Two Minute Fly Tying: The Pheasant Tail Nymph

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Continuing the "Two Minute Tying" series, for this pattern, I chose the highly effective Pheasant Tail. During this fast tutorial, I demonstrate the basics behind this venerable pattern, plus add a tungsten bead and antron wing case. Feel free to vary this pattern with hot spots (fluorescent-colored beads and/or antron), legs, and even peacock-dubbing.
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@tonynorthwest9696 7 лет назад

Will do Tim, for sure.

@horstkarsch2321 3 года назад

Klasse! Danke!!

@TimCammisa 3 года назад

You're welcome and thanks for the comments. Do you love the Pheasant Tail as much as me? Here's an EXCELLENT variation: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zxWcxhJ4LbA.html Tim www.troutandfeather.com

@cmclee153 4 года назад

A sparse elegant tie. Love it!

@TimCammisa 4 года назад

Thanks for the kind words, Charles, and I look forward to hearing more from you in the future. Tim www.troutandfeather.com

@pastortlc1 8 лет назад

Thanks so much Tim! I am doing great. I hope you & your family are doing well.

@TimCammisa 8 лет назад

+Terry Corder You're welcome, Terry, and I hope the same for you and your family! Tim

@MikeBlezien 11 лет назад

Nicely done, like the antron idea for the wingcase. Mike

@TimCammisa 10 лет назад

Thanks, Len! TC

@marksleeper3752 4 года назад

nice tie Tim

@TimCammisa 4 года назад

Thanks, Mark! Tim www.troutandfeather.com

@lenlevasseur1355 10 лет назад

great job on this fly:-)

@tonynorthwest9696 7 лет назад

Yes Tim I do use mostly Hanák hooks now, those and a few select other makers. All are Competition Barbless. Since Scott Enloe turned me onto Hanák I try to stick to those, I just really like their styles.

@TimCammisa 7 лет назад

Very cool, Tony. Who do you tend to purchase those hooks off of?

@TimCammisa 11 лет назад

Thanks for the suggestions... I leave the PT higher up the hook to represent the Baetis and a few other mayfly patterns that are known for lengthy tails and shorter bodies, but your suggestion is correct for larger PT nymphs. I don't know the Shop Vac, but will check it out. Does it represent caddis or mayflies? You said no tail, so I'm guessing caddis emerger (with that white antron sticking out)? Great comments; thanks for checking out this video...

@TimCammisa 11 лет назад

Thanks, Mike...I appreciate the comment.

@osaev 9 лет назад

You should name this series 3 minutes fly tying :D Nicely done!

@TimCammisa 9 лет назад

Thanks, Borislav Stankov ...and maybe I should change the title of the series! My own friends love to make fun of the length of these videos, though they do acknowledge that the flies are simple to tie. Thanks again for taking time to comment. TC

@osaev 9 лет назад

Tim Cammisa Hi Tim, I am very happy that there is guys like You who sharing they experience with us. Keep doing Your good work!Greetings from Bulgaria

@98dfree 11 лет назад

It's really a caddis and a mayfly imitation. Somewhat similar to a serendipity. It also makes for a great dropper off a dry or in a Euro nymph rig, however I most commonly fish it under a small indicator with a heavier fly such as a copper john as the point fly. If your looking for a amazing baetis nymph, check out Idyl's baetis nymph by idylwilde flies. Best fly I have EVER fished, probably caught 500 fish on it. Thanks for responding! P.S.You can use zlon instead of antron, it works better.

@DixonMasterElectric 11 лет назад

Great work but listen as a fly fishermen have you heard of the Mrs Simpson fly? Can you make one like you just did here with this one. My uncles a professional fly fishermen he took us on a trip up in Dullstrom south Africa one year the whole time we were there I used the Mrs Simpson fly I caught 10 trout that trip mind u it was my first time fly fishing my uncle the pro with all his gear top of the line shamano rods caught 1 and it got away he was livid its was fantastic.

@tonynorthwest9696 7 лет назад

Good pattern. Tied Euro Style, just the way I like em. Tim, have you tried Hanák Competition Fly Hooks for your nymphs? They are great hooks, my favorite is the Original Czech Nymph.

@TimCammisa 7 лет назад

I agree, Tony, and I REALLY like the Hanak hooks. Do you tie with them for the majority of your patterns?

@TimCammisa 11 лет назад

I'll look into this fly; are you able to email me a link to a picture of it? I have never tied it before, thus I will see what I can find out. Thanks for the comments!

@tonynorthwest9696 7 лет назад

I order my Hanák Competition Fly Hooks and my Tungsten beads from Kevin Compton at Performance Flies. Kevin is always spot on with my order and my order is usually to me within 3 days, sometimes 2. Kevin comes highly recommended from me for sure. If you want quality product in a timely manner, go with Performance Flies.

@TimCammisa 7 лет назад

Thanks for the information, and I've bought a lot off of Kevin over the years. Tim

@tonynorthwest9696 7 лет назад

That's cool that you have ordered from Kevin. Have you ever tried Firehole? I'm thinking about trying Firehole Sticks, they look like great hooks.

@TimCammisa 7 лет назад

Not yet, so you'll have to let me know what you think...

@pastortlc1 8 лет назад

Hey Tim. On this fly do you use an Antron dubbing or Antron Yarn for your wing casing. Thanks much.

@TimCammisa 8 лет назад

+Terry Corder Terry, I use antron yarn for the wing case, but if you have antron dubbing that is in longer pieces, I wouldn't hesitate in trying it. Thanks for checking, and I hope all is well. Tim

@johnwright4781 3 года назад

Tim, I have watched your videos for several years now and really enjoy then. I have learned a lot from you. I am the Assistant Program Lead for Operations for Project Healing Waters in Omaha. We are trying to do Zoom fly tying sessions, but so far I have not found an inexpensive camera that will get me close enough to the fly to show details. Can you tell me what camera you use. Thanks.

@TimCammisa 3 года назад

Hi John and thanks for the message. I have a few cameras that I use and am happy to share all of that stuff. Shoot me an email for details: tcammisa@gmail.com Here's a site that shows most of my current recording equipment, which will get you started: www.amazon.com/shop/timcammisa?listId=1THGR4003K93L Thanks for all you do with the veterans! Tim www.troutandfeather.com

@johnwright4781 3 года назад

@@TimCammisa Many thanks. Exactly what I needed.

@tonynorthwest9696 7 лет назад

I order from Kevin Compton at Performance Flies. He is generally pretty good about my orders.

@98dfree 11 лет назад

You should wrap down further on the hook. Theres to much of the shank showing. Also, you should try the shop vac, it has been 10X more effective than a regular PT. It's just like a regular PT without the tai and peacock. Just wrap the pheasant up the body, rib the body with wire and take some white/clear antron and tie it in right behind the bead and cut it so it covers 1/4 to half of the hook shank. Overall, good video

@redneckhippie3602 9 лет назад

Hey tim you ever fish any where in allghany county va or anywhere in va uase my buddy said you look familiar and he said we talked to you for a minute or two. P.s. spongebob fly c(size 8) cought some red eyes (rock bass)they wont stey off of it as soon as it the water they drill it. as always good luck on the water

@TimCammisa 9 лет назад

Redneck Hippie For starters, that's awesome with your Spongebob fly! I honestly don't fish in VA too much; the only places I ever fly fished there were private waters that were open to us for an event. I really enjoyed it, and we caught some nice stocked trout. I typically fish western PA, but may have ran into you somewhere??

@redneckhippie3602 9 лет назад

You fished anywhere near whichta kanasss, or Oklahoma, Greenbrier river west VA i fished there when they did the Greenbrier golf tourney about 6 years ago

@DixonMasterElectric 11 лет назад

He told us a story he and some mates went to Australia one year on a trip the first few days they were there they caught nothing not even one nibble sothe next day after catching nothing the first few days he secretly tied a Mrs Simpson fly on his line his first cast with that fly he landed a 3lbs rainbow his mates were astonished what did u use what did u use and he replied a Mrs Simpson he had a few extras after changing those trout were hitting that fly left and right

@constantijncoppye4482 7 лет назад

took you longer than 2 minutes. but nice fly

@TimCammisa 7 лет назад

Ha ha...very observant! These videos are intended to feature flies that can be tied in a short period of time, most under two minutes. This is one that definitely qualifies, and a great one to have in the fly box. Thanks for taking a moment to comment. TC

@stephenmacdonald9834 10 лет назад

Too big a hurry to tie it , very poor .......

@TimCammisa 10 лет назад

I apologize for the PT pattern not meeting your expectations, Stephen. There was definitely rushing for this fly, though I will stand by the fact that those patterns featured in my "Two Minute Tying" series are intended to share characteristics of guide flies: Few materials, simple to tie, little time required, and effective in catching trout. This fly meets those requirements, thus I stand behind it. Thank you for the comment, and I hope you enjoy some of my other tutorials. Tim