Stimulator by Charlie Craven

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The Stimulator enjoys the reputation of being one of the most popular dry flies in the Rockies. Fly shops sell them by the hundreds of dozens, and its no wonder. Developed by Randall Kauffmann the Stimulator is a great floater, highly visible, and sports a wide, fish-attracting profile. A good match for an adult stonefly, it mimics caddis and terrestrial insects just as well. Overall, this fly just yells "Food!" to the fish, and I always have some in my box. At first glance, the Stimulator looks complicated, but its made up of all the same components and steps as the Elk Hair Caddis.
Materials:
Hook: #6-18 TMC 5212
Thread: Fluorescent Fire Orange 70-denier UTC
Tail: Natural Yearling Elk Hair
Rib: Fine Copper Ultra Wire
Abdomen: Yellow Antron Dubbing
Body Hackle: Brown Rooster Neck Hackle
Wing: Natural Yearling Elk Hair
Thorax Hackle: Grizzly Rooster Neck Hackle
Thorax: Fluorescent Fire Orange Antron Dubbing
Materials available at www.charliesflyboxinc.com/ or by calling (303) 403-8880

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22 ноя 2017

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@Unpescador1 Год назад

WOW! I have been fly fishing and tying my own flies for well over 50 years. I have guided trips on the San Juan, Pecos, Green, Dolores, South Platt and more rivers than I can count. Not to name drop (but I must😁). I have had the opportunity to take lessons in that time from Jack Dennis, Dave Whitlock, Gary Borger and Lee Wulff among others. We all develop our own way of doing things, but sometimes have a hard time communicating WHY we do it one way and not another. In this respect Charlie, in my books, rates right up there with the best of the best. I have watched most of his videos, and with few exceptions I can say I have tied all the flies he has presented, and with no exception can I say I didn't learn something from the way he ties them from the way I did (past tense). Whether easier or just ,down right better, these RU-vid tutorials are BRILLIANT! If only I could get used to the left handed perspective.😜

@jeffcowles5328 3 года назад

‘Just act like there’s no hackle on there’ - easy for you to say Charlie! Thank you for sharing all your knowledge with hacks like me.

@saxon6749 4 года назад

Guy is a goddamn legend.

@moranbow 4 года назад

Feel like I just hit the lottery! Clear concise instructions. Thank you

@joeduca8582 6 лет назад

Great tutorial Charlie, I learned something at every step. No wasted moves or materials, and you explain every step and why you do it. Thanks! 👍😎

@zafotbeeb Год назад

One of the key points is the hook choice. Using a 2X long down eye light wire hook will improve the hooking characteristics of this fly to a very high degree. I have tied upwards of 300 dozen of this pattern every year through out the 90's. This is a superb demonstration of how to tie this fly pattern.

@dericksaba9912 2 года назад

This is the ABSOLUTE BEST one I have seen Charlie you are a true artist!!!

@brianfeeney9493 3 года назад

YO YO CHARLIE !!! Thank You for Sharing this FANTASTIBLE STIMA-DINGA-LICIOUS Bug 🐛 ................. Exceptional Educational Tutorial Charlie ........ These will float the Magnificent Rivers of N.W. Michigan this Season !!!!! ✨🎣💫

@edcarson2480 4 года назад

first time to see this fly made!!!! I will be making this for my area in south mississippi thank you!!!!

@DrJohn493 2 года назад

A real work of art any trout should appreciate.

@rotaryflytyingdotcom 5 лет назад

Just ordered my Kindle copy of "Charlie's Fly Box" - fun to watch you tie on the tube and fun to tie along with you in the books when I'm at camp off the grid.

@ricrubeo1265 4 года назад

Outstanding job Charlie!! I appreciate the way you explain technique from start to finish.

@tonycampanelli2860 Год назад

Very impressive Charlie. You have given me the confidence to try this pattern. I appreciate it!

@richardjones2129 Год назад

Nice fly Charlie. Thank you for making this video and the tips were good tips to follow tying this fly. God Bless n Fish on!

@wingman8447 3 года назад

I’ve been using this recipe for a few years now. The colors work and the dry fly hook is the way to go. For my area the #14 works the best. A little tricky that small but it works. Thank you Charlie.

@erdymt 4 года назад

Great tutorial. I have tied the Stimulator before and really enjoyed the process and outcome. You provided some great tips that I can incorporate. Thank you

@LanceDean1981 6 лет назад

Beautiful!!!

@975ems 6 лет назад

Can't wait to give this fly a try!

@strokernut 3 года назад

Thanks for fantastic tutorials and great customer service. I bought several high quality flies from you shop

@strokernut 3 года назад

Your. Typos, am I right?

@Jake-sz2ij 6 лет назад

Awsome this is a beautiful fly🖒

@chrisbukowski9434 6 лет назад

all ways outstanding

@steveyates1136 5 месяцев назад

I thought I knew how to tie a stimulator until I watched this.

@mholzman50 4 года назад

Thanks Charlie, certainly one of the better tutorials I've tied to for sure. Great fly too, not as intimidating as it appears but alot of that is the teacher. Thanks again....I'll be back.

@jonc.5310 2 года назад

Masterful

@conorlinehan4434 Год назад

These are the types of flies I would 100% rather buy then tie myself lol.

@conleyman00 3 года назад

the technique on the wing is great for distributing the hair around the hook. Definitely helpful. Do you find this works to greater/lesser degree with other types of hair? I use designated "stimulator hair" for mine which seems a bit lighter and less able to spin around the shank under tension like this...

@skylerhardman1227 6 лет назад

I'm just curious as to why you don't like the bend in the 200R? I'm indifferent but I was curious as to your thoughts.

@CharliesFlyBox 5 лет назад

Skyler Hardman I just found this question so I apologize for the long delayed response. The 200, particularly in smaller sizes and on a fat bodied fly like this, just doesn’t have enough gap by the time the tail is tied down and the body is dubbed. The 5212 or 2312 are wider gaped hooks and end up with more gap after the process. The long point of the 200 opens up a little too easily on the smaller hooks but then again, I tend to drag fish in rather than play them delicately.

@ttrengrove 6 лет назад

The originator was Jim Slattery in 1980.

@ajgretillat1807 4 года назад

I enjoy making this fly. My main issue is the amount of elk hair used at both points. The fish loved my fly but I would like to make a cleaner looking fly. Thanks

@bobfowler9522 3 года назад

Been a while but is this tied in other color combinations?

@sniperfreak223 3 года назад

Yes, it can be tied in any color combination you want, but yellow, olive and black are the most popular

@spikeconley 4 года назад

Just out of curiosity, what happens at 9:45?

@CharliesFlyBox 3 года назад

Probably editing...I’m guessing it was me stacking the hair again and again, lol

@bradygwiggle3813 3 года назад

Where do you get most of you materials?

@CharliesFlyBox 3 года назад

Brady Gwiggle Charlie’s Fly Box ;)

@jonzoppi1394 6 лет назад

@prospectort5454 5 лет назад

Hating on the 200R is an instant cause for stopping watching your video!

@edsauer2889 4 года назад

I wouldn't go THAT far Prospector T. Click off this video and miss 17 minutes of excellent fly tying. But I do agree with you that 200R (or other natural bend) is the correct Stimi hook.

@CharliesFlyBox 3 года назад

Oh come on, man! I didn’t say YOU can’t like it, I just said I don’t!