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Chernobyl Ant

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Detailed instructions for tying a Chernobyl Ant.
Hook: 3X-long nymph hook (here a Dai-Riki 710), sizes 6-12.
Thread: 6/0 or 140 Denier, brown.
Foam base: Chenille, red.
Underbody: Craft foam, tan.
Rear legs: Round rubber legs of your choice.
Overbody: Craft foam, black.
Hot spots: Craft foam, orange.
Front legs: Round rubber legs of your choice.
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25 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 46

@williamadams8436 9 лет назад

"So don't have a meltdown " I won't lie I laughed pretty hard at that!!!

@joeduca8582 8 лет назад

Hi Tim, so far this is the smartest tying of this pattern I've seen. I think the underbody and leaving a hot spot was great, it really stopped the foam from torquing around the hook. Segmenting the body and especially the leg technique was super. Thanks Tim, excellent tutorial.

@lewismcgregor5330 9 лет назад

Its a good job your bloody good at fly tying... As a comedian you'd soon go hungry.

@jamsee88 5 лет назад

I think he was just looking for a reaction.

@nicolelewis1828 6 лет назад

Thanks, great vid! I am always looking for new tips. I like using the chenille base! I have to tie a few of these for some brookies/speckled trout. Just thinking about it, I bet yarn would work well as a base, too!

@Markenheimer 6 лет назад

This guy is so good at making these videos.

@jeremymurphy6696 9 лет назад

Watched once in 240p , then in 4k. The difference was crazy! Very nice!

@rudychavira5558 4 года назад

That is a nice tie, without cutter thanks for video

@stevefletcher2570 Месяц назад

Love your videos!!

@jeffreyklug846 9 лет назад

Excellent video, and nice pun at the end!

@Slotty_Botfast 4 года назад

My first fly tied. Thank you.

@glennhagan9950 9 лет назад

Can't say you didn't warn me Tim. Very cool pattern!

@tightlinevideo 9 лет назад

Glenn Hagan Remember Glenn, foam is your friend. If you get a chance and your computer and connection can handle it, try watching this video in 4k. Let me know what you think.

@glennhagan9950 9 лет назад

tightlinevideo Tim, I tried 4k on my PC at work, no go. This box is way too old I guess

@TomAHawk-lb8wk 4 года назад

Love your videos! I’ve learned so much and can’t express enough how much fun I’ve had since I started tying my own flies!

@HilikusZA 9 лет назад

Thanks again for a brilliant video!

@FishingwithJaska 4 года назад

Really well working pattern, and nicely done video!

@mactventures3013 2 года назад

the way i tie flies i always have a meltdown.

@69adrummer 9 лет назад

Sounds like you got a cold man! Hope you're doing well!!

@lukepanz861 9 лет назад

Great video as always

@ashtonnutten7074 9 лет назад

im going to try this fly out on white perch.

@screamingvteccc 3 года назад

These are just simple to tie up and they just work

@trails4all Год назад

"Don't have a meltdown" hahaha

@flyfishjones 9 лет назад

Nice pun

@RustyShacklefardd 5 лет назад

I’ve been cranking these out with $0.99 craft foam

@lordchimp9538 8 лет назад

the Title of this Video is very catchy

@jakehansen8057 9 лет назад

Nice

@redneckhippie3602 9 лет назад

thats a ture atractor in the the applachians in good ol va i couaght red eyes (rock bass) fish on a simler look fly same tying expect colors of foam and i used blue and white foam and couaght some without the hot spot or the orange foam part not sure what its called i fond one in a chub i cooked up and i firgure i make it

@redneckhippie3602 9 лет назад

Horneyhead chub if you get them aroubd 12inches taste good

@matanis8526 2 месяца назад

hi, may i know what glue you use

@kenheard5693 3 года назад

Great job tying. I would like to know where you purchases the stout legs, I see you used on the fly.

@benbroscius9722 9 лет назад

What kind of camera do u use to film such small flies?

@sirmegallot3276 9 лет назад

Hi Tim and Matt, another great video. I have been referencing your videos for about a year and a half now, and tying for about the same. Your production quality is top notch. How much time goes into filming and producing say, a six minute video? It seems very time intensive. Also, do you ever make it to the somerset nj fly fishing show? I have made it the past two years and would love to pick your brains, as I'm sure would many others. I try new patterns almost every night. "Men's knitting," as my girlfriend says. You and davie mcphail have kept me going for some time. Be well, and keep em comin! Scott s

@tightlinevideo 9 лет назад

Scott Sinnott Shooting and post production time has a lot to do with the fly being tied but on average total production time for a video is somewhere between 5 and 7 hours. Writing the narration, recording it and then making it work with the video takes up most of the time. Both Matt and I will be at Somerset this year for both the Fly Tiers Symposium in Nov. and the Fly Fishing Show in late Jan. Please do stop by.

@johncaulfield6757 2 года назад

Ok.I 've done this fly 2 x's and it looked pretty close to your finished product the 2nd time except for the fact that both times I can t seem to be able to hide the red chenille from being visible as seen from the underbody along the entire length of the hook shank. The only solution I can come up with is to cut wider foam strips. Any feedback?

@alistersef 9 лет назад

Hi Matt, well tied as usual, ever used a Dremmel to shape your foam?

@tightlinevideo 9 лет назад

alistersef Actually, it's me Tim that tied this one. What type of Dremmel bit are we talking about? The red/orange sandpaper looking ones? You've got me interested.