Tying a Holy Grail Pheasant Tail Nymph with Davie McPhail

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Materials Used;
Hook, Fulling Mill Czech Nymph size 18 FM50 67
Bead, Gold 2mm Tungsten
Thread, Uni-8/0 Rusty Brown
Rib, Fine Copper Wire
Body,Peasant Tail
Thorax Cover, Pheasant Tail
Thorax, Euro Nymph Flash Dub Light Hare's Ear UV
Hackle, Partridge Feather from the Head or Body

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14 окт 2024

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@philipvankampen3394 Год назад

Never tied one before - best holy grail tie I've seen!

@davidlloyd6303 Год назад

Always a worthy watch when you’re tying unfamiliar patterns, just to hear what methods you’d recommend Davie. Top stuff as always, tight lines on them too 👍🏻

@joemolloy6349 Год назад

Great looking fly sure to catch trout

@GHuber-xh5vv Год назад

Just great. I'm sure, the Red-dotted will love it.

@jamesnelson7290 Год назад

Beautiful tie Davie. Thank you for the varnish on the thread to seal the deal!

@glenndotter5065 Год назад

Great looking bug!

@donaloflynn3922 Год назад

A tricky one Davie thanks👍. Nice fly.

@keithr4224 Год назад

Been “learning” from you for 2 years. Love how you teach! Not a fan of SHORTS .... Thanks Davie

@clivemoore3071 Год назад

Love watching Davies vids saved so many hours of my life learning from him

@andrewreilly1793 Год назад

Still the man.Great stuff Davy.

@ross1458 Год назад

Great to watch a "first go". As always you think about durability. I usually just lose mine to the rocks but love the wing case idea.

@krallmi48 Год назад

I did enjoy it, Davie... thank you. Mike

@richardjones2129 Год назад

Thank you Davie for this video. I like the way you tied this nymph. It's got that fish catching look to it. I appreciate the good videos you put on RU-vid. Thank you. God Bless n fish on.

@paulbridgers3820 Год назад

Great looking pattern. Thanks for sharing.

@jackreeves3001 Год назад

Artistry at work! Thanks for sharing your time and talent! KANSAS USA

@7cColin Год назад

That pattern is unfamiliar to me but I'll certainly tie some. It looks ideal for grayling on my local rivers (Tweed system). Many thanks once again Davie.

@cruiserwilliams6075 Год назад

Yeah lovely tie as always Davie, simply explained, to the point and devoid of bling. A lovely little all rounder generic nugget of a fly, thanks!

@justaguy111 Год назад

Beautiful! And much, much nicer than my first attempt.

@wingman8447 Год назад

I like your technique with the Holy Grail. Thank you

@georgeharris4348 11 месяцев назад

Stunning fly! Work really well here in South Africa.

@dominiqueleblanc2193 Год назад

Pheasant tails are my favorite so I'll be sure to tie some of those. Thanks!

@davidfraser4083 Год назад

Certainly looks the part Davie, great tying as usyal I'm tying it right away for my next outing. Stay well, Big Davie

@moonstarer55 Год назад

Yet another belter Davie. Great skills as always. I might even have a go at this. I love pheasant tail patterns.

@edbosley1138 Год назад

Nice pattern well done thanks for sharing

@toddslichter7831 Год назад

Excellent. Beautiful as always, Mr McPhail.

@michaelogden5958 Год назад

Good looking fly! Thanks!

@АлександрПлахотный-ю1д Год назад

Благодарю, Дэви! Отличный экземпляр!👍🤝🇰🇿

@jameshenderson3238 Год назад

An absolutely beautiful emerging caddis. Thank you much.

@sjohnson4882 Год назад

Really nice tie!

@comesahorseman Год назад

A nice first tie! 👍

@mikeney5113 Год назад

Very nice Davie.thanks my friend

@Michael-hg6ky Год назад

A very interesting nymph and great video...I really like this one!

@davidprice5707 Год назад

t looks great Davie, thanks

@johnparrish336 Год назад

Excellent tie sir!!!

@manuellozanoortega9407 Год назад

Bonita mosca, Davie. Está será la primera en nadar este finde! Gracias!!!

@АлександрНовиков-ф5х Год назад

👍💪Понравилась! Буду пробовать!

@stevethistle7974 Год назад

HI Davey another beautiful fly, one question where do you get your partridge skins from and what colour of bird do you use? french or hungarian?

@DavieMcPhail Год назад

Hi Steve, I used the feathers from an English Partridge though you'll find feathers like this on most Partridge although I'm not sure about French as I've never had a full skin..I'm glad you liked the fly.. All the very best Davie..