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Fiske i marka Fabien Moulin
Приєднався 1 тра 2010
It all starts.......with a naked hook
For more pattern and pictures see my Instagram account: fiske_i_marka
For more pattern and pictures see my Instagram account: fiske_i_marka
Brown trout dream, making the next generation , fly fishing in Norway
Every autumn “work” the brown trout for the next generation in the small creeks and lake. A cold but beautiful time to observe my favorite fish.
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Відео
Norwegian forest and fly fishing reel sound catching a wild brown trout
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If I could choice my favorite song it could not be a other one than this one. The sound of wild nature and a trout on the line. Dry fly fishing heaven in “my ‘ woods :) I bought last week this reel for the sound it make, I am sure you know what I mean! Right there is the motivation to fly tying in the wintertime, dreaming and tying for the dry fly season. The small lakes in the woods are just r...
Fly tying a Kate McLaren muddler fly with Fabien Moulin
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Muddler are my favorite flies to fish with in windy situations. Golden tippet for the tail, dubbing, tinsel and deer hair. I use to ty on strong wet fly hook.
Fly tying the Spey fly Grey Heron (var) with Fabien Moulin
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Always a pleasure to ty Spey flies:) The bronze mallard for the wings is a fantastic feather to work with. Tinsel, silk, guinea feather and heron hackle are the other materials. For more security can one of the tinsel wrap in the opposite direction of the other. This fly will be with me in my box this summer :)
Fly tying a winged long soft hackle wetfly with Fabien Moulin
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A basis winged wet fly technique for all different type of wet flies. The wings are tied with mallard quills wing feather. Every winged wetfly is a challenge but always a pleasure to ty:)
Fly tying the October Bright from Marty Howard and Dec Hogan book „Steelhead fly tying „
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I ordered the book some weeks ago and received it last week. The book name is Steelhead fly tying, Art and Design from Marty Howard and Dec Hogan. A fantastic book where I can learn a lot about steelhead beauties. I fall in love with this fly in the moment I saw it. I give it a try yesterday and tied it for the very first time 3 flies. It was a long time ago that I ty for video again...This are...
Review of my tools and my old friend the Stonfo Transformer
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I received many times questions about the materials I use to ty flies. Here my best effort:) in English and Spanish and a video about that. I began My channel here on UA-cam because of that. Trying to answer many request and questions I received along the last few years. I hope you enjoy that and let me know if that was interesting for you:)
Challenge: winter fly tying in -11degrees in Norway, winged wet fly
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I received this challenge from my wife when I said to her that I was not feeling comfortable to ty flies(inside). She said go out then maybe it goes better:) A fun thing to do! Ty a fly without to have much feeling in the fingers:) The fly name is the Black Pennell (var). Material used is golden tippet, silver tinsel, black silk floss, duck quills and a black hackle. Enjoy the video😉👍
Fly tying a detached mayfly body, vulgata tørrflue with Fabien Moulin
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Detached body with deer hair and cdc, hackle and some dry fly dubbing. Almost fish guaranteed on this fly in the vulgata hatch:) This fly give me many , but many fish the last year in the mayfly hatch here in my local fishing places and will work in other places.
Fly tying a Glentana salmon Spey fly from the book Erling Olsen
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From a beautiful book Erling Olsen “mine beste fluer” (my best flies)inspired. A lot of different materials and beautiful to ty! Silver tinsel for the tag, gull floss, golden pheasant for the tail. Embossed silver tinsel og oval silver tinsel for ribbing. Body with seal fur or substitute, orange, claret, red and dark claret.body hackle is heron or body golden pheasant feather. Collar hackle is ...
Fly tying a successful and simple dry fly Ant, serie marka fluer, maur, with Fabien Moulin
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Fly tying a successful and simple dry fly Ant, serie marka fluer, maur, with Fabien Moulin
Cdc deer hair spinner dry fly with Fabien Moulin
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Deer hair and cdc are favorite for my own dry flies. The peacock quills and tinsel make the body and some foam for visibility and floating. When the original colors are not catching I like to fish this fly. Sometimes it’s work:) tied on the caddis emerger hook from Partridge.
Fly tying a Blue Charm salmon fly with Fabien Moulin
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My favorite salmon fly to ty! This one here is for fishing and not for a collection:) the Patriot single hook size 6 or 8.... silver tinsel for the tag and rib, golden pheasant for the tail, black and yellow floss or silk for the body, blue hackle for the beard hackle and mallard for the wings. And yes I will try to speak in the video in the future:)
Fly tying a Dry fly, hackle work and peacock quills with Fabien Moulin
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Hackle and peacock are to beautiful materials to work with . To have an compact and tidy hackle you need to clean the one side of the feather before tying. The peacock quills need to be moistened or damp before tying, on this way it will not break so easy. Enjoy the video and let me know if you want more dry flies videos!!
Fly tying the complete salmon fly Rat series with Fabien Moulin , video of the Blue Rat
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Since a long time I wanted to ty all the 15 flies of the salmon flies Rat series. In the video is a little intro, the tying video of the Blue Rat and at the end a slide show from all the 15 flies with name. The Reed’s green and orange have normally a bright yellow grizzly hackle but I don’t have it. In stead I toke a chartreuse hackle. A beautiful hair wing serie with iconic flies like the Rust...
Fly tying a deer hair Run Caddis dry fly by Fabien Moulin
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Fly tying a deer hair Run Caddis dry fly by Fabien Moulin
Fly tying a March Brown spey salmon fly by Fabien Moulin
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Fly tying a March Brown spey salmon fly by Fabien Moulin
Fly tying a Cripple Peccary dry fly with Fabien Moulin
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Fly tying a Cripple Peccary dry fly with Fabien Moulin
Fly tying a Vespertina dry fly, duck quills wings by Fabien Moulin
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Fly tying a Vespertina dry fly, duck quills wings by Fabien Moulin
Fly tying a Mallard wings salmon fly by Fabien Moulin
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Fly tying a Mallard wings salmon fly by Fabien Moulin
Tying a Muddler Minnow streamer fly by Fabien Moulin
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Tying a Muddler Minnow streamer fly by Fabien Moulin
Fly tying a Alexandra wet fly by Fabien Moulin
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Fly tying a Alexandra wet fly by Fabien Moulin
Fly tying a Kola Killer streamer by Fabien Moulin
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Fly tying a Kola Killer streamer by Fabien Moulin
Fly tying Married wings for salmon, wet flies, how to.....
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Fly tying Married wings for salmon, wet flies, how to.....
Muddler, deer hair basic tying for small muddler flies
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Muddler, deer hair basic tying for small muddler flies
Great video. Like you mentioned it would be great to speak but it would also be great if you could list the material too.
Alexandra är en av de svårare flugorna att binda om man vill att de - förutom fiskligheten - också ska vara artistiskt vackra, och det vill man väl. Denna är banne mig den vackraste Alexandra jag sett 😁 Himla snygg avslutning vid huvudet; tack för inspirationen.
Tusen takk for dine fine ord👍👊🙏
@@1973fafo Äras den som äras bör 🙂
Здравствуйте, интересная модель, в каком регионе вы живёте? Какая рыба предпочитает Ваши авторские мухи? Думаю что это будет кушать рыбы на всех широтах в пресной воде, лососи всех пород. С уважением Bolat.
awesome fly....
Nydelig fluebinding. 👍
Beautiful!
Thank you so much 👍👊
Hi Fabien, After two years I see that you are showing a nice series from the RAT. In the comments below I read that you use the Partridge Patriot hook for the Blue Rat. I have a curious question about this. What hook size do you use for this? I am very grateful for your response.
Thank you so much much for sharing this video. Very pleasant and and still a beautiful fly in this conditions. Amazing
Thank you very much, I really appreciate that !!!
Pardon my ignorance but what part of the mallard are you using for the wings? Is it flank or from the wing itself? Thanks.
Incredible tie. That said, not my thing. When I think spey fly, I think less is more. winced a couple times.
Beautiful ties 👍
Thank you very much 👍😊
Amazing work!
Well done sir.
Thank you:)
Hi Fabien, I'm coming back to this video after 2 years. What hook are you using on the rats? Is it a Partridge Patriot?
Yes that’s correct 👍
Nice if you could explain what you are doing
But beautiful pattern
Beautiful fly
Thank you so much 👍👊
WHY don't you/anybody but me just hold the thread with your fingers onto the shank, when you start, so you don't have to clip the snip off?
I don’t know;)
@@1973fafo I suggest, that you try my way, next time you tie a fly - very well I'll add. Not that you will save many seconds resulting in many more flies over a life time, but once I had learned to do "work time studies" where we figured out, how much a company could earn more, by moving the tools, so the worker didn't have to reach as far after them aso, I haven't been good at wasting time, without thinking over it.. A bit nerdy, I know.. :D I'm also pretty good at it (never learned those wings though - hard to learn from books alone, and I didn't have access to the internet or anyone who tied, when I still tied) and I watch videos "just" as meditation now.
@@1973fafo You can actually ALSO save an inch of thread pr fly.. :P
Great work! Very neat tying.
Thank you so much 👍🙏
My favorite fly for trout. 👏👏
Sweet fly. I really enjoyed watching this and gleaned much. Looks really fishy! Thanks so much!
Wonderful work sir! Thank you!
Thank you so much 👍🙏
@@1973fafo You're welcome, I also sub'd, you have some skills! 👍
@@joeduca8582 thank you, I really appreciate That 👍🙏
@@1973fafo 👍
This is a wonderful fly, the fish will surprise the creator with its size, great! I saw it on instagram. Hello!
Thank you so much 👍👊
Hey Fabien, your are one of the best Fly Tyers. Great Job / Passion Fly Tying
Very nice!
Thank you 🙏
I absolutely love your wings and the style you incorporate, but for the life of me, they do not look like Bronze Mallard! What am I missing?
@@1973fafo They are absolutely gorgeous! Love your videos!
Beautiful fly and top tying! Envy the placement of the wings!
👍👍
Thank you 🙏
Hello Fabien...This is a awesome fly...i love this one. Wich Size hook do you use for this fly.? Many thanks for your answer.
Thank you very much!!! On this video the hook is a TG salmon fly hook size1/0
Shadowbox. Beautiful. Been looking for sparse patterns.
@@1973fafo Here on the Upper Columbia River in BC, Canada, the fish like them as sparse as you can tie them.
You've inspired me to tie the Rat series. Your pictures are beautiful but can you give me a source for the recipe of materials for each? Thank you greatly.
Very well done. The perfect muffler. Thank you for sharing.
Absolutely beautiful fly. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for the kind words! I really appreciate that 👍
The way that hackle went from grizzly to brown made me mad and i dont know why…
indeed making married wings is what makes or brakes a classic salmon fly.
Thank you very much 👍
love this fly, love the peacock feather wing
Thank you very much for your kind words 👍👍
Beautiful fly
That's cool. Thank you for showing me a simple tie using only simple materials.
You’re welcome 😉👍👍
Very nice and no plastic stuff.
Great pattern. Thank you very much!
You’re welcome 👍👊
I have the Petitjean Master and the Stonfo Transformer.... the Stonfo is a nicer vice to use, but I love the function of the Petitjean where you can clamp to the table and angle the vice towards you.... now if stonfo could make an attachment that did that, the Transformer would be unrivalled, IMO.
Yes Stonfo Tranformer is the best vice in the marked! Due some health and private issue I have stopped my collaboration with almost all the brands. Take contact with themes with an email or a dm in Instagram, Stonfo is a very serious brand with fantastic people and I am sure that you will receive an answer. I know from before that they have one that you can combine and clamp to the table. I don’t have my Instagram account or Facebook longer, ( I can’t do that for you) so you just need to send a DM to their account on Instagram. Great that you like the Stonfo, I have tied many thousands of flies with and after several years it work like the first day:) I hope this help you!
I like it , easy tie with readily available materials. Thanks for the video
Nice
🙏 Thank you very much
Hi Fabien! Very clean! I like how easily you attach your wings! What do you use as an applicator for your head cement? Have a nice day!
Thank you very much for the compliment!!! The head of all my salmon flies and wet flies are done with one time superglue like zap a gap and after that four or five times head cement. This is a very old fashion to do it but a very durable and hard way to do it. Now that days people often use uv-glue and…. but this is not good. Take a bit of time to do it but again you will use the flies longer👍👊
Nice tying, nice pattern.
Thank you very much 😊👍
That's a great looking fly! I like how simple it is in appearance, very modern and easy-looking to tie. Definitely trying it.
You’re welcome and thank you very much for your kind words;)
Gorgeous, Fabian. Absolutely gorgeous!
Fabien, where have you gone??? You are my inspiration! Is there any way for you to screenshot your old IG pictures for me to study??
Good video. Thanks for taking the time.
Hello Fabian where can i find that tool for spinning the dubbing?