Bead Head Soft Hackle Pheasant Tail

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  • Опубліковано 9 гру 2012
  • Detailed instructions for tying a Bead Head Soft Hackle Pheasant Tail.
    Hook: 2X-long nymph hook (here a Dai-Riki 730), size 16.
    Bead: Gold bead, 3/32-inch.
    Thread: 6/0 or 140 Denier, olive.
    Rib: Ultra Wire, small, copper.
    Tails and abdomen: 6 pheasant tail fibers.
    Thorax: Peacock herl.
    Collar: Hungarian partridge.
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  • @HighcountryFlylife
    @HighcountryFlylife 3 роки тому

    Nothing like a good soft hackle nymph dead drifted, lovely pattern

  • @dcarp8365
    @dcarp8365 11 років тому +5

    One of my favorite droppers off a big bushy dry in the summer or drop behind a large stonefly nymph in the winter & spring. Fishing small water? Use it as the lead fly and drop a Partridge & Orange/Yellow off the end.

  • @tightlinevideo
    @tightlinevideo  11 років тому +8

    I know exactly what you mean! When I first saw Matt Grobert use this technique for producing a pheasant tail abdomen on another fly (his Pumpkinhead Midge) I thought for sure it would come undone. So after we were done with the shoot I did my best to pick at and destroy the fly he had just tied, after all what are friends for. I didn't have much luck. The wire counter wrapped around the pheasant tail makes for a really durable fly. His method is also very fast. I'd urge you to give it a try.

  • @brentfraunfelder892
    @brentfraunfelder892 3 роки тому

    Beautiful pattern, effective abdomen techniques very strong. This is a good nymph pattern. Really nice job .

  • @TheRangers47
    @TheRangers47 11 років тому

    one of my favorite nymph patterns. highly effective. Nice video!!!

  • @jnbxxx2831
    @jnbxxx2831 3 роки тому +1

    Great video

  • @MikeBlezien
    @MikeBlezien 11 років тому

    Great little soft hackle pattern, thanks for sharing this one.
    Mike

  • @paulsmallriver6066
    @paulsmallriver6066 10 років тому +3

    Like that you showed how to anchor the peacock herl the way you did instead of twisting the herl or putting it in a loop. This is much easier and just as good. Thanks.

  • @mikeczechowski3223
    @mikeczechowski3223 10 років тому +1

    Nice job on a fly that just about every fly fisher has has a few of, if not a LOT of, in their box!

  • @Oysterboiler
    @Oysterboiler 11 років тому

    Great fly. If you can't catch fish with this pattern, you've got a problem!
    Love the production quality of the video. Video looks great and could not be more concisely informative. Very nice.

  • @stevengriffin1676
    @stevengriffin1676 2 роки тому

    You guys make it look so easy... Practice, I suppose...!

  • @tightlinevideo
    @tightlinevideo  11 років тому

    Thanks, glad you liked it.

  • @henry5917
    @henry5917 9 років тому

    Fantastic videos...Subscribed.

  • @email16v
    @email16v 6 років тому

    A+ thank you!

  • @michi7691
    @michi7691 11 років тому +1

    klasse echt super

  • @giovannivenanzi3040
    @giovannivenanzi3040 11 років тому

    nice!.
    Greeting.

  • @henningsb7958
    @henningsb7958 11 років тому

    Very nice "how to"
    :-)

  • @brooktroutangler5917
    @brooktroutangler5917 10 років тому +1

    Why do you like the Dai-Riki hooks so much? Are you sponsored by them/they give you free hooks etc?

  • @jameshenderson3238
    @jameshenderson3238 Рік тому

    "This fly pattern will catch fish on a dusty road"

  • @bradybackmtn
    @bradybackmtn 11 років тому +2

    Great video! But the pheasant tail doesn't come lose? It looks like the copper wire could easily come lose after a few trout.

  • @paulglombick4634
    @paulglombick4634 10 років тому

    Awesome vid. So many poor quality ones out there. Nice tying technique too.

  • @rangertommy
    @rangertommy 2 роки тому

    Did you say it's one of his go-to "winner" patterns, or "winter" patterns? Thanks!