Tying The Bredbo Wet Flies tyed with Davie McPhail 

Lovely. A very famous Australian fly. Bredbo is a river iand small township in the southern part of NSW near the Snowy Mountains. :-)

I learn something new no matter what pattern you tie! Thank you so much for sharing! Hey Davie, I met an angler in Colorado today in Boulder, on Boulder Creek. I recognized that he was from the UK straight away. I said, “Davie McPhail is my hero.” He said, “Davie is my hero to!”

A lovely looking fly thanks Davie

Just right. Thanks for all of your ties and techniques.

I'm glad you tied that one, Davie... pretty different from what a person often holds as "traditional". Mike

Thanks Davie, in 70 years I've never seen this fly. Looks the part though. Masterclass as usual, thanks, stay well, cheers Big Davie

Nice fly Davie, I use it in the Snowy Mts in Australia. Eucumbene and Murrumbidgee Rivers and the like. Works a treat swung down and across. Give it a try on your Scottish rivers. Sz 14 16 good too on smaller waters. Variant with orange Pearsall’s floss good too

I like seeing flies from all over. Very interesting patterns. Thanks Davie!

Thanks Davie, interesting history

Nice tying👍 Older Norwegian wet flies have wings tied like this, Mustads etc. I like to tie March Brown's this way.

Thanks again Davie

Outstanding as always Davie Brilliant little fly Well done

I think I'd like this on a display I'm working on thanks for that

Nice one mate I'd like to see you tie the pheasant tail dry

Excellent tying and great use of tippets as legs. 👌

Very nicely done sir never seen tippett used in that way before

Eye catching color on the maribou floss. 👍

Great looking fly! Thank you for sharing!!

Nice looking pattern, thanks for the video.

Love the tippets tied in that style✌

Saludos desde Bariloche, Argentina, y muchas gracias!!

Beautiful.

Thanks Davie ,as always just awesome craftmanship ,please can i ask if it is possible to see more of your fly fishing videos and where can i find them .Thanks Davie

I’d love to see your interpretation of the light wing silver horns I believe by Edmonds and lee it reminds me a lot of your rodent pattern I could see the combo being very productive thanks Davie great fly as always

Класс! Благодарю , Дэви!👍🤝🇰🇿

Great looking fly, Golden pheasant as legs, great idea I have loads and rarely use it, I wonder if it will knot?

Ca de obicei - muște clasa-ntâi 👋!

Another thing of beauty,I’m one of those people who hate to waste things and if I had a box full of flies like you tie they would never see the water I was given flies sixty years ago in a leather wallet beautiful salmon and sea trout flies tied on eyeless hooks with their own leader of gut I would show them off on club nights then hide them away again My uncle had tied them while he was in India with the army and in those days fur and feather was plentiful eventually he borrowed them back to tie replicas but he used them fishing in Dublin without a proper permit they where confiscated and I never saw them again your patterns remind me of these long gone flies I will need to join your subscription competition and try and win a few of these splendid works of art but I will use any that I might be lucky enough to obtain One question ,where do you get the blue desk cover you use ? Thanks Jim

excellent Sir

Thanks Davie another winner I say....

Not sure if you've done this one on your channel but would love to see you tie a renegade.

Very nice as always Davie! Could you whip us up a Jig streamer?? (for the euro nymph style rod) thanks from Ireland 🎣👍

New Scissors?

Hi Dave, currently there is no sound....

Do you have a guide for wing sizes or is it something one can buy? I’m thinking about a jig to maintain consistency, the sort of thing that comes with experience if you tie all the time or very often. For casual fly tying types like me it’s more difficult to get it right. Is the gape of the hook a suitable guide or half a shank length for example?

Hi davie kris from coylton colins pal do you have a video of you tying a tummel shrimp ? Cheers

Can you do an atlantic salmon fly

How about tying a traditional Royal Coachman.