Tying Galloup's BWO Nymph

Kelly's BWO Nymph has been a staple for us for well over a decade, and is an absolute KILLER when BWO's are around.
You can Purchase Galloup's BWO Nymph here: www.slideinn.com/product/gall...
Galloup's BWO Nymph Recipe
Thread: Danville 6/0 Wine - www.slideinn.com/product/danv...
Hook: Umpqua U002 #18
Tail: Hungarian Partridge - www.slideinn.com/product/natu...
Body: Blue Wing Olive Turkey Biot Quil
Gills/Flash - UV Pearl Ice Dub - www.slideinn.com/product/ice-...
Wing Case: Natural Pheasant Tail - www.slideinn.com/product/natu...

[@Belbivdevoe]

When Kelly goes to the barber he says give me the aunt that rides harley's cut

[@arthurskim7898]

As always, very informative. Thank you for posting.

[@charlieboutin3341]

Great video and inspiration to tie correct, in several videos you explain to back up and redo little things to make it right. Seeing a master tier make little mistakes, explain and correct them gives me confidence I can do it. I’ve been tying 6 months and used to think “good enough” but lately I redo them and they’re getting better Thank you!

[@donmthg]

Another great pattern. Thanks for the mention Kelly!

[@gibbyutah]

Kelly, another great informative video. Great job!! Great to see you again at the Idaho fly Expo.

[@rickysmith9599]

I know you uploaded these a while ago, but I wanted to say I enjoy watching all these videos. Being a 54 year old newby find your channel has really made fly tying exciting not to mention your a great teacher thanks Rick

[@jack_batterson]

Another great video. A simple fly, but executed so nicely. Thanks!

[@brotherberm19]

Been using ice dub uv gray for the wings, gives it a nice “blue wing” touch. Thanks for the pattern

[@reelgamecalls1744]

love the antler

[@jeffnotti9932]

that improved gallop BWO nymph, i think you mentioned it was a spring nymph.. you did use peacock ice dub on the thorax under the peacock hurl wing case i love that fly i tied a few of them and man they are great.. ow i am going to take this one on too and tie a bunch .... keep the instruction coming .. i learned a lot about tying from your discourse. J

[@matthewsutherland8144]

at 14:24, you can see the apparent confusion lol, very good fly altogether, i'll have a couple of these at all times.

[@flyrodhiker8326]

Great tutorial again! Your videos have really helped my tying, I can’t thank you enough! One question though, what is your opinion on UV glue on a quill or biot body? I’m just thinking it would make fly more durable.

[@TheSlideinn]

Hiker, I don't see a problem on Quill bodies but I don't like it on biot or any other soft style bodies like PT's, but that is just me. I am sure they will fish just as well but I like the look of the natural material with out resign over it. On the other hand I like the look of the quills better with it on it, and it is way more durable. Thanks for watching. Kelly

[@Machster10]

Solid pattern. My friend said you look like Woody Harrelson in the Bank Robber. I have not seen it but he was laughing.

[@cjanderson66]

Love your videos and fly tying. Just one comment would be less of that beautiful background and more on you and the fly. I like to see the material you are choosing and sometimes we kind of lose that.

[@brianmozer3112]

Just out of curiosity why not put a bead on this pattern instead of using split shot to get it down?

[@johnflyg3943]

Would you guys recommend or not using the uv pearl ice dub as a wing for spinners?

[@TheSlideinn]

I wouldn't recommend it as the only material for the wing. It doesn't have a flotation quality to it, its not stiff enough to hold hook above the water. If you mix it in with some CDC it would probably make a great wing!

[@Boowulf]

Best fly in my box as a std pheasant tail with the uv stuff in it. You are a different breed Kelly. Thanks a bunch man.

[@edwardchavez5627]

on the BWO Nymph instead of peacock herl can you use uv peacock eye ice dubbing

[@TheSlideinn]

Absolutely! I use the regular peacock and the black peacock as well sometimes. It does build up bulk a little bit faster so use it sparingly.

[@edwardchavez5627]

@@TheSlideinn thank you Sir, I appreciate you taking the time to do these videos I have learned so much from you. I have a friend at work who's going to retire this Tuesday and his shop was burned down to the ground all his flies fly tying equipment Etc was burned so as a retirement gift I'm going to attempt to make a few dry flies for him I'm going to start with your version of the red quill old school thanks a million Sir

[@TheMB2333]

Another #1 "Go-To fly" when "all else fails" and knows how to really "hunt". ;)

[@krallmi48]

She ain't dancin'... just saying... =[
Mike

[@kellygalloup6073]

Damnit , I'll move her into the light

[@tenkaraturishi]

Talk too much, move your hands more!