Dubbing - Types and How to use - McFly Angler Fly Tying Tips

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One of the most important and commonly used material types for fly tying is Dubbing. It can be used for small dry flies, nymphs and even streamers. Many companies make it, and there are many different types of dubbing out there. Each style of dubbing has different properties and can be used in different ways.
Here I wanted to discuss those differences and uses. Hope this was informative to you.
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@themazamen Год назад

Love the channel. For me, fly tying is about connecting to nature. So I tend to use mostly natural materials. So are so many furs out there and they are each a little different, so it can be daunting at first. The key is to experiment and to identify the pros and cons of each. I like to take the dubbing right off the skin, as it helps me control the amount of guard hairs. Some of my favorites are pine squirrel and gray fox for drab nymphs, rabbit for dark nymphs (it takes dark dye really well), and red fox and golden retriever for light nymphs (for golden retriever, I just use the shedding of my dogs winter coat). For dry flies, I like muskrat, beaver, snowshoe rabbit, and mink. The beauty of mink is that there are white, brown, and black varieties. Wool is really versatile as well. It takes dye really well, so can be dyed to almost any color, and it is hydroscopic. So it will absorb water or silicone floatant equally as well.

@McFlyAngler Год назад

Thanks, glad you like the channel. I totally understand where your coming from with materials being all natural. And I also connect with nature while fly fishing. However I like trying all types of materials also. Different types of materials have different properties and sometimes can benefit a fly if used rather than some others. I think many pattern’s definitely need natural materials but I feel some others also seem to do better with synthetics. So while I totally respect and understand your reasoning on why you like only synthetic, I personally like to use both depending on the fly. Hope you understand

@themazamen Год назад

@@McFlyAngler totally understand and agree. I’m a firm believer in “you do you and I’ll do me”. I only brought up my preferences to identify some different options for the readers of the comments. FWIW, I’m not a natural or nothing person. I do use synthetics when it’s the best fit. Speaking of that, have you ever used Gartside Secret Stuff (“GSS”)? The GSS Emerger is a killer pattern. I’ve never broke down and bought the GSS (it’s only sold on Jack Gartside’s website), I substitute angel hair. I’m wondering how different GSS is.

@McFlyAngler Год назад

I have not used gss, sorry. I have heard it’s a great pattern also.

@roydorman3048 6 лет назад

Excellent! Good to know. I was taught differences using muskrat vs rabbit style. So it's really good to learn the packaged stuff.

@McFlyAngler 6 лет назад

Yeah man, there have been some advancements in the synthetic world...

@BeetleBuns 6 лет назад

Very informative! Dubbing is one of the most (if not the most) versatile materials out there... one of my favorite flies, the simi seal leech, is made almost entirely from dubbing.

@McFlyAngler 6 лет назад

Yes, I’ve got a Fly coming out this weekend that is all dubbing (besides a hook, thread and head cement). I agree, dubbing is important

@bigpapi3636 6 лет назад

Excellent tutorial Angler. Thanks, I learned a lot. Would you consider a part deux where you could show how to create a dubbing loop, a noodle and direct tying dubbing? I would be very interested in that.

@McFlyAngler 6 лет назад

Yes I can do that. This was more about types of dubbing, I plan on doing technique videos for fly tying soon...

@jasonscott1260 3 года назад

Just what i was looking for!

@McFlyAngler 3 года назад

Cool

@abefrohman1759 6 лет назад

Nice tutorial thanks for sharing with us.

@McFlyAngler 6 лет назад

No problem glad you liked it

@sugriv3405 3 месяца назад

Is there any DIY on laser dubb? Its impossible to get those items in our country 😢

@McFlyAngler 3 месяца назад

Use flash and synthetic yarn with an animal brush. You can pretty much make your own. I did a video before on doing it.

@sugriv3405 3 месяца назад

@@McFlyAngler thank you 🙏

@SkipsterDC925 6 лет назад

Love your videos McFly

@McFlyAngler 6 лет назад

Thanks

@stewoutdoors3020 6 лет назад

Well done and informative. I love Senyo's Fusion Dub and Senyo's Laser Dub. Not really impressed with Monster Dub maybe the styles of flys I build ?

@McFlyAngler 6 лет назад

I like the monster dub... But I hear ya. I have a bit of it, I do like the senyos as well. Again, different properties for different styles. :)

@kerrypitt9789 6 лет назад

Great video, Haretron is rabbit plus antron which is the trilobal material that was discovered to have great properties for our craft, by Gary Lafountaine

@McFlyAngler 6 лет назад

Yeah, its good stuff. Again, its rabbit mixed with synthetic. Good stuff!

@OrnisPhotography 3 года назад

Do you prefer hare dubbin or muskrat dubbin?

@McFlyAngler 3 года назад

For what fly?

@OrnisPhotography 3 года назад

@@McFlyAngler mainly parachute adams and adams dry flys

@McFlyAngler 3 года назад

Adams flies? I never use rabbit dubbing, it sinks. I use fine and dry often. It’s a synthetic. Muskrat for when I want to go all natural.

@OrnisPhotography 3 года назад

@@McFlyAnglerim new to fly tying si thanks for the tips

@McFlyAngler 3 года назад

Yeah man.

@rodgerbrooks1 6 лет назад

I have not received the fishing shirt I ordered two months ago. Could you help please?

@McFlyAngler 6 лет назад

One of mine?

@McFlyAngler 6 лет назад

I’d love to help you if it was my shirt, which it sounds like it was. I personally don’t sell them, it’s a company that makes them and sells them, then gives me a cut. Have you tried contacting them? I’m sure they will help you. If they can’t do anything for you let me know, and I’ll see if there is anything I can do.

@McFlyAngler 6 лет назад

These comments get pushed back so far it’s hard to find them again. I can’t help you until you can talk with me. I don’t know enough about you and your order to talk with them. If you could find me on Facebook and private message me there when you come back to this, I would be happy to try and help ya. If you don’t have Facebook, then we will have to figure out another way. Maybe make a fresh comment in a new video so it re-fresh’s the convo.