How to tie a Lightweight Buzzer Fly for Fly Fishing

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How to tie a Lightweight Buzzer for Fly Fishing
In this video we'll go through the basics of tying a Lightweight Buzzer pattern! A great pattern to use on the reservoirs when the fish are high up in the water.
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Breathers: White Tiemco Aero Wing
Thread: Black UTC 70
Hook: Partridge Sproat Wet 12
Rib: Silver wire
Body 1: Purple Medium tinsel
Body 2: UV Small Tinsel
Body 3: Black pheasant tail
Cheeks: Red Goose Biots/Loon Hard Head Orange

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2 окт 2024

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@guywardle2568 Год назад

Rhys What make are the scissors that you are using in this video, I like the look of them, appearing to be longer than the ubiquitous 4” which with large hands I find fiddly.

@RhysFishes Год назад

Janome Professional scissors :)

@TheSqueak11 Год назад

Want to tie some dries what are the go to dry fly hooks

@shaunfishes101 4 года назад

Hi Rhys, Its nice to see the little tweaks that could make a difference. I agree with oldgold on the epoxy bit. But in place of the plastic tinsel, I use clingfilm. Mess about with it, fold it, stretch it. Very versatile. Makes nice wing case. Well done.

@RhysFishes 4 года назад

Nice Shaun. I'll give it a try on one in the future!

@peterroberts2326 4 года назад

Nice. Interesting using the pheasant tail to segment rather that something on top. An 1/8 inch! Surprised a man of your few years uses that term...

@RhysFishes 4 года назад

Not so few anymore Peter! Thanks for watching!

@oldgold5848 4 года назад

Great pattern Rhys. I tend to go for epoxy buzzers for deep, thread less ones shallower and sub surface I use a cool black cruncher variants and an off black seals fur spider ribbed with stretched plastic tinsel type stuff that you can get from craft stores. It's the sort that crafter's use to make Easter egg nests etc... Give it a stretch until it becomes really thin and wiry,.....not sure if it does reflect it, but looks like it under a UV light....shhhhh don't tell anyone!

@RhysFishes 4 года назад

Nice Oldgold! amazing what you can find in craft stores or pound shops!