What is that material what you used on legs? Dubbing is something dry fly dubbing? Why you thouched many times to dubbed area when you are dubbing? I'am young 13y boy from finland, sorry about my bad english, i hope to you understand what i mean! If you can, change your text to finnish. I Thank. All the best Ilari.
The legs are Pre Knotted Dyed Black Pheasant Tail Fibres, Dubbing is Dyed Black Seals Fur or Sub, when I'm touching the dubbing as you can see on the video I am keeping it tight by twisting the dubbing as I wind up the body...I hope you you understand...
new to fly fishing (nov 2010) im thoroughly addicted! caught an 8lb rainbow on black buzzer so wanting to tie some up, you are an excellent tyer by the way, do u do one with breathers and it looks like diawl bach maybe to create the head/thorax area ( iv read every book in my library and bought about ten)haha. is it a blakestones buzzer?
Tying your own flies is a great way to help you enjoy and catch more fish as you have been doing.. The Blakestone buzzer is a great pattern with or without breathers, it is worth tying your buzzers with breathers as there's times this makes a difference....
new to fly fishing (nov 2010) im thoroughly addicted! caught an 8lb rainbow on black buzzer so wanting to tie some up, you are an excellent tyer by the way, do u do one with breathers and it looks like diawl bach maybe to create the head/thorax area ( iv read every book in my library and bought about ten)haha. is it a blakestones buzzer?
You could tye this fly from 16s up like you said but to be honest I would only use the legs on the bigger sizes. Also you will find that you don't need anything other than the body of most colours you like to use and the CDC.
A great looking fly, one I will definitely tie. I hadn't thought of dubbing the different body colours all in a single application. Obvious really, and much simpler. Thanks.
I really like the new format. That is an interesting fly, I have never seen anything like it. Does it catch? Much thanks for doing the Davie, I really enjoy watching you work, and you have the best quality videos on YouTube!
I've fished this fly for more than fifteen years very successfully in all sizes and colours it's a great dressing for representing midge hatching and even caddis and mayfly, give it a go and let me know how you get on.
Thanks Davie!
321finland321 8 months ago
What is that material what you used on legs? Dubbing is something dry fly dubbing? Why you thouched many times to dubbed area when you are dubbing? I'am young 13y boy from finland, sorry about my bad english, i hope to you understand what i mean! If you can, change your text to finnish. I Thank. All the best Ilari.
321finland321 9 months ago
Hi llari, (321finland321),
The legs are Pre Knotted Dyed Black Pheasant Tail Fibres, Dubbing is Dyed Black Seals Fur or Sub, when I'm touching the dubbing as you can see on the video I am keeping it tight by twisting the dubbing as I wind up the body...I hope you you understand...
All the best Davie
DavieMcPhail 9 months ago
excellent fly
troutmaster85 9 months ago
new to fly fishing (nov 2010) im thoroughly addicted! caught an 8lb rainbow on black buzzer so wanting to tie some up, you are an excellent tyer by the way, do u do one with breathers and it looks like diawl bach maybe to create the head/thorax area ( iv read every book in my library and bought about ten)haha. is it a blakestones buzzer?
troutmaster85 9 months ago
Hi troutmaster85,
Tying your own flies is a great way to help you enjoy and catch more fish as you have been doing.. The Blakestone buzzer is a great pattern with or without breathers, it is worth tying your buzzers with breathers as there's times this makes a difference....
All the best Davie
DavieMcPhail 9 months ago
new to fly fishing (nov 2010) im thoroughly addicted! caught an 8lb rainbow on black buzzer so wanting to tie some up, you are an excellent tyer by the way, do u do one with breathers and it looks like diawl bach maybe to create the head/thorax area ( iv read every book in my library and bought about ten)haha. is it a blakestones buzzer?
troutmaster85 9 months ago
I could have done with this yesterday when a Midge hatch came on.
Thanks for posting!
~David
WEESTRAWZ 1 year ago
brilliant tying as always, tight lines from oklahoma usa
oktroutbum 1 year ago
how small can you make this one? (concerning the legs) 16 and bigger? and if you want it smaller you skip the legs?
serbification 2 years ago
Hi serbification,
You could tye this fly from 16s up like you said but to be honest I would only use the legs on the bigger sizes. Also you will find that you don't need anything other than the body of most colours you like to use and the CDC.
All the best Davie
DavieMcPhail 2 years ago
another PERFECT fly, thank u and tight lines from austria!!
gagsess 2 years ago
A great looking fly, one I will definitely tie. I hadn't thought of dubbing the different body colours all in a single application. Obvious really, and much simpler. Thanks.
navydonald 2 years ago
Hi Davie,
I struggle a lot trying to see dries tied with this color of the CDC, do you have a similar problem and if so what is your solution ?
All the best, Tudor
djtood 2 years ago
Hi Tudor,
I know what you mean, in certain light the grey colour of CDC will be hard to find. What I have done is to use white CDC instead..
All the best Davie
DavieMcPhail 2 years ago
I really like the new format. That is an interesting fly, I have never seen anything like it. Does it catch? Much thanks for doing the Davie, I really enjoy watching you work, and you have the best quality videos on YouTube!
Tight lines and good beer!
azwoolybugger 2 years ago
Hi azwoolybugger,
I've fished this fly for more than fifteen years very successfully in all sizes and colours it's a great dressing for representing midge hatching and even caddis and mayfly, give it a go and let me know how you get on.
All the best Davie
DavieMcPhail 2 years ago