Parachute Damsel Fly Tying Instructions by Charlie Craven
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Parachute Damsel Fly Tying Recipe:
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Hook: #12 Daiichi 1640
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Thread: Black Veevus 14/0
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Tail: Light Blue and Dark Blue Macrame Yarn
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Wing Case: Blue 2mm Thin Foam
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Body: Blue Superfine Dubbing
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Hackle: Coq De Leon Rooster Saddle
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For someone with enough CDL to supply 842 lifetimes, I’m excited about this one. Nice one, Charlie Boy.
Wow! Love this version, Charlie! Just when I thought I had a lifetime supply of every color of macrame yarn I would ever need, too. Now I gotta find sky blue and royal blue!
I'm sure there are some people who find it hard to believe a trout will eat a damsel adult but I have seen it happen. Thanks!
They will definitely take adult damsels, when they are around.
Charlie you are the true innovator of fly tying. Where other UA-cam fly tiers just copy other patterns and put a different name on them, yours are unique
Such an awesome tie, love it
As usual a fine video...I know you're as friendly as you sound because I met you in your shop a while back!
Great pattern for exactly now ...Aug 1..
Dang man- you made this look so easy! So cool to watch a master of his craft. Thanks for what you do.
Awesome. Beautiful & great work.
I really like this variation of a damsel adult.
The damsels on my local stream are remarkably skinny. Till now, I had nothing to match them. The smallmouth take the naturals readily so I’ll be tying some soon. Thanks for sharing!
That pattern rocks! Looking forward to tying some... Thanks heaps, CC.
I can totally see myself tying and fishing this beauty. I ❤ this!
what a brilliant rendition
That looks like an egg hook. One of my favorite hooks, its like the short nymph hook, but with a better hook up rate and seems to hold the fish better =)
That is the best looking and easy damsel! Thanks sir!
Wow!awesome pattern Charlie.looks great.thanks
Really cool pattern! Thanks, Charlie!
“Not bad” you say, awesome use of materials! By the way even 8” cutties like the Muddler on a #4.
Looks like a very innovative and effective fly Charlie tks 😊
Was out ont he water today and saw a fair few damselflies out. I get back and this is in my suggestions, perfect! The Algorithm Knows All! lmao
Cool use of CDL Charlie. Looks like it will impart a lot of surface motion.
great fly , i will tie a dozen
I never caught a trout on a Damsel Fly. I did tie a pattern I got out of fly fisherman, it's a publication that you may have heard of Charlie, back in the mid-1980s. One evening, I found out that large Mouth Bass would eat them in and around the Lilly pads on the edges of Gardners Lake. my old swimming hole as a kid and there used to be a Boy Scout Summer Camp there as well. Back when I had a boat complete with a 10 hp Johnson Outboard. This one is a lot simpler to tie- I used a mono braid that was all the rage for but of leaders at the time, I don't think the even make it anymore, I got some someplace still. It's a fly I tied maybe a couple of dozen and that was it. Right now the Sulpher hatch as been very very good so that is what I have been tying. Soon its going to be the dog days, and its the time of the year I least like
My brother and I have seen trout literally jump out of the water for these things. I knew trout ate these and you hear about damsel patterns but it was always toward sundown and you could never quite make out what they were leaping for…took us a month at this one river to finally figure out that it was damsels.
That's just frickin cool af
Awesome
brillant!
this version is one of the best i seen. does the tail stay straight after casting and getting wet?
Yep.
Nice! How does it cast?
no eyes how can it see the fish coming lol
I will state that you do need a marker for this fly. You gotta have eyes.
So, I’m not trying to be a spoiler, but I was fishing that exact pattern when I lived in Montana. Literally 30 years ago. Great pattern, especially on flat water like Slough Creek in Yellowstone Park, but new or innovative, it ain’t.