Old March Brown Dry Fly Tying Tutorial - Mystery Fly Book Series

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Here's the fly that really made it all click. This is an old March Brown dry fly. I tie it exactly the way it was tied a 100 years ago. Hope you enjoy it. Thanks
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Комментарии : 18

@ThorBonloveng 4 года назад

There is a reason these old flies still are tied. They work. Last summer I caught more fish on the March Brown than on my more modern flies. Beautiful tie, well done!👍🏻

@dannymcg8300 4 года назад

Excellent Match Brown dry fly Nick. Very nicely tied and well explained. Thank you for sharing.

@tieflyer3997 3 года назад

Works like a hoot, Nick. Brilliant. Thanks

@MegaPiratedave Год назад

Pretty cool.. Go fish it, it'll get damp and half sink, the fish will nail it.. Thanks for the vids..

@joelcatron5261 4 года назад

Thank you a lot for these trips through the old , beautiful , fly box ! Thank you for looking through the loup at what used to go . Nice work !

@PiscatorFlies 4 года назад

Great series Nick. I really love these old patterns. Cheers

@NickMango 4 года назад

Thanks and congrats again 👍

@davidmorgan7586 4 года назад

WELL DONE SIR YOU SAID ABOUT FLIES OF YESTERDAY AND FLIES OF TODAY THE ONE THING BEING EVERYTHING HAS A BEAD HEAD ON IIT MYSELF I HAVE MODIFIED BOTH WET AN DRYS TRYING TO GET MORE REALISTIC MOSTLY WITH NYMPHS HAVE YOU MADE A VIDEO TIEING NYMPHS STONES AN CADDIS THANKS FOR SHOWING YOUR CRAFT

@NickMango 4 года назад

Hey David, yes definitely more nymphs for sure. I just meant dry flies. I have a couple videos on stonefly nymphs. One small black stone and another was a big eastern stone. No bead on the big one. I used lead on the body to weigh it down. Thanks!

@comesahorseman Год назад

Crippled dun, fished in the film or just below. ?? Would softer hen hackle be easier to manage?

@robertflynn1472 4 года назад

Nick, great job as usual. Love the fly. Thanks for the tip about separating the wings with the bodkin and adding a drop of us resin .

@TERRYBIGGENDEN 4 года назад

Magnificent. I wonder if it was listed as a dry? Do you think it night have been meant to sink a little-like a dead spinner or similar?

@NickMango 4 года назад

Definitely could have been. This thing would have SUNK though haha. Nothing holding it up at all. They fished a lot of multi fly rigs back then. Maybe it didn’t need to float if it was right below the surface in a 5 fly rig. I’ve heard people fished 10 or more flies sometimes haha ridiculous. Thanks for all the kind comments Terry. Appreciate it!

@TERRYBIGGENDEN 4 года назад

@@NickMango .I've read about those multi-flyy rigs-industrial scale. :-) I appreciate your clips. They are terrific. Stay safe and well. :-)

@TERRYBIGGENDEN 2 года назад

Were you abe to fish it and see how it worked? Is it a kind of emerger? :-)

@chadmann2724 Год назад

The “get on there you stupid prick” technique is almost universal

@stevetrybalski3082 4 года назад

I have been enjoying your journey exploring all these beautiful fly patterns. For this fly check out the article Wet Flies - Rediscovered by Mark Libertone. Link : flyanglersonline.com/features/oldflies/part402.php Hope this helps the journey and Thanks for sharing!

@NickMango 4 года назад

Hey Steve! Yeah makes total sense as a wet fly. I’ve tied March brown wet flies too. To see the upright wing though 😳. It’s like all they thought they needed to do was make the wing upright hahaha. Kind of funny. Thanks again for the article 👍