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All are go to patterns for me.

I concur - a very well made fly thank you for this

I really like fly fishing and want to learn more but there are so many words to learn it is overwhelming

This was a very well made video, thank you for sharing.

Clean clouser. Interesting eye placement.

Nice ones thanks

The Killer Kebari is a very effective fly for Tenkara

Interesting video. 🎣

Если твоя монтажная нить-полиэстер,то эта мушка будет плохо работать. У полиэстера-маленький коэффициент смачиваемости водой. Это значит,что у силуэта твоей мушки будет сильный блик. Рыба любит контрастный силуэт мушки. Или покрывай муху акриловым лаком,или ищи монтажную нить из шёлка,капрона или тонкое полушерстяное мулине. Ничего нового ты не показал,развивайся по части Материаловедения.

I am sure a trout will look at these and say that isnt 477 so I'm not eatin it!

Sawyer used a red copper wire, which is why the fly looked red.

I will try that pattern sometime soon i think!

Great looking flies, thanks for sharing!!

Super, thank you 👍👍👍

i'm colorblind so I do not see reds or greens, that said, the "original" is just a dark version, looks just like original boring old hairs ears to me, which you can get in a spool variety now too called "dreads" or something. It works just fine for me

Bet catch ratio 1:1 for all three flies.

would anyone offer to send me a few yards of the substitute Spendthrift Oyster yarn so i could tie a Sawyer a killer Bug

Really good instruction

Hey FFS.. great instruction and your pics of the naturals are very helpful!

Love it, that would work good for my size 28 and 30 hooks.

Lovely bug and super fish catcher. I tie them pretty much the same way except I use lead wire for the under body/ weight.

They work great I like using them

Where did you get that whip finisher? Thanks for the videos.

Your a pleasure to watch. I like this fly, it has a very classic look to it. I think I'll give this one a try. Thanks again.

For comparison, can the same three flies that are shown wet at 8:14, be photographed side by side, wet and when dry? That would be a proper photo in which to compare color changes, such as a hint of red (that has been mentioned in the video) in the Chadwicks 477 (original).

Cool

Tying with scissors in hand is very efficient!

Definitely a difference in the color,nice job,I have Sawyers book and it sounds right!

Thank you for the vidio on the sawyer bug. An interesting tie using the copper wire. As a ex colour matcher/dyer specializing in dying wool and blends, i wonder why the hang up trying to find a commercial blended yarn. Make up your own blended mix then dub it as usual.

Once again. very nicely presented. Tha nk you. :-)

Very nice work. There is to much mythic atuff about the wool. Any vaguely simialr wool works. :-)

Interesting, some observations, the best formula I know is coming from "Nymphs and the trout" from Sawyer himself and the exact replica was made by now unfortunatly recently deceased, Oliver Edwards. First observation some fisherman sold Chadwick but to expensive. The best substitute I know, (colour, diameter, colour wet (frequently pinkish) is actually a not very well known yarn, the Berroco ultra alapaca fine n° 1214, virtually same colour and just a little thicker. Advantage you have a huge amount of yarn for a really small prize. Now your interpretation have some problems. You put your yarn to far and close the gape of the hook. The original formula is: Not precised size hook but larger than for the pheasant tail. Chadwick 477 (because Sawyer stole material to his women to do his flies) and the copper, red and three times thicker than for the pheasant tail. -First begin to wrap the copper (left a little tag) from the back (do not overlap or close you must have a work as clean as possible no bumps), go to the front in touching turns, -when you are close return back (all of turns touch the others it is a question to put as much as possible copper to have more weight but not overgrow the underbody), -when you arrive with a little tag of the beginning you overlock the copper. -Trim off the tag but leave the returning copper. -Take your yarn and put it on the hook, from the eye, overlock with the yarn when you returning to the back, when you arrive at the end of the straight shaft, return to the eye, after go one more time to the back. -than lock over with your copper and cover the yarn to lock off with four turns from the back to the front. -Cut both. -For more solidity Edwards says that he put a little drop of super glue the only modern add to this extraordinary fly. Historically the goal of these fly was terrible! This fly was made to eradicate the graylings from the chalkstreams. During these dark days, they were considered as pests, eating trouts and salmon eggs and than will be removed from the river at all cost. Now the grayling in Europe is considered as the "lady of the stream" and my favorite fish, catch frequently on killer bug. With respect.

I bought a skein of Jamieson's Shetland Spindrift #290 (Oyster) years ago which is a very close match IMO. Easy tie, Works great

Love the Spring River. Don’t get to fish it very often anymore since I moved back to South Texas.

awesome video! gonna try this

I just tied up a few tiny streamers a few days ago in white and chartreuse ...1 1/4" - 1 1/2" long .....and used them yesterday on a huge creek pool ...they really worked well . Brookies, rainbows and tiger trout ate them up almost every cast ....thanks for the video ...cheers

My father and I booked a trip with Mark himself up in Mammoth Springs. Top notch guide. Great to see his name pop up every once in a while.

Nice, a variation of the Letort Chricket. Good fishing fly. I would guess that dyed deer hair would work as well fo that style and a bit easier to find. I good friend of mine fished with Al quite a bit. I think a 50 or 100 D black GSP would make it easier to tie down the hair. GSP been my go to for spun hair flies. I don't know who that other guy is, just a troll.

Sorry dad. Wayhayhay too messy for me to concentrate on what you are doing.

junk !

Too bad you were using a split screen… difficult to see the fly .

Why is everyone useing D rib on the back of this fly wouldn't scud back or nymph skin work just as well?

Wow great fly

I'm looking to upgrade from my Griffin Spyder vise and have been looking at this vise for awhile but there just isn't enough user reviews on it so i'll probably go with a tried and true vise like the Peak or Renzetti but I like the look of this vise and the fact that it doesn't have plastic screws or aluminum parts. But like I said I wish more actual users that paid out of pocket for it would give a review and not just the people trying to sell it.

i own the same vise it's awesome vise for the money buy one you will not regret it thanks for sharing! greetings from the netherlands.

Thank you sir. Very helpful

Yes I do own one!! And on amazon, they CLEARLY MENTION, that this Vise, handles hook sizes, from #24 to 6/0

most fool never say the max size hook that it can hold, I tie saltwater fly till 9/0, how?

The vise in the video has a stem extension installed. Without the extension, it is a bit shorter, and the extension comes with the vise. The pressure required to seat a hook depends on how well you have the jaws adjusted, but I think it is pretty easy.

Anyone have this vice? I'm wondering how good it is. I was planning to order an Anvil Atlas but this one looks pretty nice too for the same price.