Fly Tying Session | Green Chironomids
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Spinning up a handful of Green Chironomids on a rainy evening.
FISH ON!
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Great tying session, a lot a nice patterns.
Cheers, appreciate that
Thank you for watching 👍
Right on Brandon ! So there's one reason I leave my gills to the very end...when I have thread straggles, I will hold the gills between my finger and thumb (out of the vice), while running the lighter across the hook quickly. When the gills are short, you can't get as good of a hold on it. Some may not agree, but that's what I do ;) (CaboHew) Cheers !
Cabohew, thanks buddy. Yeah makes total sense, good tip! As long as you fish your fly pattern with confidence, that's half the battle FISH ON
Hi. Nice tyong. I have a question. On tbe video you talk about gills, i think they are called seteae, and those help the chironomid to hold on a rock. So from tbat perspective, the fly is being tied upsidown? I mean hook eye is on tbe tail sode of this chironomid?
Thank you for watching! In lakes, the chironomids start off in the mud as bloodworms and mature into the pupa stage (which is what we are tying) they wiggle their way to the surface of the water to hatch. Their gills (or the head of the fly) lead the way during their ascent. So in this case, the bead is the head of the fly. Hope that helps explain it! Cheers
You should try using a thin UV cement for your first or second coat of hardener. The zap a gap doesn’t set properly or takes a long time to set without pressure contact whereas the UV sets up instantly allowing you to do your second security application immediately. My opinion only.
Good tip Rick, appreciate that! Thanks for watching
Nice flies! I was using the UNI Stretch for gills, but have been using UNI Floss more just because it's UV reflective. Makes me a bit more confident that it stands out that much more when your fishing deeper.
Wookie! Thanks for stopping by again. Good points, I will have to give that a try. How does it hold up after being saturated with water? Visibility stays strong?
If you add a tiny bit of zap a gap before you add your Holo you avoid the unraveling tendencies and the pressure from the holo sets the zap instantly.
Thanks again Rick! Nice comment, I never thought to add it before apply the holo. Good tip, will give it a try next time -- FISH ON
Excellent video, thank you for your help and guidance
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!
Great Pattern 🎉 ….. You can have My IPA 🍺 THANK YOU !!!!
Happy New Year 🎊
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Cheers Brian! Thank you for watching. Happy New Year! What's your favourite IPA?
Fish 🎣 On is Tops !!!!
Looks like orange juice
delicious, delicious orange juice :)
Yummy
Awesome videos! I'm a northern bc boy and would like to collaborate on some of my patterns if you're interested
Hi broken tippet. I like watching your videos and you do tie pretty well. Just as a suggestion, tie one fly of each color combo, keep the time short and sweet to hold viewer attention, and speed up any of the segments that make sense to do so. It may gain followers and unfinished views. Also, a using a rotary vise and half hitches would help. I’m staying tuned and thanks for your consideration.
Thank you for watching Tom, appreciate the feedback. Yes, I would love to get my hands on a rotary vise. I mentioned it in the first Chironomid tying session video; that would be sweet!
@@brokentippet Hey, maybe Santa will bring one. You just have to be good…
@@tomt5176 LOL, I will try my best! Thank you Tom
ASB ???
Anti-Static-Bag. Sliced into thin strips. It's a great "chrome-like" wrap for chironomids
@@brokentippet Ah, right, I'm with you now, thanks.
@@mikejames663 You're welcome!
Brandon, mistakes make it real.
Thank you Mike, I agree. It's all part of the fun and it makes a couple people laugh I'm sure! Life isn't perfect, showing mistakes is all part of it. Cheers!