Uploader Comments (DavieMcPhail)
All Comments (16)
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Hi Davie, excellent work as usual!!
Thanks for sharing, great techniques!!
Mark
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Excelente. En España (spain) la llamamos " La oliva ", Baetis Rodhany
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Hi flyfishJJA,
I find it hard to understand myself sometimes..I'm glad you like this small emeger it's a great pattern and has caught me a few fish that were stubborn to take anything else..
All the best Davie
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@DavieMcPhail I'm sorry so many of my American countrymen have a hard time understanding you. I have them at a disadvantage, as I can hear you clear as a bell. Must be the Scottish blood in me.
Also, I adore this fly immensely.
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Hello Davie.
Awesome tie, works great. I was wondering if you could tie some spinner patterns, I very much enjoy your tying and instructions. Its made my own tying much better. I cant thank you enough
Tight Lines
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Hi Nerma82,
The material I used on the body was dyed Turkey Biot, I bought mine here in Scotland but I'm sure you will find them on the net. The ones I use are by Wapsi and Orvis but there's a few other companies who have them.
All the best Davie
Hi Davie,
Love your videos. In this emerger, would using the other side of the turkey biot feather be acceptable?
Thanks
byhaugh1 5 months ago
Hi byhaugh1,
It's definitely worth using the other side of the Turkey biot instead of the way I did in the video as you know it makes for a beautiful body..
All the best Davie
DavieMcPhail 5 months ago
Hi Dave,
I really like all of your fly tying videos. But I have a question about the hooks you use. I notice you use a larger gap hook. On the smaller hooks it looks like the shank is maybe a 18 but the gap is a 16 or 14. Where do you get these hooks. I'm in the US.
Keep up the great work
Fallriverbum 1 year ago
Hi Fallriverbum,
The hook I'm using is a Kamazan B160 which is a short shank wide gape, it's a very good allround hook for both dries and wets..
Glad that you enjoy the videos..
All the best Davie
DavieMcPhail 1 year ago