You Sir are an expert not only in fly tying but demonstrating your skills. I will encourage every young person I know who is learning this art to pay attention to you. You're a great teacher and a hugh contribution to this amazing art from. Thank you
Thank you so much for the awesome tip! I have been tying flies my whole life and I have been trying to figure out a better way to make realistic wings. Now I can start making better flies,thanks to you, much respect to you
WoW ... such a GREAT tutorial, you make it so understandable and well explained not just how, but why. The BAT fly ... brought tears to my eyes ! Just BEAUTIFUL! Thank you, and I'm new to tying. I don't want to do crappie flies and jigs. Youu give me the confidence and knowledge I need. thank you again, Nick in Redfield Arkansas, USA (new sub)
Make more! Please.. Why did you stop man? This was by far one of the best videos I've seen on flyg tying on UA-cam.. Make more! You'd be huge in no time I'm sure! Make the next one a complete mayfly origami fly. Like the one you did when you tied the whole caddis. I've filled my box with your caddis version. I want to make a whole row of your version of mayfly origami flies too. But I need to see just how you make it. Thanks in advance!
Thank you! It's Whiting Coq de Leon capes, not saddles. I haven't tried saddles but that could work too. You can use any feather but I think CDL is optimal due to the long fibers and thin but strong stem.
James can you tell me exactly what I should be purchasing for origami wings. The packages I've been getting the feathers are very short and I am thinking I need to buy a full saddle. I plan on making plenty of them once I get started but I need advice as to what I should be buying. Thanks
Hello. I just discovered your channel and I think it's an excellent wing technique for fly tying. I'll try to make some flies with your technique. Thank you very much for the good explanation. Greetings.
Thank you so much, i have been trying to get to grips with the Wally wing all day. So many downsides to it. Right size, type and quill thickness. Then the lock on all that material, this upsets almost everything. Upsets me when the split goes wrong. This can be done off the fly, made in pairs, and locked in and posed as you wish. Tomorrow is a new wing design day.
Those are just standard tweezers from a supermarket. You can use a dubbing needle instead and squeeze the stem between your thumb and the needle to get a soft bend to the stem. The cone is a nozzle for silicone tubes. Should be available in most hardware shops. Just cut it. The point opening is about 3mm.
Very good demonstration, I might try it on my Daddies, but the big question no one has asked, do they inspire more takes than the the common Sedge patterns? Very well tied flies.
Thanks! Well, that’s a good question. Probably not. But I don’t know how to properly compare it. The fly that’s on my leader is the one being taken and I often use origami wings so they work. But so does an elk hair caddis. I guess it’s up to the one who is fishing and what type of flies he/she likes to fish. And the right recipe varies all the time. That’s the beauty of fly fishing :)
Good answer. My answer would be shorter- Who cares? This just looks like fun to tie, it's certainly unique and I have no doubt that it will catch plenty of fish. For me tying is half the fun of the whole f-f experience. For me it's yoga for the fingers and the mind; no need to rush. Thanks, James, for sharing that technique; not everyone would.
I don't know which fly you mean since this is just explaining the origami technique. I can fold and tie in a wing in about a minute if I'm not too picky about every fiber being absolutely perfect. But I like perfect so I often spend a few minutes on each wing.
That depends on the position of the wings, how big/thick the are etc. But I'm mostly using them as caddis wings (like on the Fax Caddis or larger variants) and in that position I've never had a problem with it no matter the size.
Is it allowed to use such wings? Only joking, never seen anthing so natural. They started selling different tools for fixing wings in the 70s, but your flies James are just ingenious! / Hi from another Stockholmer :)
Hi James, I was trying out one of your origami wings but the hackles I have aren't wide enough for great results...Are you using cock saddle feathers? If so, where can I buy the half and half capes that you have? I saw something similar on the Taimen website.. Do you remember exactly which capes you have.
@@consuelo1441 I mainly use Coq de Leon capes. But I guess saddles are ok too. The combo pack that I've got is called "CDL Versa pack" and has 4 half necks.
@@onceandaway Thanks for the reply James. I have some similar coq de Leon feathers on their way... I have seen a few origami wing videos from different people but it is your video which has inspired me to see their potential... My attempts with smaller feathers (until the broader ones arrive) have improved and I like the results. Just for your information, I've heard tell that a British fly tier called Terry Ruaan was tying the Jens Pilgaard origami wing even earlier, way back in the early 90´s. He called it the ´improved wonder wing´.. The only difference was (as I understand) that Terry Ruaan tied the wing straight on to the hook as you do.
Your instruction skills not to mention your skill level is second to none.
Thank you so much!
You Sir are an expert not only in fly tying but demonstrating your skills. I will encourage every young person I know who is learning this art to pay attention to you. You're a great teacher and a hugh contribution to this amazing art from. Thank you
Thank you so much!
Thanks for sharing this technique. Will enhance anyones flies and enjoyment. All the best.
You are a genius! Thank you for sharing this technique
Thank you so much! Glad you like it.
Thank you so much for the awesome tip! I have been tying flies my whole life and I have been trying to figure out a better way to make realistic wings. Now I can start making better flies,thanks to you, much respect to you
Thank you! It's just practice, practice, practice :)
WoW ... such a GREAT tutorial, you make it so understandable and well explained not just how, but why.
The BAT fly ... brought tears to my eyes ! Just BEAUTIFUL!
Thank you, and I'm new to tying. I don't want to do crappie flies and jigs. Youu give me the confidence and knowledge I need.
thank you again,
Nick in Redfield Arkansas, USA
(new sub)
@@nicholasdeluca3580 Thank you! That makes me happy to hear.
Thank you for sharing. This is one of the best tutorials I’ve seen on making wings.
Thank you so much! :)
Make more!
Please.. Why did you stop man?
This was by far one of the best videos I've seen on flyg tying on UA-cam..
Make more!
You'd be huge in no time I'm sure!
Make the next one a complete mayfly origami fly. Like the one you did when you tied the whole caddis.
I've filled my box with your caddis version.
I want to make a whole row of your version of mayfly origami flies too. But I need to see just how you make it.
Thanks in advance!
Thank you! Well, I will do more tutorials hopefully but I think I will go over techniques rather than fly patterns. But we'll see...
Thanks for making this video. This is the easiest way I've seen to make wings
Thanks Kevin!
I just had to stand from the notebook and walk this one off. This is THE technique what I was just hoping it exists somewhere. THANK YOU!
Thank you so much for those kind words! :)
Amazing……. Thank you for sharing that technique so unselfishly. It was greatly appreciated.
Thank you! You're welcome!
I just came across this fantastic tutorial. Your skills are incredible and the results are stunning. Thank you for making the video.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
THAT'S not tying flys. THAT'S ART 100% ART !!!! AMAZING i don't want to fish with them. AMAZING BUD WAW
Thank you so much! Glad to hear it!
Beautiful flys and very informative video nice job gotta practice these techniques. Thanks for sharing again nicely done.
Thank you so much!
Absolutely beautiful work sir such an artist James
@@philipjones6083 Thank you so much!
You blew my mind with this technique!! 👍
Glad you like it! Thanks!
Excellent!
Beautiful work and so clearly explained. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much!
Amazing! Just subscribed. I'll be sure to try this!
Thank you so much!
Огромная благодарность. Крайне ценная техника. Благодарю и успехов Вам!
Keep them coming Jim there Grrrreeeaaatt!!.....As Tony the Tiger would say!!
Haha! Thank you!
James just brilliant. Well done. Are they whiting coq de leon rooster saddles? I am going g to absolute copy you they are such great looking flies .
Thank you! It's Whiting Coq de Leon capes, not saddles. I haven't tried saddles but that could work too. You can use any feather but I think CDL is optimal due to the long fibers and thin but strong stem.
Very cool technique. Love the results.
Thank you!
James can you tell me exactly what I should be purchasing for origami wings. The packages I've been getting the feathers are very short and I am thinking I need to buy a full saddle. I plan on making plenty of them once I get started but I need advice as to what I should be buying. Thanks
Whiting Coq de Leon capes are really good. That's what you're looking for.
Fantastic job how you can make the wing that way. Tight lines🐜🦗🐞🪰!!!!!
Thank you for this video. I now have a new fly tying technique to practice during the pandemic.
Glad to hear it! :) Thanks!
Hello. I just discovered your channel and I think it's an excellent wing technique for fly tying. I'll try to make some flies with your technique. Thank you very much for the good explanation.
Greetings.
Please do! Thank you!
Excellent tutorial, thank you for sharing. I'm going to try one right now.
Thanks! Do it! :)
Please keep making videos! It's hard to find youtube content from really good tiers from Instagram.
Thank you! I will try to do that :)
Thank you so much, i have been trying to get to grips with the Wally wing all day. So many downsides to it. Right size, type and quill thickness. Then the lock on all that material, this upsets almost everything. Upsets me when the split goes wrong. This can be done off the fly, made in pairs, and locked in and posed as you wish. Tomorrow is a new wing design day.
Nice to hear! These can be tricky too but once you master it they are much more versatile. Also more durable!
Awsome technology, never seen this before thank you so much.
Thank you!
Awesome technique and great flies could you please show us a how to for that spent caddis in the beginning what a beauty
Thanks! No, I'm sorry. The wing technique is the same as I already showed and the whole fly is a display fly so not for mass production anyway.
Nothing short of genius! Gonna try this right now. 👍
Tusen tack! Bara att köra igång!
Loved your tutorial ! Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge!
Thank you! :)
One great tutorial! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
Beautiful work! Thanx. Eben.
Thanks!
Great Tutorial! Thanks mate
Excelente, impresionante muchas gracias por compartir
Thank you!!
Great technique, thanks for sharing
Thank you!
Excellent tutorial.
Thank you!
Very nice video! Could you please make a tutorial of the bat? It looks fantastic🤩
Thanks! Sorry, That's not going to happen. It's a fly just for show and not for fishing so I won't spend time on on that.
Love the demonstration, What kind of tweezers are those and what did you make the cone from
Those are just standard tweezers from a supermarket. You can use a dubbing needle instead and squeeze the stem between your thumb and the needle to get a soft bend to the stem.
The cone is a nozzle for silicone tubes. Should be available in most hardware shops. Just cut it. The point opening is about 3mm.
@@onceandaway Thank you, have a great and blessed day
I am totally blowed out from your amazing skills in tying these insects flies. I will collect them not fish them
Hehe, thanks!
Fantastic information on wing making.ty
Thank you so much!
Thank you just what i have been looking for. Great video.
Thank you!
cool manufacturing technology! thank you so much buddy!
Thank you!
Can you send a link for the flies
Absolutely Amazing my man 💪 😄 Beautiful.
Thank you so much! Glad you like it!
Great video. Thank you for your time.
Thank you!
Nice tutorial!
Thank you!
Absolute Klasse , werde ich versuchen nachzubilden. Danke , Peter aus Hainichen Sa .
Vielen dank!
Im going to try these wings for my crane flies!
@@jesusisalive3227 Do it!
Very good demonstration, I might try it on my Daddies, but the big question no one has asked, do they inspire more takes than the the common Sedge patterns? Very well tied flies.
Thanks! Well, that’s a good question. Probably not. But I don’t know how to properly compare it. The fly that’s on my leader is the one being taken and I often use origami wings so they work. But so does an elk hair caddis. I guess it’s up to the one who is fishing and what type of flies he/she likes to fish. And the right recipe varies all the time. That’s the beauty of fly fishing :)
Good answer. My answer would be shorter- Who cares? This just looks like fun to tie, it's certainly unique and I have no doubt that it will catch plenty of fish. For me tying is half the fun of the whole f-f experience. For me it's yoga for the fingers and the mind; no need to rush.
Thanks, James, for sharing that technique; not everyone would.
Meu queridão muito lindo seu trabalho obrigado por compartilhar 😀👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😀
Thank you so much!
Mate absolutely fantastic video! 👍🏻
Thank you so much!
The bat is so cool 😀😀
Thanks! 😊
Well done! Your a very skillful tyer. 👏
Thank you!
Super Idee, danke für´s vorzeigen .Werde meine Flügel jetzt so formen Lg Peter
Thank you!
Perfect solution to create realistic Wings! TaL🙂
Thank you!
WOW !! After several attempts ,my flies come on almost perfect. Could you demonstrate some patterns. Thankyou, I will never do a Wally wing again...
Great to hear!! Well, I will hopefully get around to do some more tutorial but I think it will be about tying techniques rather than patterns.
Watt a nice bat . 😂 awesome technique
Hehe, thanks!
Great tutorial, thanks for sharing👍
Thank you! 😁
A nice fly but it seemed a bit complicated! How long does it take to tie when you got used to it?
I don't know which fly you mean since this is just explaining the origami technique. I can fold and tie in a wing in about a minute if I'm not too picky about every fiber being absolutely perfect. But I like perfect so I often spend a few minutes on each wing.
So much to remember. You don’t have a book out that has this in it do you? Thank you. Tight lines🦗🐜🪰!!!!
No, I'm sorry. This is it, apart from some Swedish articles...
Шикарные крылышки)!
Wonderful!
Thank you!
Класс!!!!
Great job
Thanks!
Genial simply!! Thank's a lot
Thank you!
thank you so much
You're welcome!
Thank you very very much for the great tutorial super cool video like your flys a lot in instergram Tip Top 🎣👌
Thanks, I really appreciate it!
Amazing, thanks❤
Thank you!
so awesome and beautiful
Thank you!
Fantastic ! From Italy.
Thank you!
Fantastic technique and video! Do these wings cause the fly to helicopter during casting? Thanks again, Joe.
That depends on the position of the wings, how big/thick the are etc. But I'm mostly using them as caddis wings (like on the Fax Caddis or larger variants) and in that position I've never had a problem with it no matter the size.
@@onceandaway
Excellent. Thank you.
Nice video bro, can u make tutorial on how to make bat pattern
Thanks! No, I'm sorry I won't do that. I'd rather find other tutorials to post.
Thanks for sharing
Thanks!
What a genius！！！
Hehe, thanks!
brilliant!
Thank you!
Is it allowed to use such wings? Only joking, never seen anthing so natural. They started selling different tools for fixing wings in the 70s, but your flies James are just ingenious! / Hi from another Stockholmer :)
Haha! Tusen tack! :)
Beautiful 🥰
Thank you!
спасибо вам за видео, очень интересная техника, самое главное, что всё просто.
Thank you!
Awesome information there’s very little about the information out there thank again
@@robertschafer5728 Thank you Robert!
great video!
Thank you!
La ringrazio x l'ottima dimostrazione 👏👏👏👏👏👏🐟🦗🐟🐝🐟🐜🐟🪰GRAZIE
@@UgoTosini-nd1iv Thanks!
Great stuff!
Thank you!
Hi James, I was trying out one of your origami wings but the hackles I have aren't wide enough for great results...Are you using cock saddle feathers? If so, where can I buy the half and half capes that you have? I saw something similar on the Taimen website.. Do you remember exactly which capes you have.
@@consuelo1441 I mainly use Coq de Leon capes. But I guess saddles are ok too. The combo pack that I've got is called "CDL Versa pack" and has 4 half necks.
@@onceandaway Thank you for your kind reply...
@@onceandaway Thanks for the reply James. I have some similar coq de Leon feathers on their way... I have seen a few origami wing videos from different people but it is your video which has inspired me to see their potential... My attempts with smaller feathers (until the broader ones arrive) have improved and I like the results. Just for your information, I've heard tell that a British fly tier called Terry Ruaan was tying the Jens Pilgaard origami wing even earlier, way back in the early 90´s. He called it the ´improved wonder wing´.. The only difference was (as I understand) that Terry Ruaan tied the wing straight on to the hook as you do.
Very nice 👍
Tusen tack! :)
incredible....😳❤️
Thank you!! :)
Great viedo
Thanks
Thank you!
It 8s not really origami but it is awsome 😀💕
Well, in fly tying it is called "origami technique" because it's about folding a feather but of course it's not real origami :)
👍👍👍
Thanks!
Can you taught me how to make a bat， thank you。
How to make the wings is this video. A tutorial for the whole bat isn't something I want to spend my time on. I'm sorry.
Very nice but overkill for fishing.
Thanks! Well, each to their own.
@@onceandaway indeed my friend each to there own all the best my friend.
@@Loyalist-ul6qm Same to you!
Thanks!!!!
You're welcome!
Великолепно 👍👍👍🙋♂️
Thanks!
Класс, но что будет после первой рыбы?
На самом деле он очень стойкий! (Google translate :D )
Feathers
Just google "Whiting Coq de Leon cape" and you'll see the shops closest to you.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Da uma isca, de bride para os inscritos, do canal,boa noite.
Русский выучи.
LOL. Learn english.
uno spettacolo
ingegnoso ed efficace il risultato sorprendente come sia uguale all'originale
Thank you!