Davie, your amazing.. I always learn!!! You are so precise with everything….

You never fail to amaze me. I’m going to need three extra fly boxes to hold all the pattern I’ll be tying this winter. Thank you for sharing.

Brill davie lovely pattern Deer hair is so versatile . I rem at a tying class yrs ago the tutor tied a dry fly with only deer hair . It was called the poor mans mayfly lol a fun pattern ,v easy to tie and super bouyant. Would like to experiment abit more with deer hair as a hackle.

Cracking fly Davie. Extremely well tied. Thanks again for sharing.

That's a great buggy looking fly. I like the way you make the deer hair mix into an Adams style "hackle/wing". I'll have to try and tie a few using your technique. Thanks for another fine video, Dave.

Another beautiful tie and masterful technique. Thank you Davie.

ohh another great fly .love these natural tying more than anything else .keep them comming Davie

Superb as usual big yin cheers again

Thanks Davie for another great tie. I will have to tie up some for my home waters here in Pennsylvania. Cheers.

I love this fly! I’ll be tying it tonight! Thanks, Davie!

Один из лучших мастеров по вязанию мушек !

Davie. In the absence of pale caribou I used some white snowshoe for this fly. Though I say it myself, it looks amazing.

Great fly Davie. Got to tie up a few for my box. Thanks for sharing mate. Best Regards, Ken

Thanks Davie, is a truly fantastic fly, I'll try to make it, congratulations again to the next!

beautifully tied, beautiful fly.

Thanks Davie for this one,i pick up a little tip or two in all your patterns....

Vi ringraziu per e vostre vidéo , anche e trute di Corsica vi cunoscenu

Hi Davie, I do take may hat off to you in admirtation of both the time and effort your put into making these videos available to us and the quality of flies you show. I was first shown how to try flies nearly 30 years ago and im still trying, however i remember when i started i was told to get a phesant skin, tail, some seals fur and tread and within reason there was alot of traditional Irish patterns the could be tied from these basic materials to see you throughout the season, I feel at times with alot of flies that you show i am forever without the materials you use and i look towards subsitutes i may have that may be suitable. I have purchased matrerials from Glasgow Angling monthly for over a year now and probably spent over £1,400 on fly tying material alone. I wounder where does it end, I love tying flies and trying out new patterns!; nothing bettern than the satisfaction of catching fish on your own flies and to try some fariations of flies you have, I suppose the question is! considering i know some people that have fished many many years yet only have perhaps 12 patterns in there box for an entire season for both lakes and rivers yet will always turn fish, is there really any point in having several boxes with 200 - 300 patterns? I honestly know myself that some of the old faithful pattern work season after season or is there really a necessity to such a variation in materials that month after month i top up on materials i dont have?

Nice Davie. I'll be tying this one soon.

Great job all was missing was the grizzly feather tips for wings, they are my secret weapon for trout fishing I don't use a fly rod I use a open face with a special weight and a female adam and I can get any trout when I show up even if guys been fishing areas for hours. love them rainbow trout in black hills of South Dakota

No need to reply Davie But thanks for all the work you do to give us new patterns! Thanks for yor time!!!!

Awesome video Davie! For Sure it will work in our home waters in America. I have been trying the technique you use to cut the hair...and guess what? I can't make it work!

Simply amazing! I've tried to imitate your technic but ..no avail.Why when I pinch and ty the deer hair and everything seems ok ,only the weight of the bobbin make the fly turnaround the hook flank? Too much hair, type of grease ??Pls, show me the trick. However you are really a "maestro" ,thank for your videos from Italy.

Davie if you’ve never used a Missing Link Caddis I would HIGHLY recommend it!! Amazing pattern and very very buggy looking. And it’s one of my favorites to tie as well. Hope you’re doing well!!

nice fly

Maestro,,,,,,si algun dia biene a pescar aca en chile no se olvide de contactarme yo con mucho gusto lo recibo ,,,,,aca junto a un buen vino crearemos nuestras moscas ,,,,saludos y bendiciones para usted y familia,,,buena suerte

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Hi Davie As usual I enjoyed this one as all the others. What kind of vise you use? Thanks Harry

Davie, is that an extra long shank hook? My 16s don't have enough length to put all that material on. Thanks. I really enjoy your videos. Keep them coming.

Hey Davie, Great tie, I will have to try some. I am not sure I have the lighter hair, maybe in elk. I don't suppose it matters as long as it is fine and floating. Crackin wee fly. :) All the best to you and yours. Sean ( can't help but wonder who thinks they are so great a tier that they can put a thumbs down on one of your patterns but there are always a few. Who knows??? Anonymity makes people do things they wouldn't normally have the guts to do.)

hi Davie, just a question about the rabbit fur, I've found flies tend to sink with it. Would antron be a better choice?

Pozdrav za gospodina svaka čast na još jednom kvalitetnom video užitak je gledati sa kojom lakoćom radite mušice zanimljiva ideja sa srnećom dlakom obavezno ću probati

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