Devin Olsen's Blowtorch

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Detailed instructions for tying Devin Olsen's Blowtorch.
Recipe:
Hook: Barbless black jig hook (here a Fulling Mill 35045), sizes 10-16.
Head: Copper slotted tungsten bead, 7/64-inch.
Weight: Lead-free wire, .015.
Thread: Fluorescent Fire Orange, 8/0 or 70-denier.
Tag: Fluorescent Fire Orange Antron yarn.
Rib: Green Sulky Holoshimmer Metallic Thread.
Body: Peacock herl.
Collar: Hen-neck feather fibers.
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28 янв 2019

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@johnbennett1162 4 месяца назад

Had my best day at a local pond with a blowtorch. Bluegill, Rainbow Trout and Largemouth all hit it.

@justin1979ify 5 лет назад

I didn’t have Antron in orange, i substituted with some bright orange 20lb Dacron backing and it worked brilliantly.

@SurfSkagit 5 лет назад

Great pattern, there is few similar tones and profile patterns used in the north west of Spain most are in to the Perdigón concept , but the feathers are tie earlier in the process , in my case I use Cod de Leon right before I start wrapping the body materials, we tied the fibers tips forward about full hook shank long and folded back to finish the pattern. Is a good way to have less struggle on the trimming to finishing the head, either way is a hook eye or a bead head. Thank you for sharing.

@irideaduck939 5 лет назад

One of my more productive fly patterns and it often finds itself tied on at the start most fishing days. I use a UV dubbing and add 5x mono for more durability.

@cameronnewbold1611 5 лет назад

Awesome video. I want to start to make some fly tying videos and I wanted to know what you use a background? Keep up the great work.

@iammifl 5 лет назад

So amazing! Can you do some more of Devins Patterns? Maybe some he mentioned in the european nymphing techinques video.

@user-ss8ox8ys2o 5 лет назад

good fly Thanks you.

@militarist7777 5 лет назад

Веселенькая муха получилась.

@ipod1978 5 лет назад

Fantastic little pattern Tim. Will give this one a go for sure. How do you find the varnish applicator bottles? Was thinking of investing in one a few months back instead of my trimmed brush method. I find my Sally Hansens can thicken quite quickly even in the glass bottle and have to add a drop or 2 of acetone every now and then to get the viscosity I’m after. A nylon varnish plus a drop or 2 of acetone in a plastic bottle caused a bit of concern but I see you use one quite a lot without any obvious issues.

@TheFlyFiend 5 лет назад

Super Tasty Indeed!

@harleymandk 5 лет назад

I use a another hook named : FW551 jig hook from Ahrex - looks the same ;-)

@fishingukraine6662 5 лет назад

👍

@theredfishchronicles7929 8 месяцев назад

Awesome idea for wrapping the herl. Question tho. Why not just palmer the soft hackle back?

@SkidinDingo 5 лет назад

a double edged razor blade would probably make trimming the hackles easier. give it a good bend and then push the fibers in to the bead with the sharp edge.

@RT42069 5 месяцев назад

Would it be more durable if you used green brassie wire in place of the tinsel?

@shanemccauley8354 5 лет назад

Do you have a website that you have material lists for each fly you tie?

@patches152 5 лет назад

What's the reasoning behind this type of soft hackle vs the traditional style of wrapping the whole feather around and sweeping the fibers backwards?

@Waty8413 5 лет назад

You can use all those oversized feathers you are left with on a skin with this method. There are other videos out there for using large soft hackles feathers on smaller flies too. Several ways to get it done.