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How to tie the Black Cruncher (variation)
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- Опубліковано 30 бер 2020
- This although basically a Cruncher I have had in my box for a long time. It works particularly well towards the back end of July and has had its best days at Bewl Water. Not sure why this fly works so well it may well be the profile and the subdued colours. I would not be without these in my Loch Style boxes.
At the time of publishing I am on the second week of lockdown and fear that by the time we get back to fishing from boats it may well be the end of July!
An alternate for the buzzer wrap is white uv floss or a few strands of crystal flash twisted before you add a drop of resin to the floss with a needle of fine brush then blast it with uv light before adding the hackle.
Thank you that fly has deadly written all over it. Thanks Lindsey I have just begun to watch your tying and enjoy your work. Very good job.
Thanks Stan, glad you are finding them useful.
Nice fly, will be tying some up.
Deadly Robert!
A cracking black cruncher Lindsay I like using utc mirage stretched tinsel collar when they are showing on top fishing it short fast pulls it’s deadly 🐟🎣
Probably my favourite Cruncher.
You certainly whipped that finish. Nice fly and presentation. Thanks from down-under in NZ.
Thanks John, hope you are keeping well.
Yes, Lindsay I can see this fly working, thanks for sharing Reg.
Thanks for watching!
Nice fly. Gonna tie up some tonight. Thanks for the inspiration.
Go for it!
Nice fly. That is right up my street.
Thanks Keith
Excellent tie Lindsay, fish taker for sure.
No doubt!
Lovely little fly thanks for sharing. cant wait till we can all get back out on the water I'll be trying that fly for sure
Thanks Jimmy, and tight lines when you eventually get out.
Me too!
Very Nice Lindsay.
Thanks for making this video.
🌴🎣🏄♂️Aloha
Couldn't do without now pal. :-)
Nice little pattern there Lindsay. Definitely going to give this one a try. Well done for getting a grip on the whip finisher. You’ll find that on the finish you can build the head to the shape you want it if it wasn’t quite there. Thanks for another one dude..
Welcome buddy, whip finish is still a work in progress.
Cracking watch mate. Smartly tied
Thanks pal.
I am new to tying my own flys, loving your videos, and I prefer the whip finishing tool. Stay safe at this critical time, and you never know, we may bump into one another somewhere in Fife.
Thanks Alister, I live in deepest darkest Surrey now so don't get back to Fife that often.
Hi Lindsay, with her ladyships conditions this is week three for us!! I think it could well be the end of July before we get into boats and then there will be long delays due to demand from stir crazy anglers!! Im quite lucky as we have a local fishery where I am a member so hopefully once the lockdown is relaxex I will get fishing … and try out the dozens of patterns I am tying to avoid boredom!! Stay healthy … Jim
I hope its sooner Jim!
Excellent ty Lindsey ,The Brenig bars of silver will certainly like that as they are currently going mad for small black hoppers and subsurface black small flies.Regarding the whip finish tool you may find it easier to hook the thread into the small hook of the arm before the shoulder as the thread is more secure then ,just the way I do it and I am nearly up to the speed that Davie Mcphail whips finishes
Thats quite an old video Stuart, I have just about got the hang of the whip finish now.....lol.
Well done; agree, it will be late in the year and a box of these will be the ticket!
Thanks buddy, hope its not to late!
Sorry to hear your season will be delayed. Glad I live in the state of Maine , USA . Already wet a line two days , headed to the big lake in my area ,Sebago lake , for some landlocked Salmon on Saturday.
I hope the fish are kind William, tight lines.
Lovely little fly. Well done
Thanks buddy.
I'm the same way with the whip finish tool.
I use my fingers.
I will try to use the whip finish tool.
More often. I just do more practicing .
Thanks for sharing your video.
👍😎👍
You are most welcome Carl, I wouldn't sweat the whip finish tool ;-)
glad you came over the whipfinish threshold,might have a go at that fly looks good,all the best stay safe
Thanks Robert, the fly is definitely worth having ;-)
@@lindsayiflyfish thanks
Cracking fly with a blue uv tinsel thorax I find deadly Lindsay 🐟🎣
It’s lethal pal 👍
Well done on the Whip Finish Tool impressive 👍😂😂
lol, not yet but its a start.
Fantastic looking fly, and it's surely going to find a way into my fly box. As for the whip finisher, don't hold it so close to the hook, back off just a tad allowing a bit more thread out to give you more room to use it , and it'll make it easier to unhook the tool from the thread.
Yes, I have snapped the thread on more than one occasion, very frustrating.
Excellent tying 👍🏿👍🏿
Thanks 👍
Great job with the whip finish tool !
lol, it's a start pal.
I use a half hitch first and than the whip finisher
Stick with the whip finisher. It'll soon become second nature....and that was a lovely little fly too.
Thanks Robin.
The fly is a good one.
The cheeks look handy, so will try that.
This fly works well as I've tied something similar also like the cock fibre instead of pheasant for the tail.
Great to see you in about the whip finisher too.
Stick at it mate.
Thanks Mark, much appreciated.
Hi where do you get your Solaris liquid I’m just new to your channel totally enjoying it
Hi Norman, thanks for tuning in the Bone Dry Solarez is the one I am using. Not bought a bottle in over a year. Funky Fly Tying carry it I believe. I take it you are UK based?
Yes Lindsay I’m ayrshire can I also ask what vise your tying on thanks for the relevant information cheers mate
Nice work
Thank you.
Another great pattern to try thank you. Congratulations on mastering the whip finish tool. Do you feel now it has its place or just pointless? It think helps me shape the head on small flies when you need to prevent thread build up but lots of times I still need to use the fingers.
I think I need to become much more proficient at using it before making a judgment. If I was not doing videos I doubt very much I would have bothered. It does not seem to have impacted my tying in any great way. Still, I want to encourage others into taking part and having a go the least I can do is learn the tools of the trade.
Hi Lindsay correct me if I’m wrong, didn’t you counter rib the pheasant tail to the way you wound your thread, you then wound the wire the same way, you could still see the rib ok, just saying like. Glad to see you using the whip finisher tool, way to go man.
Possibly......lol
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I've seen this happening on several of his videos. None the less I love Lindsays videos and I can't say that I am a better tier than him. Good job Lindsay, you make crackin flies mate.
@@Piffilus Thanks pal.
Gordon Graham
Could you please tell me which resin has that little brush you use?
Great channel, learning from it all the time. Thanks.
Thanks Gordon, the resin in Solarez UV Bone Dry. It's the little brush that makes me choose this resin. Most of the resins are much the same.
Hi Lindsay, you’re still doing it, counter wind your wire not the same way as your body, like me it could be senility lol, it’s still a cracking wee flea whatsoever
Lol, it’s defo an old age thing!
Who gives a thumbs down on this cracking black cruncher I think you need glasses if you ask me 🤓😁
I think it might be more to do with me than the fly ;-)
I've had a few on crunchers at Carman , they seem to like them there.
I'm looking for a thin strong thread for tying in deer hair Lindsay, my uni snaps off too often and my big pillow is being used way to often!!.
Could you send me a link please.
Keep the vids coming please as it looks like fishing won't be an option for a while.
Hopefully the borders will be open for my fishing holiday in Scotland/England in August.
ATB Chris
Hi Chris, I like the Nano silks for tying in Deer Hair. There are lots of different ones but my favourites are the ones from Fish On and the Veevus GSP The white in 50D you can colour it with marker pens if you need a different colour.
Hope that helps pal.
www.fishonproductions.co.uk/ultimate_tying_silk/fish_on_ultimate_tying_silk.html
www.flytyingboutique.com/threads-tinsel-and-wire/gsp-thread/veevus-gsp-thread/
The veevus is ordered !! Cheers Lindsay
@@fliesbychris I was tying every thing with that for a while and just using the marker pens when I wanted a different colour.
Well done Lindsay. What vise are you using?
The one in this video is the Jan Tvrdek Rotary vice, they are no longer making them. I am in the middle of changing over to a new main vice.
Thanks L. A pity. I like the clean lines, narrow jaws, and appearance.
Cheeks are hardest part for me.
Just practice Michael, it will come.
9 mins 34 seconds in I thought you were rubbing a pork pie on your thread 🤣
Like a nice pork pie, I do....lol.
Dear Mr. Simpson, It gives me a great sadness to have to revoke your membership of the Hand Whip Finish Association. I am truly sorry Taff.
lol, Ah James, I feel I have let you down pal....lol
@@lindsayiflyfish I think I'm the only member left now lol
Time for a try?