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Tying the Green Royal Coachman by Davie McPhail.

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Uploaded by on Jan 6, 2012

Tying the Green Royal Coachman by Davie McPhail

Materials Used;

Kamasan B170 size 10
Thread, Olive Uni-Thread 8/0
Tail, Moose Body Hair
Body, Natural Peacock Herl dyed yellow and Uni-floss Hot Green
Hackle, Dyed Dark Olive Cock Saddle
Wing, White Calf Body Hair

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  • Hey Davie, lovely fly once again and great technique. I tied it royal wulff style with red antron in the middle. I had a problem with my elk hair tail flaring so had trouble tying the body in level. I assume I need to use a non-flaring fibre for the tail?

  • Hi dunamisjc,

    I would try and find some moose body hair or what I use a lot is natural or dyed squirrel tail a very good hair which I've used on a few patterns....

    All the best Davie

  • What different fibers can I use for the tail

  • Hi ZombiePig100,

    Use what you have as long as it strong enought to hold the fly up....ATB Davie

  • lovely fly dave would you be able to show me your pattern of the batis nymph please or the hexagenia nymph

  • Hi MrAthlunkard,

    I have lots of work at the moment but please keep me in mind and I'll show a pattern which I like to have in my box...ATB Davie

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  • Very nice, Davie!

  • Thanks Davie I can't wait to try this one

  • @DavieMcPhail Hey could you make a video of you fly tying setup?

  • Hi Davie!

    As always this inspires me. I really like how even you distrubitate the body parts. Very well tied. atb patrick

  • Hi Davy,

    Great fly as always, I've used a similar Wulff for Atlantics too, aparantly there is a California Coachman that has an orange centre as well. Lee Wulff used deer tail for his tails, but the top part of the tail where the hair is finer. Actually I have not seen many other patterns that use this part of the tail. Just a thought.

    All the best, Peter.

  • Hi Davie

    Very nice tie. You make tying in that wing look so easy. I still have some trouble tying it in. It still amazes me how easy you make it look even after watching you for years.

    All the best

    Chance

  • Thank you for making a video of this! I've been waiting for a Wulff-esque video! I learn a ton from the small tips such as wrapping the herl etc. Keep up the great work!

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