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Beginner's Fly Tying Series - Classic Wet Flies - Partridge & Orange Yorkshire Wet Fly

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The Partridge & Orange is both a very easy fly to tie and a very effective trout fly. It originated in Yorkshire, England and it is part of a family of flies known as "Yorkshire Wets". These flies are typified by long, soft hackles and simple construction.

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25 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 9

@LineSpeedJediTimRawlins Год назад

great detailed explanation using the rotary vice

@anablakp3200 Год назад

Thanks for sharing. For tying 4-strand floss I use a technique called "Walking the Bobbin" to keep the floss neat & tidy.

@nicolelewis1828 7 лет назад

Thanks for this vid, Peter. I tied my first Partridge and Orange at home using this video at home. I also caught some bass on this same fly! Just a classic!

@hooked4lifeca 7 лет назад

Guess what? The very first fish I caught on a fly that I tied? A bass on a Partridge and Orange! It was just a dink caught in a pond, but it bit the fly that I had tied. It was many years ago, but I still remember that fish as I'm sure you'll remember yours. Cheers

@nicolelewis1828 7 лет назад

My first on a fly line was an olive bugger generously given to me by my fly fishing buddy, Kim. I am looking forward to giving her some of my Partridge and Orange. I'm readling Syl Nemes', "The Soft-Hackled Fly." :-)

@hooked4lifeca 7 лет назад

Nemes is one of the best in the business when it comes to the soft hackled fly. Can't go wrong there.

@nicolelewis1828 7 лет назад

Reading his book, "The Soft-Hackled Fly" - Love it!

@dantailleur3597 5 лет назад

REALLY NICE video!! Thanks for making this!!!

@comesahorseman Год назад

The great debate with this fly is how many turns of hackle to lay down. Purists will insist on just one turn, a very sparse fly. Myself, I like two or two and one half turns. If you catch fish with either option, stick with it!