Tying a Green Peter Salmon Fly Muddler with Davie McPhail
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- Materials Used;
Hook, Fulling Mill Competition Heavyweight size 10
Thread, Uni-8/0 Olive
Tail, Bleached a Dyed Red Cock Pheasant Tail Fibres
Butt, Red Seals Fur or Sub
Rib. Oval Gold Tinsel
Body, Sunburst and Olive Seals Fur Blended Together or Sub..
Body Hackle, Furnace Saddle
Wing, Hen Pheasant Tail Or Quills
Head, Dyed Olive Roe Deer
It's nice to watch a master Craftsman at his work! You are a incredible fly tyer!
Great Looking Fly !! I'm gonna start learning this muddler pattern today. Thanks for sharing this pattern with us. Stay Safe !!!.
A snowy morning, a cup of coffee and Davie tying an exquisite salmon fly,indoors was never better!
Grazie dei tuoi video maestro... Ci fanno compagnia in un momento così difficile in Italia
Превосходная работа. Все отработано до мелочей. Смотреть одно удовольствие. С уважением Сергей Н.
Brilliant tie.
Was laying in bed last night trying to remember a fly you used partridge tail for the wings. This works too. Still like to watch you use a Hun tail if you recall the fly? Beauty of a fly. Bet the Browns would eat that too. Maybe they'll close the plant for a couple of weeks and I can quarantine myself in the mountains on a trout stream or two. Thanks for sharing.
Such a great looking pattern. Thanks for sharing Mr. McPhail!
Outdone yourself again Davie great work.
Beautiful tie as always Davie. I never considered a muddler as a salmon fly, but if a hitched fly attracts, then why not. Love it.
Thanks Ian, and Keep well... ATB Davie..
Totally amazed how easy you make tying muddlers look, keep up the great work always look forward to your latest videos
Fantastic pattern Davie. Got to love that red tail and tag, really sets the fly off
My boy and I use the mudler on the point fishing for trout up in Caithness, love them and love watching you tie them up,great stuff Davie ✊🎣
Great looking salmon fly mate. That would be a fantastic one to use in Oregon. That would even work for those big ole browns and rainbows. Thanks for sharing another great video. Have a great day and be safe my friend. Best Regards, Ken
Superb little fly. Well done davie
That's beautiful! Thanks for this video; I'm always learning from you!
thanks. Never had luck with Muddlers but will surely give this a try
Good luck!
Top class well done Davie
Jasus Davie, Yid make a great Irishman!!
Thanks davy for a brilliant tying of a fantastic fly. can you tell me what kind of wax you use please.
Hi supered1851,
I'm glad you enjoyed the video and I have attached a link to the wax that I use for you to see...
All the very best Davie..
www.sportfish.co.uk/prepared-fly-tyers-wax.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIx4ORiqKx6AIVibHtCh3PUQc6EAQYAiABEgLkzfD_BwE
Oh! 3rd! lol
edit: nice looking fly Davie. I’ll try it but serious doubts re my abilities as yet. lol
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Hi Davie!
A rather strange fly in composition, although the silhouette seems to be normal: the use of a deer in the head tells us that the fly will stay in the upper layers of the water column. Yes, but it's a salmon fly...
Thx 🛶🎣🐟 🤝
Works great fished near the bottom on a sinking line for bass too! I tie mine with a longer tail and wing tied a bit fuller using natural color PT to imitate Johnny Darter minnows.
@@hankvana2149, yes, of course, you can drown this fly in different ways, but still, why then tie the head of a deer...
@@tattvamasi_1 The deer-hair head and collar imitates the shape of sculpin and darter heads and pectoral fins very well. Additionally the bulky head pushes a lot of water and causes the fly to "shimmy" which makes the tail "swim" realistically in the current. Sculpins and darters are bottom dwellers, the sinking line gets the fly down into the strike-zone and the buoyancy of the deer hair helps keep the hook from catching on the rocks too much. I tie/fish a "boobie" style skulpin for lake fishing that also works well but the deer hair is easier to shape. Cheers!
When you are tying in the wire and advancing your thread, you are tapping on the top of the hook, what are you doing there?
Hi Probably Skunked,
What I am doing is stopping the wire from coming round with the thread turns, you can do this with any material that you are tying in...You can also wind the thread at an angle rather than straight round which will also stop this happening..
All the very best Davie
@@DavieMcPhail makes perfect sense! Thanks for the help!
Oh, 1st !!
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