Fly Tying Skill Builder #2 | Wrapping Lead, Packing Tape & Deer Hair in a Loop
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
- Welcome to the Skill Builder series! Every week we will share three short techniques, skills and hacks that you can use to be more efficient in fly tying. Each technique will be ranked by difficulty rating, so if you’re interested in growing your skills in fly tying or fly fishing, this is the series for you!
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This video will show the following:
Lead wrapping hack (Difficulty 1/5)
Packing tape wings?!? (Difficulty 2/5)
Deer hair in a dubbing loop (Difficulty 4/5)
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00:00 Introduction
00:44 Wrapping Lead Wire (Difficulty 1/5)
03:18 Packing Tape Caddis Wing (Difficulty 2/5)
05:08 Deer Hair in a Dubbing Loop (Difficulty 4/5) - Спорт
That packing tape trick is amazing! I love these skill builder videos, especially right before a long MT winter
Glad you like them!
omfg 20 years of tying and this made my jaw drop - im ashamed of myself - Thank you!
Pair the technique with a small sliver of entomology as you go along and you’ll own UA-cam. Great stuff! Keep em coming! Thanks
as always you guys put the best fly tying content on youtube by far!
These are great videos because even if you’ve been tying for a long time you’re always going to learn something new.
Great vid! Especially, the tape trick. Would like to see the bast way to incorporate the brown and natural grizzly on an Adams dry fly. Keep them coming.
Love the deer hair spinning... Thanks Cheech! Keep them coming....
I don’t fish nearly as much as I like, and am a rookie Tyler, but these skill builder videos are so good. Thank you.
Love the tape hack!!!!
That’s the slickest way to use tape that I’ve seen. I like it. Good stuff Cheech.
I'd like to see your techniques for tying bass streamers or possibly the game changer.
I really like these. it is ice for beginners and helps us get back to knowing our tools and different things we can do with them. Awesome job, my friend ,
These were three great Holiday Hacks.....loved it.
As others have stated this series is awesome! Maybe with some of that santa money I will be ordering that Smhaen dubbing twister and clip tool after the holidays. I have been making crayfish bodies with dubbing loop zonker for the smaller flies.
Ditto on the entomology suggestion! New fishers would be wise to learn the characteristics, life cycles, and habitat of the bugs fish feed on!
Great series of videos . Can you please show how you form a good Deer / Elk head on flies such as Muddlers please ?
Skill builder #5 is what you need!
Great tips! I have found that counter-wrapping the lead on the bare hook, helps to keep it from spreading when you over-wrap it with thread. Thanks for these tips.
keep these HACKS coming.
sweet fly tying HACKS guys.
Very cool way to do the deer hair. Love it
Good stuff...thank you!
Cool 😎 deer 🦌 hair fly! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks 🙏
I just asked the wife to bring home some packing tape 😂😂😂. Cool hacks thanks for what you do guys
Great tips series! I really appreciate you sharing your experience, it is very helpful. Please keep them coming!
Can you please post a video on how to wrap back your wire through the hackle without crimping it down?
Thanks👍
Love this stuff! Thanks for the tips!
You bet!
Great Hacks and Tips. Love them. Do you have a hack or tip to use larger hackle on smaller flies like softhackles when you run out of the small feathers. Using larger feathers to keep the proportions right. thanks Cheech. When are you getting the Swiss Multiclamp tool back in stock. Thanks
Good ideas! We order the Swiss clamps frequently but sometimes they are out of stock from them
That's an interesting vice you have. What make is it? The hacks and tips are great. I hope you keep them coming!
Use just a wee bit of CA glue to stick your Nanosilk to the hook so it doesnt slide around.
Really nice, LOVE these tutorials, thanks.
What vise is that? I've not seen it, and I'm sure it's not affordable for me.
Nick in Redfield Arkansas
U got any good tips for quill slip wings or fries and wets ?
Great video. What vise are you using and does FFF have them on the website. Thanks
It’s the C&F Reference vise. Sold out but more are on the way
does it matter if you spin the deer hair clockwise or counter clockwise? thanks
Nope
So can you use that Swiss clip for a rabbit cape like you did the deer hair also?
Absolutely. Squirrel is cool too.
Hey! Wich vise it that u use?
Any worry about lead poisoning when using the lead wire? New to tying, just curious how you get around that.
If you research lead poisoning you’ll see you’d have to eat a bunch of it before you had an issue. I’m not too worried.
@@FlyFishFood Thanks for the reply! Also, great series! You’ve showed it in many videos on fly patterns over the years, but attaching biots and sizing biots is another topic that would be cool to add to this series
Perfect.
You have nice hands cheech
As usual, great tips!!
In order to avoid having left over short pieces of NONTOXIC wire to weight my flies, I usually wrap the end toward the tail of the fly rather than break it off.
Wouldn't it be great if all fly tying videos encouraged the use of NONTOXIC wire to avoid using lead, which is a known environmental toxin responsible for polluting the waters and killing birds which dabble in the mud where the lost flies likely end up.
Love that dubbing deer hair!
i dont believe lead can be used in my state. i do know lead sinkers are against the law.
Lead free wire works too.
More vids noob tier.
Great packing tape TIP. HACKS Should be left to hackers. And the deer hair TIP was very unique. Really enjoy these tying TIPS.
Easy. Not all TIPs are created equally.
@@FlyFishFood And ... not all tips are hacks.
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you just want the tip?
k. lol.