Tying The Belly Bumper Craw with Kelly Galloup

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In this video, Kelly will walk you through the steps to tie the new Belly Bumper Craw that he has been working on over the last year. This was a killer crayfish pattern for us last Spring and Summer and works well when stripped or dead drifted along the bottom.
You can purchase individual Belly Bumper Craws here: www.slideinn.com/product/gall...
Galloup's Belly Bumper Craw Recipe
Hook: Umpqua U106 - www.slideinn.com/product/umpq...
Legs/Antanee: Small MFC Golden Yellow Barred Sexi-Floss - www.slideinn.com/product/mfc-...
Body: Scud & Shrimp Olive Whitlock SLF Dubbing - www.slideinn.com/product/whit...
Claws: Olive Pine Squirrel Strips - www.slideinn.com/product/pine...
Wing: Olive Pine Squirrel Strip
Rib: Brassie UTC Ultra Wire in Copper - www.slideinn.com/product/ultr...
Bead: Counter Sunk Tungsten Bead 3/16" (4.6 mm) Copper - www.slideinn.com/product/coun...

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30 апр 2020

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@tacoma1309 4 года назад

Hi Kelly and Crew: Thanks a bunch for the new release--i was just working on crawfish patterns and today is my B.day so thanks for the present!

@farmerbob4554 4 года назад

I really like this pattern and I have a gravel bottom lake where it will work for sure. The crawfish 🦞 there are all reddish brown. I’ve watched trout digging them out of the rocks in 6-8’ of water. I’ve tried Ritt’s Craw and other patterns that just don’t fish well. Thanks Kelly!

@JohnDozierSr50 2 года назад

Kelly great looking crayfish. Thanks again for the tips on tying this flies.

@JohnDozierSr50 2 года назад

Do you trim the legs?

@TheVooodooChild 3 года назад

This fly is awesome, I have been using down here in Central Texas for bass, works great in some of our creeks!

@EastboundDwn 4 года назад

Great channel! I don't even fish but I watch all the time!

@franksabatino7576 3 года назад

Kelly is clearly a very knowledgeable and creative fly tyer and fly fisherman. But some of his videos could be better organized.

@jeffmiller3411 3 года назад

One of my favorite flies for smallmouth

@pnwpaddler 4 года назад

I fish a river that I need this to get down in a hurry to depth and mostly fish it dead drift...tight line. You mentioned at the end that you could change the bead for this reason...I was already thinking...have you ever used 2 4.0 or 4.6 beads? Think...tight line/esn in pocket water and 3-5’ depth. Thanks for any thoughts and help you can offer! Already fish a couple craws...but always looking for a better one lol. This might just be it. Love your channel! Always learn a ton.

@nickkerr5714 Год назад

Cool fly, and cool shirt

@sigurdurmarolafsson4183 Год назад

We dont have Cray fish here in Iceland but I am going to make a few of these cuz they "look like a killer" !!!

@sputnick66 4 года назад

Hey Kelly, always enjoy your videos. Can you tie a Cat Puke (or vomit) fly for all of us. Never seen one tied before. Thanks

@johnnylightning1491 4 года назад

Kelly I was thinking when you were palmering that wire forward if you split the hair/fur with your bodkin you might not trap so much. I do like the fly. Keep the good stuff coming.

@domtiesflies743 2 года назад

I just tied this and did just that with my bodkin. Was trapping a ton of rabbit and dubbing at first.

@TheDeathsmarch 4 года назад

As always, great video.You have mentioned fishing this pattern and others streamers(mini dungeon for example) on a dead drift or under an indicator. Would love to hear if you have any specific when/where/why and how you use this method opposed to others.

@jonathanhof3834 4 года назад

TheDeathsmarch quite frankly if u r going to fish streamers under an indicator it’s bc the water level is really high and/or the water is cloudy, kind of like when u would fish junk flies like squirmy worms etc. also. Depending on the streamer (wooly bugger for example) they have a lot of action on their own and u can fish them under a strike indicator as a point fly or trailing fly and I have caught manny trout like that. I usually put a la he stonefly nymph as the first fly, then the wooly bugger. Or u can put the wooly nugget first and then a smaller nymph. Grab the fishes attention and then give it what it wants. Just my two cents. Good luck!