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Learn to tie a Squirmy Estaz Egg Fly Tying Tutorial - Ep 115 PF

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I've been tying a ton of Squirmy Wormy flies over the past year or so and I usually end up with a little tag of leftover material for every fly I tie. I've been collecting these bits and it occurred to me that they might be useful for adding to an Estaz Egg, adding another trigger point to the fly.
I use the standard size of Estaz and like to match the squirmy color to the Estaz color, but you can mix it up. A white wormie with an orange body would be a killer combination.
Squirmy Estaz Egg Fly Recipe
Hook: TMC 784 or your favorite egg hook
Bead: Brass or tungsten copper bead (optional)
Thread: FWN 210D
Tail: Squirmy Wormies material (tag)
Body: Standard Estaz
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29 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 29

@69adrummer 6 месяцев назад

Great video and fly!! Thank you! As a newer guy to this, I do have a few "scraps" when I'm done and this is an awesome idea for those. I have been playing with making my "freak flies" as I call 'em - just taking some leftover material and moving to a smaller hook and seeing what I can create!! haha Good excuse to burn up the smaller pieces and also practice on the smaller hooks too!!

@mikedurrant1496 6 лет назад

Quick and easy i like it,I like this one better than the normal squirmy tightlines

@PiscatorFlies 6 лет назад

Mike, I like them quick and easy, flies that is, I have a couple runs in mind where this fly will really get some attention. Cheers

@joeduca8582 6 лет назад

Chimo! Ahh worms-n-eggs, breakfast of champions! That's the combo platter right now on the Salmon. Along with a side of nymphs or swung streamer. You do an excellent job of waste management Darren, from panning for gold beads to scrounging flash and threads, wire etc. Now worm ends. Kudos my friend, excellent pattern. Now I'm hungry for licorice whips and rum 🍬 candy! I'll see what's left in the Easter basket. 😋 Cheer's! 👍😎

@PiscatorFlies 6 лет назад

Chimo! lol yes, the Wheaties of steelhead. I wish the panning was really as easy as that, I'd never need to buy a bead again lol. Enjoy the treats. btw, your flies are in the mail.

@joeduca8582 6 лет назад

Piscator Flies Chimo! Yes indeed, the wonderous spawn of the Piscator vise arrived today. Exquisite gems of fly tying art. I had to use a magnifying glass to see the detail on the nymph ribbing, the tiny eyes on that bucktail streamer. . . and I have new 👓!!!! I'm gonna need some Barry Clarke magnifiers to tie that small, and they're actually not that small! The flies are all magnificent, seriously, well beyond bronze award my friend 👍 Thanks Darren and that awesome Fox 🐺 Man - KJ 🙋Cheers 👋

@PiscatorFlies 6 лет назад

Thanks Joe. (sorry I missed this comment) KJ says you're welcome and that he was chuffed to bits to pick you.

@joeduca8582 6 лет назад

Piscator Flies awesomeness! 👍😁🍫

@garybon. 6 лет назад

Looks like a good steelhead fly to me. Nice job Darren.

@PiscatorFlies 6 лет назад

Gary, I hope the fish agree with you. I'll get a chance to start testing it soon. Cheers

@GeorgeSemel 6 лет назад

That is a cool way to use up the short ends, I bet the pink and the chartreuse colored ones would be using full casting to Great Lakes Steelhead, Salmon and Brown Trout.

@PiscatorFlies 6 лет назад

George, thanks for stopping in and leaving a comment, I like the idea of a pink and chartreuse version. Cheers

@RyltarSB 6 лет назад

Wow... all that squirmy worm material I've wasted in the past. My first steelhead on a fly rod was caught on a pink squirmy worm. Can't wait to try this pattern out for both steelhead and salmon.

@PiscatorFlies 6 лет назад

Thanks for stopping in. I hope that you give this one a try, check back in if you do. Cheers

@seanmooney3907 6 лет назад

Fantastic idea. I am not nearly as creative. Thanks for sharing. I am going to win your drawing one day. I can feel it. All the best, Sean

@PiscatorFlies 6 лет назад

It might just be that I'm cheap but I like the results either way. One day, I'm sure you'll be the lucky draw. Cheers

@msueirro 5 лет назад

Nicely done! Tidy and precise.

@PiscatorFlies 5 лет назад

Mike, thanks! Best of luck on the water.

@joeduca8582 5 лет назад

Cool, J.Stockard featured this video to promote their estaz sale. Hope it puts you over 4K. Cheers

@PiscatorFlies 5 лет назад

Chimo joe, thanks for the heads up. Kate had asked to use it a while ago and I'm happy to get some extra exposure for the channel. :) 4K isn't far off now. Cheers

@joeduca8582 5 лет назад

@@PiscatorFlies I'm very happy for you :o)) Yeah Kate ,that's the person that clears the blog (as far as I know). I think she works the phone too.

@ryanenns 6 лет назад

Awesome fly!!

@PiscatorFlies 6 лет назад

Thanks Ryan. Always appreciate you stopping by.

@tuckerbarry2010 10 месяцев назад

Can tou tell me about how long the squirmy material is tour tying on. And what sized hook ypu using...great videos..thank you

@davidgillham5233 5 лет назад

Hello I just found you, I have not typed any yet but have been thinking of a small jig for pan fish with the brown squirmy wormy not as big body but that is close to what I won’t to tie. I just do not have time now. Thank you Sir for the video.

@PiscatorFlies 5 лет назад

David, so glad that you found the channel. I hope that you can bring your vision to fruition. Perhaps the Estaz Petite would work for what you have in mind, it sounds like a good bet. Cheers

@davidgillham5233 5 лет назад

Sir thank you for talking back to me I have reached out to others you are the one who did.

@cameronrees9992 5 лет назад

How would you fish these? Under a bung or with a retrieve ?

@PiscatorFlies 5 лет назад

Cameron Rees I would fish it either under a bung or just drift it tight lined with a little split shot added to adjust for depth and water speed. Cheers