Tying a Carrot Nymph with Davie McPhail
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
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Materials Used,
Hook, Fulling Mill Czech Nymph size 16
Thread, Uni-8/0 Fire Orange
Tail, Coq de Leon Fibres
Rib, UTC X-Small Red Wire
Body, Bleached and dyed Flu-Orange Pheasant Tail
Thorax, Peacock Bronze Diamond-Brite Dubbing
Bead, 2.5mm Tungsten
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seanmcphail199...
I love how you made the legs, thanks for all your uploads.
A great wee fly, I had a brilliant day on Lintrathen using the carrot nymph, fishing right on the bottom and tweaking it back, absolutely deadly. This dressing looks the business, must dress a few for my box, thanks Davie.
A lovely little nymph, as always beautifully tied.
I love these hooks, they to my eyes are at least a size bigger than the stated size.
This fly in purple or pink is a brilliant Grayling pattern.
I tied a few this afternoon, they almost took my mind of the Scotland international football and rugby union results!!
Thanks for another fantastic tutorial Davie.
Stuart
Excellent tying. Can’t wait to try them.
So simple But so effectful and it fish very well. Thanks for all your flies Davie 🙏. Thigth lines Mike
Elegant in it's simplicity!
I did a few of these except I just used regular pheasant tail for the body and tail and the Brown Trout in my area like it just fine. I really liked the effect of the deer hair worked in with the dubbing.
Davie, I never get tired of watching!
Love the video, going to have a go tying this later, the way you present your videos is so helpful for a novice trying to improve . Thank you
Nice to see a new video.
I watched this one a while ago and decided to view again, with the intention of making a few nymphs. I had almost all the materials - except the orange pheasant tail. However - I had a very old packet of Ostrich herl in various colours and the orange worked a treat and looks very similar to your version! I hope the fish don't mind too much anyway! Great video as usual Davie, thank you so much for sharing it.
Keith
Hi Keith,
I've used ostrich on many nymphs and wets over the years and they have all worked really well so I'm sure it will work just as good..I'm glad you enjoyed the video and thanks again for the kind words...
All the very best Davie
I love watching your videos you make it look so easy 🇺🇸🍀
Thank you Sean, I'm glad you enjoy the videos and thanks as well for the kind words...All the very best Davie.
Very nice looking nymph as usual Davie. Thanks for sharing. All the best to you and yours. Sean
Simple, but great, thank you !
I think it was the late great GEM Skues who wrote wrote a very funny piece about a fly tied by the Novice which looked like a carrot :)
Great-looking nymph!
Very nice looking nymph
Nice insect. Well Dave!!
Super
very nice!
Thank you for your quality videos and instruction! You previously gave me a recommendation of 2 favorite and productive dry fly patterns, which I enjoyed learning and adding to my fly box. I would like to request your recommendation for 2 favorite and productive nymphs as I continue my "Davie McPhail Hall of Fame" fly box. Blessings to you and thanks once again!
wicked nymph.
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What a brilliant tie. Simple. Buggy AF.
Nice too se 🎣
Отличная муха получилась супер.
bonjour davie
Très joli modèle de nymphe.De vrai bonbons.
merci
Супер!
I like it, Wigan
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Great buggy looking fly. The material list missed the deer hair. Does it matter much what type is used? THANKS for these videos Dave. I can't watch them enough.
Hi Fred,
I used Roe Deer for legs but use what you have as I'm sure it would work fine..I'm glad you enjoy the videos and thank you very much for all your kind words...
All the very best Davie..
Hello, I live in Russia and I would like to buy hooks Czech nymph 5065. Please help me do this
Hi maxpl PI,
Sorry about the delay in getting back to you, if you can contact Fulling Mill I'm sure they would be able to help you get these hooks, I can't help you through UA-cam so this would be the best way...Let me know how you get on..www.fullingmill.co.uk/Contact-Us-UK
All the very best Davie
Great video as always
can i ask where to get the long pheasant tail material. i only have the natural ones and they always seem to be to short and very hard to rap (new to fly tying)
Hi Sharky Wightman,
The pheasant tails I used came from Veniards who are a wholesale company that you my know and they supply many shops...Over the winter months I'll buy a few feathers off eBay as the keepers sell the centre tails and I've found them to be very good..I hope this is of help to you..
All the very best Davie...
It's a most popular type of nymph(and color) on the far east river's of Russia,great Davie!!!
Similar colours are also very popular in the spring in Poland in the Lower Silesia region, but the wire needs to be violet.
Great looking fly, really enjoy your videos Davie !