Tying the Wolverine Salmon Fly by Davie McPhail.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ธ.ค. 2011
- Materials Used;
Thread, Veevus 10/0 Black
Tag, Large Silver Holographic Tinsel
Rib, Large Oval Silver Tinsel
Body, Larva Lace Salmo Supreme-Hot Lime and Rainbow Black Dubbing
Wing, Back Silver Fox, Blue Metallic Flash, Chartreuse and Black Goat
Hackle, Silver Fox Body Hair Dyed Black
Eyes, Jungle Cock Natural or Dyed
Head, Larva Lace Salmo Supreme- Rainbow Black - กีฬา
Total work of art, I didn't think you were going to get that to all sit back, but I should have known better.thanks
Davie you make it seem so effortless, I will keep trying to come up to your superb standard with my own films.
Tip Top Davy 👌
Right proper there Davie,an eye for proportions beyond reproach.A prosperous NEW YEAR to YOU and YOURS,home and abroad !!
Another beauty,all the very best to you and yours have a happy and healthy year ahead.Steve.
WOW excellent video and fly, love the name of it and looks good with the wind effect running through it
many thanks
Kenny
Hi Davie,
what a beautiful fly and a gorgeous technique, I am learning a lot every time I watch your videos. Thanks for it!
Jan
happy New year Dave to you and your family some lovely flytying thank you
very nice fly as usually , have a happy newyear davie to you and your family . hope there are many more flies to come :-)
im glad to say this you made me to consider buying a salmon flyrod it look fun and brings a new world to tying salmon flies =)
All the best for the new year davie.i,ve learned loads from your videos and tying techniques.i started of tying wet flies for the west of scotland hill lochs and as i got better instead of buying my salmon flies i started to tie tubes and some of the classic single salmon flies.i never really managed to get on many of the hill lochs this year,but, hopefully,i shall visit the galloway hills a lot more this coming season.again,all the very best davie and lets hope the ayrshire rivers recover and
Thanks dave so much
Hi Davie,
another lovely fly, and Wolverine is a great name from an awesome Marvel character. Hope you had a good Christmas and that the New Year brings everything you hope for.
Kind regards from me and the wife.
Davie - I am taking up using tube flies for 2022 on the Tyne so Iam going through your older tutorials for tips - top draw as usual,
How do you know the length of the hook tube to use Davie if your tying the body without it on ? Is there standard any advice would be great cheers steve
Hi Davie,
Fantastic tying once again.Happy new year to you and your family and many thanks for all you have taught me in 2011 and hope 2012 is half as good.
best regard sc
Brilliant 👏
Great looking fly, I suppose you could change the colours to suit the local favourites too. Happy New Year Davie
Espectaculares, toda una obra de arte ,Gracias
Fenomenal trabajo,www.PescaSalmon.com nueva Web para fomentar la pesca del Salmón en España y el arte de la mosca que es el Futuro.
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All the very best for 2017 Mr Mcphail a learning student lol
. Great fly! It looks like it should do the trick with trout as well.
Hi Davie
Absolutely beautifiul flies. I really like them, the profile is great. I will have to try them out, I think I will try to ty and ty some on a hook shank and cut the bend off and put a stinger hook hanging out the back.
What is the lengths do you ty this in, and what size hooks do you use with them?
All the best
Chance
Davie I was recently reading an article about tying flies and I mentioned using a para loop in the tying process. Can you tie a fly using a para loop so as I can learn. I would also like to know how to be able to use ice dub as a wing case to pullover or pull forward on a nymph
Thanks
I was wondering if you ever substitute in synthetic craft fur to help make it weigh less and retain less water? Thx!
Hi Michael Klint Borozan,
I have used a few synthetic furs but mostly in saltwater flies which do work fine. It certainly would be worth adding it to a few of these flies but we just need to get the right colours and lengths for them to work..
All the very best Davie
I'd love to see you try some Big Bass bugs. I know you probably don't have any bass where you are though.
Hi Davie. I don't tie a lot of tube flies and the equipment I use to tie them isn't the proper stuff but I manage. The problem I keep having though is that after I spend a bunch of time and tie what I think is a beautiful and tight fly, the tube gets stuck on the needle and no matter what I do, I can't pull it off without damaging all of my work. What do you think I am doing wrong? is my needle too big? ( I'm just using a regular bodkin that I bent to fit into my vice), should I lubricate the needle? Thanks for any help.
Hi Jamie,
I had lots of problems with the coloured tubing especially when it first came on the market.. It was very soft so it would do this with me much as it has with you as I couldn't pull it off the needle so I used a stiffer tubing especially the inner which would stop this happening..The tubing I used in the video is a solid tubing so it needs no inner and is very strong it's especially good in very cold waters in Russia and Norway..So I would recommend you using a stiffer tubing if you can source some..
All the very best Davie..
Hi dave wat do you call the section of tubing the hooks attached to thanks.
Hi Uel Stewart,
It's the sleeving, I have attached a link to some for you to see...
All the very best Davie...
www.sportfish.co.uk/silicone-rubber-tubing.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI8L3a962u3AIVpLDtCh1IUQ4rEAQYASABEgL5GvD_BwE
Someone needs to come up with a good Sub for jungle Cock, imitation or an easy make from another feather.
Nothing worse than people not using easy to find available materials.
Nice fly!
Their is synthetic jungle cock at all my local fly shops
I'd cast that fly for migrant brown and rainbow trout any given April in Patagonia,
Happy hogmanny when it comes davie.
Happy ho