Just looks the perfect dry fly pattern .

Thank you Davie, this is a beautiful simple fly. I love the hackle winding thru the wing and you taught me yet another trick.

Ive learned so much from this channel over the years! Another excellent pattern to add to the tackle box. Thanks for another great video.

Nice looking fly, thanks Davie

Very great fly.Tanks Davie👍

Excellent stuff Davie!

Beautiful tie Davie as always.

Thanks Davie. This will be a great addition to my rough water dry patterns.

You are amazing to watch. From the simplest to off the charts!

Great pattern - nice and simple too. Many thanks.

Always amazing Davie. I know no fly tier with that absolute precision and command of the lengths.

Absolutely fantastic!! Thank you for the tips and great step by step!! Keep them coming sir!!!

Thanks Davie, this was one I've waited for. A great pattern for the Annick here in Irvine.

Another nice little bug Davie. I feel quite confident with this one. Thank you for another one dude.

Excellent looking fly Davie. Nicely tied and well explained. Many thanks for sharing.

Great looking dry fly mate. Bet those would be a killer in size 18’s. Thanks for sharing the video from the Master. Best Regards, Ken

Still the best. Thanks Davie.

Very nice and straightforward presentation. I learned something new with the deer hair and hackle head and will tie one of those flies in a larger size try it out for peacock bass (Miami, FL suburb) this morning.

Superb model. A fly as I like them, simple, rustic, easy to make and which must float very well on fast waters.

Great lesson.

Davie thank you for teaching me better tying of fly's. If i may be of assistance. To remove the squeak from metal onto all bobbins. Place a thin "plastic" in between bobbin and bobbin holder such as wide cellophane or celotape "masking tape plastic" Push onto spool both sides scissors trim outside and sharp blade to cut out the center hole this you may have to do twice each side. First take off labels on the bobbins will greatly help. This stops friction thus the squeaky sounds. Next : with a big thread hacksaw down aluminum bolt for the bobbin hole shaft to keep thread tighter and better spinning of threads. I do this on all persalls silk. Hope you find this information helpful Regards Phil.

I stand in awe,but that's nothing new when watching you tie,Davy.

Thanks Davie.

Another cracking video cheers big yin

Love it!

thanks for the pattern. I have a favorite pond that I can't figure out in the late season. Maybe this will be the answer

The material seems to jump into the proper location for Davy. Wonderful tie

Love this pattern Davie I have fished similar for over 65 years on the upper Clyde. I will try this tying in lieu of the stripped peacock quill body. Cheers. Big Davie

grazie Davie

Davie I use thick tape from the leading edges of the helicopters rotary blades. You can buy similar from a builders warehouse. Quote : hope you enjoyed that .

Quality👌 any other suggestions for late season drys? Cheers again

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I rue the dearth of proper roe deer here in the states. Your fly is great..

Still the best Davie.

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Last week I caught my first sea trout on the flyrod and I used a Tan Frede fly (store bought though). So which of your fly would you recomend of your flies?

Hi Davie, can I ask a question about wax.. I bought Veniard wax, when it arrived I didn’t realize or expect it to be rock hard ? I thought maybe I have to heat it up to soften it, but surely it will go hard again as it cools.. can you advise please ! Thank you.. love your videos where would we be without them. !

What floatant do you use davie

Hi David is this a good fly to tie as your first fly.

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Hi Davie. Starting fly tying at start of lockdown ('cos I needed a new hobby to do at home) having caught my first trout on the fly a couple of weeks before that. Love your channel but the whole experience has thrown up many questions; E.g. Do you ever float test your flies, especially when playing with new patterns? Does the presentation of the hook make any real difference? I.e. if a dry fly floats head down or should it be 'tail heavy"? I have followed some of your patterns, and I have played around and made some patterns of my own and caught on most of the patterns that I have had time to fish, so it can't all be bad. but I would like to improve my 'finesse". Thanks for all your efforts Davie, and I reckon you've prevented me from going stir crazy during these difficult times. Stay safe and tight lines.

Your basic dry fly! 👍

Hi Davie - thanks for another great pattern. When buying Coq-de-Leon what would be the best colour option to go for? Thanks a lot, Rich

new scissors Davie? what make are they, might help make my flies look like yours...

Hi Davie, do you have a pattern for corixa. Many Thanks Rowland

Whats difference does the squirel dubbin do in comparison to lets say seals fur?

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Why do they call em Olives? Just one o them mumbling s or???

Very buggy.