Tying a Turks Tarantula with Davie McPhail 

This is one of my favorite flies. Thanks a ton for the clear instructions!

The cut scene at the whip finish is to remove all the swearing that goes on while trying to get the hair out of the way of the knot. Clean fly.

Thanks Davie,fished these several times but never knew just how to tye them,very simple yet clear instructions,love fish'n these with a small (16-18) nymph trailer,thanks again.

Amazing video. Thank you. One of my favorite patterns.

Great fly once again. Just like to say many thanks for all the tips along the way you just dont know how much you have improved my tying. all the best steve

Another beauty. As always thanks for your great vids.

I love this pattern. And thanks so much for another super-clear demonstration.

lovely demo of hair spinning, have some of these tied for this years Montana trip.

Davie thanks for posting this. Learned several trick that will help my deer hair flies.

Absolutely brilliant! I can't believe I haven't seen this one before! You always do a fantastic job anyway, so although it isn't hard for me to be utterly impressed by your work, having seen some of the patterns you don't show here. The collector's flies etc.. I have never seen someone do a muddler head so quickly. Do you have a favorite type of fly to tye? Is it on here? All the best as always Davie, hope you get more chance to fish than I do just now. Sean

Hi Davie Great looking fly. Bet it works great. All I can say is SKILLS. Chance

thanks again Davie for taking the time to reply. I'm actually setting up my vice as I type!

Hi Davie, brilliant demo as usual, can I ask what size / type of hook you used for this one? many thanks

weird when your dads fly has youtube videos on how to make it... haha. and turck*

Dear Davie, If you tie in a piece of foam and segment in and dubb the bottom and segment the foam would it float better and be a good hopper or cicada pattern?

If I were the fish, I'd be jumping to get this fly hhhhhh.

Hi Nice Fly, I have a question though. What kind of fish would you ketch with this?