FLY TYING - Pattegrisen (CHEAP VERSION) - TUTORIAL
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- In todays fly tying tutorial im redoing the iconic Pattegrisen - only with a cheaper substitute material. Hope you enjoy!
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I have to make a trip to the tying supply to get the stuff for this pattern, I think it will do really good for trout, redfish, snook, triple tail , jacks, pompano, permit and my wallet, here in west central Florida, also love your surf candy patterns and bait fish , great job ! Tight lines bro ! 👍🏼
I´m pretty sure you will find succes with this one at the end of your leader!
JUST AN OUTSTANDING FLY,,,,, I tied this Shrimp Fly ,, exactly as instructed, due to your great video,, presentation... !! YET, here is the problem,, - after my 5th JOHNNY WALKER BLACK,,,, I tied it just as instructed,, but on a Tube Fly method.. .. IT WAS SOOO DAMM GOOD LOOKING,, that I mistakenly SAUTÉED IT,, with Lemon and Garlic,, ,, and ate the Damm thing!!! I guess I’ll have to tie another,, but I am not looking forward,, to the morning before my shower,,,... I blame you for that !!!! Thank you for your dedication and passion that you bring to thousands,, and your step by step instructions,, to keep our sport FUN.. and unique... Be safe and healthy,,,,
LOL! I´m not the one pouring it in your glass! haha.. I´m pinning this comment.. Made me laugh! Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to reach out!
Congrats with the new fly bro ;-)
I would throw this fly in the back bay for some schoolie stripers in Rhode Island. Love what you do.
Just learning to tie and this pattern is absolutely perfect for redfish / trout here in Charleston SC. Cannot wait to give it a go. Thank you so much for the thorough talk through it as well. So excited
Awesome fly ,will make some for river mouth and estuary edges in Tasmania be interesting to see what they'll catch , Cheers 😊
I’d catch snook, Jack’s, and trout here in the Everglades, FL. Great fly! Keep up the good work!
Always great to watch and have learned a lot about fly tying particularly for saltwater patterns.
Donal Liston from Ballybunion Ireland. Although a little long it was a marvellous tutorial video and I really enjoyed it . If I succeed in trying up this pattern I hope to fish it on the Cashen estuary of the Feale river south of our beautiful seaside resort of Ballybunion.
Many thanks for these videos as you make a difficult skill look manageable and also very interesting and entertaining.
A very nice alternative way of tying this shrimp pattern. I loved to watch it and would use it on seatrout in Danmark. I will try this ty also. Greetings Herwig from Belguim.
I’ll definitely be tying up this fly and trying to catch my first sea trout in salt water over here on the west coast of Scotland 🎣🏴
I will fish this fly in Galveston bay for week fish and flounder. The best shrimp video I have seen. Great tutorial
Of course it is a sea trout fly in origin and this is what I would use it for ... BUT: The reason why I don't fish Pattegrisens in general, is because - at least with my "casting art" - the fibres of the "body hackle" always tangle. I would be surprised if the craft fur version would do better in this aspect.
Anyway, I would give it a try in my home waters around Kiel, Germany / baltic sea.
Other than that: I always watch your videos and really appreciate what you do to entertain and tutor us. Keep up the good work and TL!!!
Very nice and beautiful fly!👍🏻 I'll try it for perch! They love shrimps as much as seatrots do!!! I'm looking forward to your next video! 😃
I know for a Fact that this is a perch magnet as Well!
waiting for THIS tutorial so long... Thank you so much!!!
I will definitely make a few of these and go after some seatrout here in finland now that i live by the seashore!
Sounds like a perfect plan!
Cool pattern! Going to try to use some of the concepts to make some trolling flies for kokanee
Nice one perfect one to use infront of seatrout lure. Good job 👍
Thank you!
Without a doubt the Best video of the craftfur Pattegrisen on UA-cam. Great tips. And I have watched they all. Jørn, Aabenraa DK
love your work my friend. i want to tie a larger version for these florida fish that like some big shrimp.
once again a really nice fly from your vise/hand and thanks for the budget version :-)
ill would use it on my local coastline at Aabenraa for sea-run seatrout ;-)
Lots of great spots to use it in Åbenrå!
@@Coastfly indd there is :-) i also fish Als from time to time, there is also some great spots and all-weather you can fish on Als in that regard Åbenrå is not that good :-)
great video will make this one
Good to hear Robert!
God bless, i just bought a bunch of different colours of craft fur.
Tanks for the video.
Nice fly I live in Florida so I would fish it for speckle trout,snook, red fish and possibly flounder. May even try it on triple tail. Thanks again.
That Sounds so awesome!!
Awesome tie Brother! i will definitely tie some up for Steelhead here on the Olympic Peninsula rivers of Washington state. I love the use of craft fur instead of the pricey spey hackle used on similar patterns! I raise my glass to you! Cheers!
Thanks again for another great video - will be making some for the Scottish sea trout - the ones near me love anything pink especially a pattegrisen
Super fly and a great tip on how to tie in the top shield. I would love to use this fly as soon as the borders re-open on the coast of Fyn. It really has been to long with all the covid regulations :-( cheers from Holland.
Yeah enough with the regulations.. 💯
Really cool tie! I’ll fish this in San Diego Bay and I’m sure the local Bone fish and Spotted Bay Bass will love it:)
Great thanks. I’ve been looking for a spey cape but you’ve just saved me from buying one! I’ve got loads of craft fur. They’ll be getting a swim over here in Scotland 🏴
Man, now i wanna fish in Scotland!
I’d fish this fly in Boca Grande Pass at night for snook on dock lights! Super fun type of sight fishing, any smallish shrimp or glass minnow pattern works great, even on the bigger fish🤜👍
Hi! My nephew caught a Striped Bass in the St-Lawrence river in Rimouski Canada. He found many small shrimps in the stomach of the fish. After watching your video, I'm planning to ty a grey version of your pattern. That would be nice to catch a striper with that fly!
Nice! Thanks for the very clear tutorial! Great looking fly, I’m sure finnish seatrout will love it! Now I must close myself into the mancave for the weekend and give it a try (wife says thanks btw😜 ). Keep up the good work! Cheers!
First of all, as always , super fresh super clean threads brah ! Secondly, That would catch triple tail near me for for sure! 🤙🥃
Great tutorial! South East Australia and whatever I can bloody get!!!(Australian Salmon/not a true salmon)
I want to fish this here in SE Alaska for Dolly's and cutthroat where stream enters the ocean. Great videos 👍
beauty great shrimp pattern....I would fish that for Brookies or salmon here in Nova Scotia Canada...fantastic Sir!
Canada is on my bucket list! Not only to fish but i really wanna see your beautiful country some Day!
@@Coastfly If you ever get to Nova Scotia Sir send me a message I will take you fishing! Keep up the great work on the Vise I have added a couple of your patterns to my fly box and have had great success with your Mallard Minnow. Stay Safe
If use this for stripers and fluke here in Northern New Jersey! That should work rly well for bonefish or permit on the flats. Great vid!! I’m going to tie some now
Have you ever tried extending the flash fiber in a loop beyond the hook eye, cut it open, split it equally down and to each side, then smear flexible UV resin on each “flipper”? Trim to shape and you have another part of the shrimp that behaves almost like the real thing.
Ive seen that done before.. Problem is that you have to be very precise when doing that. Otherwise the hook/fly might spin when casting and stripping leaving you with a twisted Leader and knots that Will drive you insane. Im all for showflies but i try to combine show an fishing flies so i end up with something very Nice looking that fishes Well. 😊
I will fish this fly for sea trout in Donegal, Ireland 🇮🇪. Mostly people only use sand eel patterns here but I’m trying to experiment with more patterns from mainland Europe
I love your videos. Really good tutorials and of modern reliable flies 🤙🏼
Thanks a lot man! I appreciate that so much! 😊
Great tutorial! Money saving, time is not the problem during Corona ^^
I would use it at the Germany Baltic Sea cost for Germany along with self tied, let’s see which one catches more (disclaimer I’m at the beginner level of fly tying)
Exactly my point.. We’ve got the time.. might as Well use it to exercise our brains and skills..
Maybe you could call it fattigegrisen.
Sweet fly 😃. Would use it to catch Mr Trout along the Swedish southern coast.
Oh it would work there alright!
Nice fly! I’ll try it out on steelhead and trout in the state of New York.
Oh i so Much wanna hear how that turn out Don!
I’m thinking this would be epic for specks or weakfish in the outer banks N.C.! Sound side I’m thinking would bring best results. Cheers 🥃
I Iive on Vancouver island canada and I would like to try this fly out on some salmon off the beach next October, I think it may work. Cheers....
Good man:)
Sea trout on the Swedish south coast :D
Great fly - which craft fur you are using in this tutorial?
Think its hareline extra select... 😊
@@Coastfly Thanks and cheers mate
I would fish this fly on the east coast of Djursland :)
Sea trout on the east coast of Canada, Newfoundland’s Avalon peninsula! 🎉 I’m a year late 😂
Better late than never right? 😅
How do you make the eyes?
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Would be awesome as a demo model to look at for a new fly tyer when learning to tie my own, and use them in the hunt for sea trout at the Danish coast 🇩🇰 What is your take on this vs the original with spey feathers? Any major differences besides this being way more affordable for a beginner?
Also im surprised you did not weight it with a few wraps of lead free wire, will the fly still sink?
the fly will sink - just not so fast.. I dont like putting extra weight on my flies. I fish with an intermediate line so that will get my fly under the surface adallow me really slow retrieves.
Cool thanks, for your answer (Y)
🖐🙏☕👌 ok
Just tiyd this Fly Right no maybe i Can chatch my first SEATROUT this Weekend in the Baltic sea 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Toll gemacht.
Wie fischt du diese Pattegrisen so ganz ohne Bebleiung, an sinkender Schnur oder als Springer ?
Schade nur, dass du das Video auf englisch gemacht hast.
Deinem Akzent nach, müsstest du nämlich sehr gut deutsch sprechen.
Schade wäre das nur auf deutsch zu reden da 60% von der community aus USA kommen - die würden kein wort verstehen... :-D Die dänenn, scwheden und Norweger auch nicht.. ;-) Ich fische immer mit interediate schnur und kriege so meine fliegen in die bevorzugte tiefe runter. :-)
@@Coastfly super, danke für die Info.
Machst das echt gut
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👌🏻🎣🐟knax💥