This is an instructional video on how I tie a Gaspe Bug. This vibrant pattern is used to target Atlantic Salmon and Brook Trout here in Atlantic Canada. I hope you enjoiy the video!!!
Hey Chris...neighbours are heading to the west coast/big falls towards the end of the month. Besides the Orange Bomber, White-wing Blue Charm, and the Blundertaker, what other flies would you recommend?
Those are going to cover most of your needs. But a green machine is always good (both normal and a CBC style for low water). I would also have paddy francis. A dark wing (moose) option is smart to bring too.
Great looking bug 👍 it’s been a long winter ❄️ hope all your snow and ice is gone . Cheers 🍻
We did not have much this winter. Im in sunny Cuba now for a week so im good :)
Another wonderful tie. Makes me want to get my deer hair out and tie some
Thank you! No time like the present :)
Chris, glad to see you again! Great job, buddy !
Thanks dude!!! I wish i had more time to do it but unfortunately i do not
Chris, great to see you again, its been a while. I will check abd see if I missed any. Oh by the way fantastic job. Thanks buddy.
Nice! 👍 Thanks.
You’re welcome!! Thanks for the support
Looks great man!
Thank you
Great fly
Thanks George
Hey Chris...neighbours are heading to the west coast/big falls towards the end of the month. Besides the Orange Bomber, White-wing Blue Charm, and the Blundertaker, what other flies would you recommend?
Those are going to cover most of your needs. But a green machine is always good (both normal and a CBC style for low water). I would also have paddy francis. A dark wing (moose) option is smart to bring too.
@@newfoundlandflyfisher Thanks, much appreciated
how do you make them so fast? It takes me the length of the video just to tie on my first couple clumps of deer
I have just tied a lot. It is muscle memory at this point hahaha
@@newfoundlandflyfisher do curved scissors help?
@@cordelllush8133 yes a little bit. But I’m ok with using a straight, fine blade scissor too.