Fly Tying for Beginners - the Easy Marabou Nymph
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ม.ค. 2024
- Almost a one-material fly, the Easy Marabou is a simple, all purpose nymph that can be tied in multiple variations, practically any color, and can be effective for any number of species.
Hook: #10-18 2-3x long
Thread: Color of hotspot
Rib: Wire, any color
Tail and body: Marabou, any color
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Fly Pattern Encyclopedia: amzn.to/34U0rUe
Mike Valla's "Tying the Founding Flies," 2015, amzn.to/354oSir
Valla's "Tying and Fishing Bucktails..." 2016, amzn.to/3Jg2Mys
Valla's "Tying Catskill-Style Dry Flies," 2020, amzn.to/3DmYOjJ
Valla's "Classic Streamer Fly Box," 2020, amzn.to/3n3Vakf
Dave Hughes, "Essential Trout Flies," 2017, amzn.to/3lbCZYX
Hughes, "Nymphs for Streams and Stillwaters," amzn.to/3HC2jpc
Hughes, "Wet Flies," 2015, amzn.to/33ac3lQ
David Klausmeyer's "Favorite Flies," 2020, amzn.to/3oeSNMa
Randle Scott Stetzer's "Flies, the Best One Thousand," amzn.to/34Q15mp
Terry Hellekson's "Popular Fly Patterns," 1976, amzn.to/2L4IyvS
Dick Stewart's, "Flies for Bass and Panfish," 1992, amzn.to/3aGpFs1
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Thank you for this video. Simplicity is a great thing. Very enjoyable to tie and probably going to be very effective as well. Love the fact you could fill a box with this fly and have an arsenal of colors on hand for every weather condition. Thank you Matt.
Morning Matt. Glad you go back to the basics. Some of us get carried away in tying. Thanks for the reminder that sometimes simple is better.
Good morning Matt ☕️☕️
You know me I love it😉
Thanks for sharing Matt, appreciate the simplicity. Have a blessed day my friend.
Black and white, the fish love them. Thanks Matt. 👌
Great tie Matt.
Nice easy bug to tie. Good video Matt
What’s that saying? KISS? Easy patterns are where we all start and where a lot of us go for fun. Thanks, Matt!
That's it Tom!
Looks like a variation on a bugger which are always fish catchers. Great simple fly that anyone could put a twist on if need be to catch whatever species they’re chasing.
You always do a great job with your videos and love the history information. Keep up the good work.
Great job Matt. Thankyou.
Another sweet fly!! Even I can tie this one!!!
Hahaha! Everybody can tie these things Bob. :-)
Awesome looking fly! Definitely trying that one!
Looks like a good one, Matt
Thanks for the video
Hi matt that looks like a good fish catcher for sure and if you lose it you wont cry tks 😊
There's lots of simple flies out there and most of the catch fish. I can see this fly in an off white imitating a grub which I think is an overlooked source of food for fish. Keep the good stuff coming Matt.
Oh man, Dave, I hear white grubs can be killer flies. I've never fished one but wouldn't mind trying sometime. :-)
I'll have to dig through some of my old fly boxes and see what gems I run into. I can see this one as a good crappie fly in the right colors. Thanks.
I like simple patterns and I’ve tied for almost 40 years. What I like most about this pattern is there is an endless amount of colors and sizes this can be tied into. If the fish like it so do I. Hope the new year is treating you well. Thanks
Well thank you Mark! It's been a good new year so far. Just can't wait to get out on the water as soon as the cold and rain let up. :-)
@@SavageFlieswe just got 12” snow. Think I will have to leave the fly pole at home and go coyote hunting lol
Nice job. Puts me in mind of a damsel fly.
It does look a bit like a damsel fly nymph! Probably with an olive or medium brown marabou though. But good call!
Thank you for the video, Matt! It never hurts to go over the basics! Green would work splendidly on my home waters for the marabou colors. Tight lines! 😎🎣
Thanks Matt great fly to use a bag of craft store feathers on to quickly crank out a variety of colors. Congrats on the 20K subscriber mark!
That's my speed of fly Matt. I shouldn't mess it up too awfully bad.
well said MATT! coming up with a simple fly can work as well as a 30 min. fly. it may look crazy to us but only the fish will
tell the tail.
Absolutely right Robert! Thanks for the note my friend. :-)
Thanks for this nymph pattern. It looks like a very simple fly for the Shad run this spring.
Oh man, I've never fished a shad run, but I hear we've got one down here nearby in Virginia. I hear they can be a blast!
You should give them a try.
As always, thanks for the great video. And congratulations on 20,000 subscribers!
Well thank you! The channel is still plugging along, slow and steady. But it's still fun. :-)
Great versatile pattern and material. I was tying an Atherton nymph and the only blue material I had for the wingcase was marabou. It looked pretty cool. That Easy Bou in grey would make a great fry pattern as well as a smorgasbord of fish food. Thanks Matt.
Oh man, I love the Athertons! One of my first videos I think was the Atherton #2. Funny how he was a pretty unimaginative fly namer though. Didn't he just name a handful of patterns after himself, with the numbers 1-4 after them? I guess it's possible he didn't name them anything, but his friends named them after him. Okay Joe- bedtime here. Hope you're having a great weekend!
This is a great fly to introduce tying to friends or kids that have an interest in tying. Even easier than a Wooly Bugger, and probably just as effective. Congratulations on 20k subscribers!
Well thank you Troy, and you're exactly right my friend!
Great little fly Matt! I like the simplicity. So easy to whip out a bunch of these in various colors also. I totally agree that it’s difficult to sometimes fish the flys that take a significant amount of time to tie.
Wow 20 thousand 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Matt loved the Guinea vid. That was my first pelt and I use it for many wet flies. I find it’s always the simple flies I fish and not the ones that take me 40 mins to tie because I’m so invested. Another awesome simple fish catching fly.
Well thank you Sam! And I'm with you there! I do tie some detailed and elaborate flies sometimes, usually just for fun though. :-)
Great, simple fly. Definitely will use this if I teach any beginners. Also, if you put bead chain eyes, olive marabou, you have a marabou damsel fly nymph. Congrats on 20K viewers and keep 'em coming.
Thanks Ed! And you're exactly right about a damsel nymph with this style. Have you ever seen one of those nymphs? They're huge, and pretty darn ugly too. :-)
Good morning Matt. Congrats on reaching 20k subscribers. Enjoyed the video. It got me thinking about the flies I caught fish on this past season. For the most part none of them were extremely difficult to tie but certainly worked. One of the pike flies I used was tied similar to the one you just tied using a 4/0 hook, marabou, wire and some chenille with contrasting colors. It was home cooked recipe. Unfortunately I never took a photo or kept notes and I lost it to a pike. I plan to tie some pike hooks while l’m down here and maybe I can test them on the river to see if Stripers like them. Have a great rest of your week. Take care Matt.
Oh man, striper fishing! Now that is some saltwater fishing (or maybe it's semi-saltwater?) that they do here in Maryland. I'm always seeing the fishing reports but it looks like all the striper guys are in boats. Are there areas where we can striper fish in the shallows? I don't know much about it but I should probably figure it out. I do have that monster 9-wt I bought last year for all those snakeheads I haven't caught yet. And oh, thanks for the note on 20k. The channel is going to be four years old in March, and still slowly plugging along.
Gotta run for now. Just got to the farm today for the three-day weekend. I'm not even going to try to get any time on the water in. The rivers are totally blown out, plus it's going to be in the 20s tomorrow. A good day to stay in.. Have a great weekend John!
@@SavageFlies Was told there is Stripers in the Colorado River and Lake Mohave. Need to learn more about them. I have seen a few people fishing from shore but haven’t talked to them.
Cool
Simple bugs catch fish. Those are a box filler, and will get the job done. Nice tie as always Matt.
Appreciate it my friend! And they're cheap to tie which makes it a lot easier to take when you lose them in the rocks. :-)
Matt,
I had a guide use a similar fly in AK for grayling, it was hot. I’m going to make a few dozen up and see how they do here in WA. Thanks
I tie something like this in black with gold crystal flash and gold wire rib except I use ostrich earls for the Body works great
Sweet video by the way!
Great note Asa! I have lots of ostrich (and emu) that I could try with this thing. Thanks for the idea. :-)
@@SavageFlies I bet emu would be pretty sweet
Looks nice & meaty. :-)
This could be fun to fish tied on jig hook too.
Good call Stephen! Even tied like this, it still has a bit of jig action.
I'm thinking crane fly larva imitation
Again I'm thinking a little more weight this might be nice through the ice.
Oh yeah Frank- or tie it on a jig hook and you'd have a sweet ice fly!
have you ever tied up a dragonfly a man on one of the fishing pages had one given to him and is looking for a video
I have tied a few but don't have a video of one. I'd just look for any foam extended-body patterns and you could adapt that to a dragon fly pattern. Maybe I'll do a video but honestly, I think I've still got the last two I tied a few years ago still in my bass box. :-)
Tie some real flies instead of easy streamers!