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Black Bear Green Butt

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Detailed instructions for tying a Black Bear Green Butt salmon fly.
Recipe:
Hook: Salmon/steelhead hook (here, a Dai-Riki 899), size 6.
Thread 1: UTC 140 Denier, fluorescent green.
Tag: Silver Oval Tinsel, small.
Underbody/Butt: UTC 140 Denier, fluorescent green.
Tail: Saddle hackle fibers, black.
Rib: Oval Tinsel, small, silver.
Body/Thread 2: UTC 140 Denier, black.
Thread 3: UTC 70 Denier, black.
Throat: Saddle hackle fibers, black.
Wing: Black bear hair, cleaned and stacked.
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28 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 24

@voicimonemail4374 3 года назад

Your filming is perfect. The zoom-ins are just at the right moments and I love that you show how to take the feathers. Il would love a beginner's playlist for salmon. Thank you

@upstater1775 5 лет назад

The work done on this fly in truly exceptional.

@barneyewing2664 5 лет назад

Just beautiful, and one of the best salmon patterns. That sparse wing moves better in the water than a bulky wing.

@TERRYBIGGENDEN 3 года назад

A very handsome streamlined fly. My kind of fly. :-)

@isupportthecurrentthing5225 5 лет назад

Wish you’d leave links to the materials used so i can buy them.

@andreasherbeck9230 5 лет назад

Nice work, and a wunderfull fly!

@StillwatersEdge 5 лет назад

Very nice dressing! Love your videos!

@patches152 5 лет назад

flies for salmon, steelhead, and saltwater fish always look more like art than a fishing lure to me, but i'm just a bearded head floating in space, what do i know?

@hankvana2149 5 лет назад

Nice tie Tim!! Question: Why do you prefer thread over floss? Even with 140 it takes so many wraps to shape the body. Just curious.

@tightlinevideo 5 лет назад

Just for control. When things go wayward with floss, I have a hard time correcting the problem without a lot of unwinding which I'm not a fan of. Also, my hands, for whatever reason do not do nice things to floss. I pretty much have to wear gloves if I'm working with it.

@hankvana2149 5 лет назад

OK, know what you mean Tim. My wood-working, metal-working hobbies leave my hands too rough to handle floss unless I sand off some of the "catches" on my fingers first :-) I got away from the floss for a while (couple of decades LOL!) but now, since I do most of my tying on a rotary vise I am back to using it quite a bit - especially if I am building up an underbody to tinsel over. Found that cutting just enough floss to do the fly, tying it in and gripping it with hackle pliers I can quickly build a nice tight body using the rotary function of my vise. Cheers! Hank

@elduderoony8171 5 лет назад

tightlinevideo ..... the hands and fingers: I’m in the same boat! I shred floss and it’s a real pain. Good job I’m not a girl and wear stockings or tights!!!

@SadButKindaRad 5 лет назад

What’s a good magnifier? I’m blind as hell and can’t see my flies very well. Any help is welcome

@Teremmot 5 лет назад

Good evening, can i know with what are you filming?

@frededen210 4 года назад

Why are there not more flies using black bear?

@ColinD0131 5 лет назад

I know I am going to get crap for this but why not use yarn? It's cheap and easy to use. I use yarn when I got to sub.

@tightlinevideo 5 лет назад

Yarn is absolutely fine as far as I'm concerned, if fact I really like the look of it better than floss or thread, it's just not quite as traditional. A little segment of dubbing also looks good for the tag rather than thread. Go with what you've got.