Classic Adams Fly Tying Instructions by Charlie Craven

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Adams Fly Tying Recipe:
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Hook: #14-20 Tiemco 100SP-BL
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Thread: Black Veevus 14/0
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Tail: Brown and Grizzly Spade Feathers High N Dry Cape
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Body: Gray Superfine Dubbing
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Wing: Grizzly Hen Cape
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Hackle: Brown and Grizzly High N Dry Cape
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30 сен 2024

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@HalfInsaneOutdoorGuy Год назад

wish you could use a blue background so we could see the blacks =)

@reserrvoirman Месяц назад

Nice tie. Great pattern. Immitates a ton of stuff. I like the way you pinch those wings. I’m gonna give it a try. See if I get less stragglers. Thanks for sharing.

@mikehulsey4813 Год назад

Really been enjoying watching you tie up some of the classic patterns, nobody better to learn from, and nobody better to be teaching it. I know you’re staying busy, and it’s just a matter of time before everybody is back on the water, but keep uploading my friend!

@seizedcarcass8440 10 месяцев назад

I’ve got to learn some hackle techniques. I’ve yet to actually make any hackled flies yet. Even a simple bugger. Although I did attempt to make a hackle collar on a micro bugger but every time the hackle would slip out of the thread wraps.

@phillmartin6196 Год назад

Thank you for sharing your Adam's Question if the background was light blue instead of black would it show up better Great tye thanks again Charlie

@billmoser6362 Год назад

Hi Charlie. The videos are fantastic . How about in deference to the late great Dave Whitlock, maybe add a near nuff sculpin to the rotation. Thanks

@oldsmugglerflyfishing Год назад

Outstanding work.

@GeorgeSemel Год назад

I got a box that has nothing but Adams Dry Flies in it. It's one of my all-time favorite dry flies. I catch a lot of fish on it too. It's a go-to for the Blue Line Brook Trout fishing I love so much.

@chadmann2724 Год назад

Found a mayfly in my room after my dad came home from the creek. Brown body but silver wing and tail, an adams would probably make a suitable choice for the current hatch regardless

@GeorgeSemel Год назад

@@chadmann2724 That might be the spinner stage of a Blue Quill,Quil Gordon or a Hendrickson. Depending on where you are. But yeah an Adams would no doubt put you into fish. Looks like nothing yet is looks like something,

@chadmann2724 Год назад

@@GeorgeSemel So i was close by a technicality? Man have I got quite a ways to go it seems 😂

@Flies_the_limit Год назад

That is a sharp adams. Although not the first fly I ever caught on it was the first dry. Timeless classic. Edit: was the first fly I ever attempted to tie until I realized I bit off more than I cam chew and tied about 30 zebra midges 😄

@garyproctor6044 Год назад

Well tied and a story well told. Practice to master this pattern and you can successfully tie 80% of everything else that's out there.... well maybe 77.325% 🤣 Take Care

@jamesvatter5729 Год назад

Charlie, Are you sure that wasn't 88.5%? LOL! Nice, clean tie. First fly I was taught was the Adams...many, many years ago.Thanks for sharing.

@edherrmann182 Год назад

I like your adams version. Too many purists spend way too much time on the wings with cross crossing and figure eights. And of course the front end don’t get wrapped with a head as they leave space for the Tyrel knot. (Of course nobody knows or not too many people know how to tie that knot that uses cat gut for tippet ). I think I just found a new method thanks

@jimrookphotos Год назад

Working my way through your book and the combination of your written lessons and the videos really brings all the points and details to life. Thanks for the great tutorials.

@Adipper Год назад

Turned out nice Maestro Charlie, good tip on position of fingers during hackling.

@tinoyb9294 Год назад

I learned that two color tail trick from you! You are the king of tying tricks! What do you think about tying the hackle stems between the wings to keep them separated?

@SchmirtleFirpOmPomWemgyulan Год назад

I think we’re about to get a fly everyday while Charlie plays with his sweet new camera. How lucky are we?

@wingman8447 Год назад

Your percentages make a beautifully tied fly. Thank you

@erdymt Год назад

Well done Charlie. A great video of a great fly. Thanks you so much for all that you do for us all. You’re the best!

@paulbridgers3820 Год назад

Great fly, it came out clean thanks for sharing. Your videos are really helping my tying. So thank you and looking forward to the next one.

@deanhamilton1908 Год назад

Excellent fly and instruction! Growing up on the West Coast and learning to tie in the 70's patterns like these traditional East Coast patterns were the ones we learned to tie. I still tie these for nostalgia and this Adams pattern is still viable anywhere. A real plus is I always seem to learn a better way to tie a pattern I think I had a lock on. Hope you do more of the oldies......

@biggreenfish3267 Год назад

I think you went 10% beyond a clean tie there. Friggin' masterpiece Charlie!

@cachi-7878 Год назад

Del Mazza used to tie all his Catskills flies with hen hackle as well. He liked the wide profile and softer quill which he said it would not cause the light tippet to twist while casting. Nice tie, Charlie.

@Sides1160 Год назад

Awesome fly, the pride of Michigan.

@danjohnson6292 Год назад

Charlie, I've tied these and you made it look WAYYYY to easy.

@gornoli22 Год назад

Just started tying. You are the best! Love your videos!!!

@michaeljmckinnon2960 Год назад

beauty

@conorlinehan4434 Год назад

You’re the middle of the front quarter

@CharliesFlyBox Год назад

Precisely!

@noelkelly3223 3 месяца назад

Killer fly Charlie great stuff 👍 😊

@c.p.1688 Год назад

You’re sooooo talented! Thank you!

@edmiller4149 Год назад

Looks good. Thanks.

@williamlake6151 Год назад

Nice art in action.

@champtree Год назад

The master!

@michaelogden5958 Год назад

This was probably the fifth type of fly and the hardest that I learned to tie when I was starting out. It took many tries before I got one that looked like the picture in the book. I think I still have that first decent Adams fly in some random box around here. Needless to say, yours looks perfect. 🙂