Clouser Minnow
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2014
- Detailed instructions on how to tie a Clouser Minnow. To see flies like the Clouser Minnow in use, we recommend: • Accessible River & Lak...
Hook: Mustad 34007, size 2/0.
Thread: 140 Denier or 6/0, white.
Eyes/Weight: Nontoxic painted dumbbells, large.
Adhesive: Sally Hansen Hard as Nails.
Belly: Natural white bucktail, two hook lengths.
Flash: Krystal Flash, 3 or 4 strands, gold.
Back: Olive bucktail, two hook lengths.
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I have watched Bobby Clouser tie this fly several times while visiting him in Harrisburg, PA. Your patience and thorough explanation does his fly a great service. Nicely done, as are all of the instructional videos I’ve watched from you. Great job.
This fly reminds me of the squirrel from Ice Age. I guess I watch too many cartoon movies with my grandkids I will have to try this one
Wow, your tying skills are only surpassed by your mastery of videography. Great effects in filming the details. All thoroughly explained. I really enjoyed watching this. Thanks.
Awesome instruction on how to tie a Clouser Minnow! The best one I've seen so far!
very well done! details exactly the same as Bob himself showed me how to tie this 10 or 11 years ago. Every detail has a purpose. Continues to amaze me that people continue to call every fly they put a set of dumbell eyes on "Clouser" when that's simply not the case. Good job- and excellent camera work.
Just wanted to say thank for all your vids. I've just started to tie and you have helped me more than I can really say. Thanks again, and I look forward to learning more.
Excelente video, gracias por compartir, venimos ahora de vacaciones en Noruega y esa es la mosca que ha triunfado con diferencia, lo pesca todo. saludos desde España. ese patron de atado es el mejor de todos. excelente explicación.
Really appreciated these tips, especially how to neatly tie in the buck tail. Just tied 5 and they look great. This pattern, in chartreuse and white, is my go-to pattern for east coast striper. They LOVE it. Thanks again for helping me improve!
if I could only have one fly for predatory freshwater fish this would be it. Great detailed video really helped
Nice Video,the clouser minnow,what needs to be said,the color choices are endless,the eyes are also end less,my favorite colors are all black,olive & white,chartruse & white,& a gray & white version,tight lines,& screaming reels.
easily the most helpful clouser video on the internet. thank you.
this is phenomenal. Lots of amateur vids out there and this is GREAT. Succinct and thorough
Love the detailed zoomed in shots.
Good instructions on the details. Clear voice and good sound/video quality makes the steps easy to follow. Thank you!
My friend thank you for your informative tying instructive video. Your detailed tying instructions really make the difference in the quality of my flies
just starting to tie flies and these are of great help. I can’t thank you enough!
Great video, thanks for taking the time to really go in detail. It is incredibly helpful for me. What I think would make your videos even better is if you could go into detail about the action of the fly.
A favorite fly!
Great video, with excellent explanation - thanks for sharing
Great video for teaching in fly tying classes !
By far the best clouser minnow tutorial. Love the tip for tying in the flash!
Great helpful video, find your videos are the easiest to follow 👍
Thanks for a great video !
Great Video, Thank you. Excellent tier.
love the video!
Thank you very much! :)
I love your videos and I learned to tie flies from Bobby Jr. Harrisburg PA that fly was designed for shallow water smallmouth bass
The original pattern the eyes are put in by wrapping 10 times on one side then wrapping till the eyes straihten up out on the other side
Wow , thats a god looking clouser.And awesome tying instruction. Thanks
6:14 so cute bait
Some people are good fly tiers, but bad videographers. Some are good with a camera, but not so much with the tying. You've brought it all together. This and your other videos are top shelf all the way, and I thank you!!
One question: How do you determine the lightest eyes you can use (bead chain, for example) that will keep the fly swimming with the barb on top? I assume the weight of the hook bend and barb will greater than some small dumbell or beadchain eyes.
Since buck tail is buoyant, having a larger clump in the top wing will keep it riding right regardless of type of eyes. I often tie them with medium bead chain eyes and have never had them invert
Thumbs up, thank you for your videos
Great video. Have you tried a clouser for trout? What type of vise do you use?
Mike Keown I have tried them and they work quite well. You do have to be very careful when casting, an impact between the dumbbell eyes of a Clouser and a thin walled graphite fly rod usually doesn't end well. The vise is a Dyna-King Ultimate Indexer.
Do you think this pattern would work for large mouth bass in Texas?
Yes
Why do you use this knot instead of the perfection loop?
will this work on steelhead/salmon?
Any fish that eats fish will eat these
will it work for redfish/red drum
yes
@@JordanPate thanks man
What species has a clouser not caught?
Had a question, but seems as if you're not too fond of replying to your subscribers. Shame
What's your question?
@@tightlinevideo I'm fairly new to tying and noticed in this video, and in my tying in general, that sometimes materials will favor one side of the fly. Does that affect how the fly behaves in the water? Thank you for taking the time to reply. I really enjoy your videos.
@@dgs.creates Yes it does. If materials are not place correctly on the hook, the fly will not track correctly when fished. The idea with a streamer like this is to have it track vertically just like the baitfish it is supposed to imitate. In regards to not answering questions, I answer between 30 and 40 almost every day. With 671 videos and 102 thousand subscribers there are lots of questions and comments. I do what I can.