Very informative. Purpose built, but still very beautiful and very fishy. I bet those colours would blend together and it would fantastic in the water 💦. Look out fish! Thankyou for posting this. 🙏👍
Just came across your video on TH-cam and have to say I found it very interesting and I like something about the mixed / slip wings even though I'm a big fan of traditional married wings, yours has something about it I'm now subscribed and will check out the rest of your videos 👍
Thank you very much for the kind words! The "traditional" married wings are something I personally haven't found to be too effective in the eyes of the wild Atlantic salmon. I might share a video on this particular subject soon. Thanks very much for subscribing, it means a lot to me! Cheers!
Nice fly, however, You lost me a bit with the Kingfisher, the rest of the materials stem from animals that we kill for eating anyway, but I'll say that it would be sad if someone went out killing a Kingfisher, just to provide for people tying flies....
Don't forget to drop by my Instagram profile as well, just search for Arctic Riverside Flyfishing.
Nice tie Knut, thanks for sharing all. I'll have to tie some up here in eastern Canada.
Very informative. Purpose built, but still very beautiful and very fishy. I bet those colours would blend together and it would fantastic in the water 💦. Look out fish! Thankyou for posting this. 🙏👍
Excellent variant for fishing, will try to tie a few, thanks for the nice lesson👍
You're welcome. Tight lines!
Lovely 😊
Just came across your video on TH-cam and have to say I found it very interesting and I like something about the mixed / slip wings even though I'm a big fan of traditional married wings, yours has something about it I'm now subscribed and will check out the rest of your videos 👍
Thank you very much for the kind words! The "traditional" married wings are something I personally haven't found to be too effective in the eyes of the wild Atlantic salmon. I might share a video on this particular subject soon. Thanks very much for subscribing, it means a lot to me! Cheers!
I like the Hardy Palacona cane rod, and the fly of course, a Tweed classic.
Thank you Peter! Yes, the rod is a 11' 7wt "The Wye" from 1966, a real joy to fish with. The fly is a killer here in Northern Norway too.
Thank you for the first-rate tutorial. Keith
Nice fly, however, You lost me a bit with the Kingfisher, the rest of the materials stem from animals that we kill for eating anyway, but I'll say that it would be sad if someone went out killing a Kingfisher, just to provide for people tying flies....
Think roadkill.
@@anablakp3200 like when a hovercraft come busting down the river full speed, for instance....? ;- )