot in the background at the start of the video??? Super Cool!!
Yep!
What was the point of cutting that big chunk off in the beginning? With these materials, since you're doubling them over anyway, it really pays to only start with what you are going to use, rather than take out more than you need, lopping off a big chunk, and throwing it away
where should i get my fly tying materials
Will it work on a salmon?
what are you looking at ? you kept looking away as you talked ?
I have learned a lot watching U guys. THANKS
The EXACT Metaphor but OFF Mi Chats Dream level as in MYi Heaven on Earth Scenerio - Living with and with -in the Natural BOUNTY 'OUR Planet' Has to offer EACH individual if we lived in ST NEXT GEN SCI-FI Series but for real - which is MOST LIKELY
IF and ONLY IF - we set all pf our Social'Econnomical at the RIGHT Angel TRAJECTORY at the Base ORG Level - CAn I get a Wtness and Aint that Peculiar as performed by Mr, WAR HERO HIMSELF
Mr. Marvin GAY
I thought I was the only old dude here. We use to use sparkplugs for fishing weights, Mighty Mississippi.
Do you list the materials used anywhere?
I can indicate that the material is used?, Thanks.
What did you put on the black hair
It's a material called Softex and is available at many fly shops. It's a flexible coating that will hold the fibers in place without adding a lot of weight. You'll notice that Ron used it sparingly - just enough to keep the fibers from becoming unruly.
Killer looking Fly Thank you.
Good video mate thanks from OZ
I didn't provide a materials list as he describes them in the video. Basically a saltwater hook of the appropriate size; Puglisi , Slinky Fiber or similar fiber and thread ( he uses Steve Farah's fiber).
Very nice video, Thanks for sharing. Too bad I could not the materials in my country Singapore.
jTarry Oh Peng Yew don't give up yet. check any craft store for macrame cord (normally made in China). Cut into 8 inch lengths, separate the 7 'strands', then brush them out. Same thing as Puglisi fiber. A dog brush works great for brushing them out.
Thanks. thank you for the info.
Think it would do nice on pike to!
do you sell these
Nice
I just don't see how this fly holds any shape in the surf .. I just don't see it ..
I was thinking the same. I hope it does. A Mullet colored Hollow Fleye would for sure.
Shit I'll throw that with a 5 wt. lol