POLAR BUGGER: Fly Tying Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- In this video, Ryan Ratliff breaks down a simple fly called the Polar Bugger which is quick to tie and super effective for catching steelhead.
Check out the written step-by-step here along with links to all the materials used:
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This would be a great smallmouth pattern. Thanks for the tutorial. I will add this to my favorites
NKFF Webmaster Awesome, thanks for watching.
Thanks for the tutorial!!
Hyun Lee Always our pleasure.
Great video.... Thanks for the great info!
Thanks for watching. Stay tuned. Alot more tying coming this Winter.
Nice looks like a very versatile fly
Works on almost anything, almost anywhere.
wow that was a fast fly.
bert19761 Guides like fast and easy.
Just starting fly fishing today. Don't really need to tie my own but by god does that look fun. Any one that ties, could you tell me practically how much it would be to tie your own? Just a general number to get at least 10+ unique flies and all the the equipment used?
Sam Island Thanks for watching! No real way to do that as there are so many options and choices.
Sam Island One way is to think about a statter kit.... www.madriveroutfitters.com/c-322-fly-tying-kits.aspx
Sam Island also, stay tuned as we are launching a series called “Getting Started in Fly Tying” soon.
@@Madriveroutfitters Oh sweet. Will do, already subscribed yesterday. You guys have a criminally low sub count for the quality of content you put out.
I am doing just what you are suggesting. I wanted to be able to tie flies to use in salt water for bonefish and tarpon. I bought all the tools and enough material to make about 50-75 flies. My total outlay was about $300, most of which was in the vise and a couple tools. I estimate buying materials for the flies I am tying in small quantities (not volume discounts) to be between $1.50-$2.00 per fly. I have tied a handful of "cockroaches" and "gotchas" so far and your assessment is correct, it is a lot of fun. It is taking me 15-30 minutes per fly but Brian and Ryan both independently said with experience I should be able to do 6-10 per hour. Mad River has a couple classes in fly tying that are inexpensive, but my travel schedule isn't lining up with them so I took two private lessons from Ryan to get going. UA-cam looks like another easy path.
what shirt are you wearing in this video? Thanks
Sara Chandler You would have to contact Ryan directly at the shop and he can answer. 614-451-0363 or admin@madriveroutfitters.com