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2022 World Championship Flies - Super Simple Pheasant Tail Tutorial 

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The name for this pattern says it all. This is about the simplest version of a pheasant tail you can find with a tweak to add some durability to what is typically a fragile material. The pheasant tail is one of the most famous patterns of all time for a reason. Frank Sawyer had the right idea when he started fishing this pattern. It's still just as effective today as it was in his time and is heavily relied on by many anglers in the competition scene as well. This year a simple drab pheasant tail nymph was important for myself and most of my teammates at the world fly fishing championships in Asturias, Spain. It worked well for the spooky brown trout in the low water conditions we faced. I'm sure it will work well for you as well and it's easy enough to tie that you'll be able to crank them out by the dozens.
You can find all of the materials for this pattern at the link below in our Tacticalflyfisher.com store.
www.tacticalflyfisher.com/fly...
You can also find the full recipe in this blog post link

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@Oholisfliesandfishing
@Oholisfliesandfishing Год назад
Hi Devin, For conventional wrapping (right handed tier that ties over and under...) if you spin PT barbs around the thread in clockwise manner it will get tighter with each additional wrap around the hook. Thats why when we want to flatten the thread we counter spin the bobbin holder. Hope this helps Cheers Vladimir
@irideaduck939
@irideaduck939 Год назад
I love simple flies ... especially patterns that I already have all of the materials for! Thanks Devin!
@myrlstone8904
@myrlstone8904 Год назад
I’m 74 and the older I get, the more important simple becomes. Through the years it seems the trend has oscillated between basic and detailed imitation fly patterns. It’s gratifying to see these simple ties still proving their worth. Sawyer would be proud. Thank you and Merry Christmas to you and your family, Devon And here’s to a bountiful New Year.
@tacticalflyfisher3817
@tacticalflyfisher3817 Год назад
Thank you! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you as well.
@jorgemerino4709
@jorgemerino4709 Год назад
I Agree. Merry Christmas.
@charleslesky2932
@charleslesky2932 Год назад
I love this pattern. I fished this with Pat Weiss on Spring Creek several years ago and it just slayed them.
@gregschick12
@gregschick12 Год назад
This is a dynamite pattern for those who like “guide flies”, as well as for those novice tyers who want to advance their skills and fly selection!! Thanks for the tutorial! I’m forwarding it to my tying group as a Christmas present from you and TFF!!
@tomlavey2717
@tomlavey2717 Год назад
Thanks for sharing all your knowledge!! It has been very helpful over the years! Merry Christmas and God bless!!
@mattfrondorf8470
@mattfrondorf8470 Год назад
Thanks for this one - love it!
@deansimpson3231
@deansimpson3231 Год назад
Great tip you show wrapping the pheasant tail around the thread!
@tacticalflyfisher3817
@tacticalflyfisher3817 Год назад
Glad you enjoyed it. It works really well.
@benfranks6375
@benfranks6375 8 месяцев назад
Gonna put some in my box👍 Thank you.
@scottmacdonald9269
@scottmacdonald9269 Год назад
Use these little guys a lot. Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas.
@tacticalflyfisher3817
@tacticalflyfisher3817 Год назад
Always a solid option. Merry Christmas and happy tying and fishing.
@jeromefynaut8177
@jeromefynaut8177 4 месяца назад
Hi Devin I like how you went under reach the tail and wrapping around the pt and #12 nano silk thread great looking pt nymph thank you again Devin 👍
@johnshand6176
@johnshand6176 Год назад
Tied a few up for my Christmas trip to Tasmania and they proved the most successful fly on the trip. Always enjoy your no-nonsense tying and presentations. Kind regards for a fruitful New Year from down under in NZ.
@tacticalflyfisher3817
@tacticalflyfisher3817 Год назад
Happy fishing!
@HalfInsaneOutdoorGuy
@HalfInsaneOutdoorGuy 7 месяцев назад
I've been tying this for quite a few months, without the CDL tail, just with pheasant tail fibers, and frankly they work better, but do break off much faster, sometimes I lose them all on the first fish if I have to use a tool to remove the fly. That said I just counter wrap the pheasant tail, and then wrap it with the GSP making a segmented look. Even in the smallest size I still use GSP 100 denier, and cord it up to make the rib. Thank you for your work ehre though! Exceptional fly
@olliebassett105
@olliebassett105 Год назад
I used a pt that was almost the exact same, except I had a little dubbing from my cat as a collar behind the bead. It was great in Spain. Thanks Devin for the video
@tacticalflyfisher3817
@tacticalflyfisher3817 Год назад
Nothing like a good cat dubbing. 😊
@flyfishingchannel
@flyfishingchannel Год назад
Nice work!
@tacticalflyfisher3817
@tacticalflyfisher3817 Год назад
Pretty simple work :) Happy tying and fishing.
@wvlongshooter3912
@wvlongshooter3912 Год назад
Man, I appreciate this kind of video Devon !! Going to try the wrapping of thread around the pheasant tail fibers. I like this pattern with a Mounds colored bead from Firehole, it’s a fly that has no flash at all to spook a trout and it’s a very natural looking fly even though copper beads are my first choice for this fly. Thanks!!!!!
@tacticalflyfisher3817
@tacticalflyfisher3817 Год назад
Happy tying and fishing
@simonucaconmosca
@simonucaconmosca Год назад
thanks for sharing
@tacticalflyfisher3817
@tacticalflyfisher3817 Год назад
Thanks for watching.
@bobjohnson7207
@bobjohnson7207 Год назад
Brilliant something about pheasant feathers. It is in it's self a hot spot. I catch 8 to 10 lb Rainbow's at the local stocker lake every other 8 to 10 hour day.
@danjensen1565
@danjensen1565 Год назад
Love the videos Devin. The flies in your videos have given me great success on some picky tailwater trout. When is the next fly tutorial coming out?
@tacticalflyfisher3817
@tacticalflyfisher3817 Год назад
Dan, I'll be shooting a couple more tutorials tomorrow to finish out the series. We should have them out in a couple of weeks.
@peconicgp
@peconicgp Год назад
Been tying this exact pattern for a couple years and it absolutly crushes as a dropper under a dry for me.
@BJJ_Jim
@BJJ_Jim Год назад
I use the same fly but use pt for the entire fly. Learned it years ago on Loren William site.
@markusviol200
@markusviol200 Год назад
How about twisting the pheasant tail fibers up with a dubbing loop and a dubbing twister to reinforce the strands? Just another way of doing it or is it more thread dependant 12/0 vs 12/0 Nano silk? A great way of doing it for sure!
@tacticalflyfisher3817
@tacticalflyfisher3817 Год назад
You could twist it in a dubbing loop but it would be a bit bulkier and would likely trap more fibers that way. The nano silk is extremely tough and does a good job of holding the fibers to the hook.
@PenDragonsPig
@PenDragonsPig Год назад
that can be kebaried
@stephanebogen5411
@stephanebogen5411 Год назад
I have been using that tie for 3 weeks now in NJ. I use it as a dropper and one Perdigon as point fly. This Super Simple Pheasant Tail is AMAZING!. I get about 90% of catch vs Perdigon. Small fishes, large fishes - same. It works so WELL. I am planning on tying with different pheasant tail color (black, lighter brown) and see where it lands. Looking also at different hot spots (purple, green and red) . I love to experiment. And these hooks are stellar. I only use these and the Jig force now. that's it. Can I use these pheasant tails in larger size (like 12-14) and use them as point fly? I feel they work very well as a small offering so curious if others have been luck with larger ones. Thanks !!!
@tacticalflyfisher3817
@tacticalflyfisher3817 Год назад
Pheasant Tails will work in pretty much any size but you’ll need long fibers for size 12 or larger hooks.
@gigibegni9714
@gigibegni9714 Год назад
La bead è già la ninfa...noi usiamo le No dressing...filo a fissare la bead stop. Su pesci anche molto punti ottima. Un saluto da Italia Buon natale
@cjmellon4
@cjmellon4 8 месяцев назад
Hi Devin love these videos Did you put the hotspot fly on the dropper or on the point? Regards Ciaran
@tacticalflyfisher3817
@tacticalflyfisher3817 8 месяцев назад
Glad you enjoy them. I use both hotspot and non hotspot flies in both locations.
@cjmellon4
@cjmellon4 8 месяцев назад
@@tacticalflyfisher3817 Thank you Devin
@ryantherock7664
@ryantherock7664 10 месяцев назад
Can you tie this without wrapping the pt fibres around the thread?ie normal wrap and add fine wire for rib?
@tacticalflyfisher3817
@tacticalflyfisher3817 10 месяцев назад
You can but I’ve had better durability wrapping it around the nano silk than just counter ribbing it with wire.
@cedricvinuesa5353
@cedricvinuesa5353 Год назад
Hello Are you satisfate of you distance enter thé bead and thé Hook spike. You dont loose fish? Bonne fêtes de fin d'année !
@tacticalflyfisher3817
@tacticalflyfisher3817 Год назад
It is a reliable hook for me.
@ryantherock7664
@ryantherock7664 Год назад
can you tie this on a jig hook ?
@tacticalflyfisher3817
@tacticalflyfisher3817 Год назад
Of course. My two favorite hooks for this fly, and pretty much all small to medium size nymphs at this point, are the Dohiku 303 or the Fulling Mill Jig Force Short. If you are partial to jig hooks, there's no reason why you can't tie any nymph on them in my opinion.
@mikerawls9619
@mikerawls9619 Год назад
What. Stone guy said
@OdinsChosen208
@OdinsChosen208 Год назад
this fly with the orange hotspot absolutley outfishes anything i try to fish with it in a double nymph rig its bonkers
@tinoyb9294
@tinoyb9294 Год назад
Put a bead on a jig hook and tie on a tail. Go fishing. I bet it works. Fish aren't that smart.
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