Fly Tying Skill Builder #21 | COMPARADUN WINGS, Hook Organization and Bracing Your Cutting Hand

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These SKILL BUILDER videos will help you along your fly tying journey! We choose three tips per week and post them on Fridays!
In this video we show you two ways to make a comparadun or sparkle dun wing, we talk a about hook organization, and a skill that I use on almost every single fly… Bracing your hand as you make precision cuts.
This video will show the following:
Chapter 1 - Hook Organization (Difficulty 1/5)
Chapter 2 - Bracing your cutting hand (Difficulty 1/5)
Chapter 3 - Comparadun wings (Difficulty 4/5)
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00:00 Introduction
00:21 How to Organize Your Hooks (Difficulty 1/5)
01:46 How to Stabilize Your Hands When Using Scissors (Difficulty 1/5)
03:23 How to Tie Comparadun Wings (Difficulty 4/5)

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20 июн 2024

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Комментарии : 31

@seanfalconer7182 Месяц назад

I can't believe I've liked and saved TWENTY ONE OF THESE ALREADY!!! 😎❤👍🏻

@Rich-fg9vj Месяц назад

Love your Skill Builders Cheech! As far as not cutting your hand, I think this is the first video you don't have a cut or band aid on your fingers! 🤣

@c.p.1688 Месяц назад

I remember being a “husky” kid! Thank you for the teaching videos.

@FlyFishFood Месяц назад

I wasn’t a husky kid but I’m definitely a husky adult.

@johnnewman8431 Месяц назад

I love everything you share. Awesomeness

@edpeter9411 Месяц назад

Awesome stuff! Thanks for sharing.

@jp410 Месяц назад

Great series, thank you. I call on you again to address oversized beads, strategies for securing them to the hook with minimal bulk, both slotted and countersunk. It's a real challenge. I don't always want to go with bigger hooks for bigger beads. First was ask. Then came call upon. Next is beg, implore, and beseech.

@richardjones2129 Месяц назад

Thanks Cheech for another clear n understandable skill builder. And I was a husky child. I remember it so well as it was a normal saying that I grew up with. God Bless n Fish on! Looking forward to the next video!

@douglaswildoner7093 Месяц назад

And for more "organization".... I created an Excel spread sheet by Hook BRAND, Model, Size, Amount, and then specific criteria. Now when Cheech says "Nymph X hook, size 14, model xyz...." I look and find I don't have that, BUT, I can look through my spread sheet for varied nymph hooks from other makers and find one that meets the criteria of Cheech's hook. SAVES a lot of time and money!

@BP-1988 Месяц назад

Another great video. I've learned so much from you Cheech. Thanks.

@michaelgieringer3209 Месяц назад

I was a HUSKEY too Something tells me you were too. Good videos - SB's

@emilgercke2132 Месяц назад

The Macro camera is awesome!

@dalelinton7716 Месяц назад

Another great skill builder! Thanks!!!!

@greendrake2938 Месяц назад

Nice looking fly

@ConnerCannonwhiteboy Месяц назад

I use a label maker because I often cannot read my handwriting.

@edwardmlotkiewicz2343 Месяц назад

Love the Skill Builder series and I've saved allof them. Hey, cut Rosenbauer some slack! And,why not have Brigham do a skill builder? He's probably a good tyer. And, I liked the TIP on splitting the deer hair. Thanks, Cheech.

@FlyFishFood Месяц назад

Tom and Brig are welcome any time. They will give you a good tip each. No hacks though.

@Adipper Месяц назад

Nice instruction and video Cheech. I was a little surprised wing was not divided in thirds with thread wraps to add stability (above and beyond tight wraps with dubbing). Fun series.

@FlyFishFood Месяц назад

As you will see in these videos, everybody kind of has their own way of achieving the end result. I have had great results with these two techniques so that’s what I stick with.

@ph2738 Месяц назад

I learned to divide the hair in thirds from Dave Hughes “Essential Trout Flies” 2000. He writes “This is critical to hold the wing upright later when the fly is fished”, but I wasn’t sure how this worked, and didn’t have any flies not tied this way to compare. Store bought BWOs seemed to hold up better than mine, but I wasn’t sure how they were tied.

@gregb8824 Месяц назад

I'm surprised you didn't run your thread through the deer hair in three equal segments like Craig Mathews demonstrates. That method locks the hair in an upright position and keeps it from rolling on the hook. A skill worth demonstrating with the comparadun.

@harkenm 14 дней назад

*writes down note* “don’t forget to throw shade at Tom Rosenbauer.”

@dominiqueleblanc2193 Месяц назад

Pro Davie McPhail trick here. When tying the wing, instead of cutting, you just put a little more tension on the thread and pull as you are doing tight turns with the thread and you will have a really clean body. What is that little stacker?

@brianinsole9911 Месяц назад

Great video as always . Informative and unique well done . Could you please name your Hair Staker please .? Maybe a video on your tools ? Thanks again B😊

@Adipper Месяц назад

Thats a C&F Design Stacker (Japanese).

@ronmartin889 Месяц назад

@@Adipper Figures. Everything from C&F is SO nice.

@user-mq9nh4iv5b Месяц назад

Dropper

@allenaviation5746 Месяц назад

Does Brig ever retaliate? I think he missed an opportunity with the fat shamimg!

@FlyFishFood Месяц назад

He does. A lot.

@ronmartin889 Месяц назад

Can anyone explain the black tips are bad as they don't float comment from Cheech? Is it from the wrong time of the year in the animal's life? Animal is too young? Female vs. male? I always thought the black tips made the fly LOOK beautiful at least to the fisherman. Didn't realize there was a floating issue.

@FlyFishFood Месяц назад

Yeah. Black tips aren’t hollow like the rest of the fur. Not a big deal on large flies. A HUGE deal with small flies.