CDC&Partridge Mayfly (Split Wing Technique)
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- This is just more detailed version of one version of the split wing technique.
this one is rather more complicated but very useful for delicate flies and delicate presentations...
I forgot to mention in the video, maybe its obvious, this way you can make spent patterns and cripples... just change the angle of the wings...
partridge is here just for aesthetics, looks really cool :)
Thank you for your time
Tight lines
Vladimir
This is one of the most unique mayfly patterns.. I will most likely try a green drake version
Thank you very much... I can not describe how much i appreciate what you just said 😀🙏🙏
Druže od svega što gledam na YT a da je vezano za motanje muva, tvoji klipovi su ubedljivo najbolji, kao i muve koje motaš. Hvala ti za savete i za ideje. Veliki pozdrav!!!
Hvala tebi na ovakvom komentaru. Znaci puno kad je od ribara poput tebe. Veliki pozdrav. 😃😃😃 Ako mogu kako pomoci pisi slobodno 😉
A great mayfly representation and your technique for eliminating the CDC stems in the wing is very clever. Thank you for posting this video.
Glad you like it. Its probably one of my favourite ways to make wings. 🍺😀
Congratulations on this one. Unusual selection of materials with stunning result. Thank you for a fresh look at a traditional pattern
Thank you. Glad you like it. Why unusual materials? (I got inspired by some fly that Oliver Edwards tied with same wings, not my idea)
Another fantastic lesson on how to build separate wings and how to use CDC feathers of different lengths. Thank you Vladimir for all the tips you share with us.
Thanks for your reply. I am really happy i can be helpful a bit 🙏
Very nice combination of materials.
Coq de Leon is the best and most durable tail material I have ever used . Nicely done!
Thanks a lot. I agree... CDL is amazing. Colour, right stiffness, durability.
Really great instructions on a great fly. Definitely going into my box. Thanks V.
Thanks a lot. You will love it for sure 😃
That's a beautifully tied fly buddy 😆👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks a lot. One of my favourites. Cheers :)
Very good technique and very nice looking fly. I like to use partridge in my flies as well. Cheers Torben , DK
Partridge and cdc are two materials that i like the most... So lifelike
Very nice Vladimir! Really like the way you wing this pattern! I don't use a lot of dry flies but I will be tying up a couple of these but I'll probably substitute a "super fine" dubbing (like beaver) for the thorax because it dubs tighter and is buoyant. Cheers!
Thanks a ton Hank, some 10+ yrs ago this one was my fly to compete in some italian competition. I think i was 5th.... But it made me proud. 😁
What an awesome lesson thank you sir
Thank you very much... Tight lines 👍👍
Really nice variation and technique on this splitwing 👌👏
Thank you so much.
By making variations in the wing angle you can get a spent, dun.... Wet fly(with less cdc and more partridge)....
Very nice and clean, well described, Looking like a very good fly Cheers
Thanks Splish 😀 this one worked great.... Now i am returning it back from retirement 😀😀😀
Great video Vladimir, you know I'll be trying this one! Keep them coming!
Already made few more thank you buddy 🙏🙏
great skill and ideas
Thank you so much. I am happy to hear that. Try those.... I am sure you will love them
Nice pattern dude. Thank you for uploading.
Thanks for your time watching it. I am happy you and others are liking it 🙏😀
like 82 nice fly fantastic
Thank you very much
Great tying!
Thank you a lot. Appreciate that
Great tie Vlad??? Sounds like you live busy neighborhood 😕
Thanks, 😀
I did live near busy street. Now its much better. But, its 8 million people city so not easy to find quiet neighborhood
Good
谢谢您
What floatant would you use with the mix of cdc and soft hackle partridge feather as the wing looks a great fly probibly works well in broken water?
Usually i dont use floatant. But if necessary i use cdc oil since cdc is there to support fly. For bodies made of dubbing u can add some floatant too