Tying the Flashy Deceiver - Pike, zander, perch, bass

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A flashy variant of the Bucktail Deceiver tied 5-6 inches long for easy casting, great movement and attraction for those toothy predators. A proven fly for searching water, which can be tied in any colour/flash combo you like. Once you have tied a few it will take 15mins to tie.
Something I forgot to show in the tutorial is that it helps running the fly under cold water to shape the bucktail.
Material:
Ahrex Hooks TP610 2/0
GSP100 white
Bucktail in olive and sunburst
Hedron Polar in olive and gold
Hedron Pearl a Glow in lime
Bigstreamers Nayat in light olive, black and yellow
Angelina Fibre in peacock
Deer Creek Artic Fox in orange
Deer Creek Volcano eyes in 10mm
Deer Creek UV Fine Flex
Other glues: Tear Mender and Evostik Serious Glue

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28 июн 2019

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@BeyerOutdoors 2 месяца назад

Great tutorial. Thank you.

@Valasyna 5 лет назад

Thank you!! I enjoy very much every new video you upload!

@NewEnglandStreamers 4 года назад

What a killer pattern! Well tied 🎣

@RaptorzFishing 5 лет назад

i love it!! cool vid paul!!easy to go!!!

@marshallbaldwin8960 Год назад

Amazing perch fly!

@markinnis8404 5 месяцев назад

Excellent!!!!!

@freedomofabird 4 года назад

Really enjoyed that instructional vid, thank you.

@user-cb2jp9mo8g 4 года назад

thank! wonderful job!

@gnarlsduceington 3 года назад

Thanks for your videos. great resource

@octaviocampossalles2138 5 месяцев назад

This would be a great freshwater dorado fly. They love bulk, makes the fly easier to “sense” in murky water

@liljohnwhitetiger 4 года назад

A materials list would be helpful. I am in the US and I didn't recognize the names of a couple of the materials you used. Great video , simple patters which I find very appealing. Some of the great looking patterns out there seem to complicated. These are pike flies and will get destroyed, relatively quick and easy flies like this one you just demonstrated are what I personally find appealing.

@paul_monaghan 4 года назад

It's in the description like always

@liljohnwhitetiger 4 года назад

@@paul_monaghan Oops, sorry just missed it.

@wallyhynes444 Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@user-rx3dj2td4v 5 лет назад

Nice!👍

@daveberry9922 3 года назад

good vid

@hankvana2149 5 лет назад

Nice one Paul! The eyes coming off is not necessarily a bad thing... means you are catching lots of pike and there is nothing wrong with that! LOL! Cheers! Hank

@paul_monaghan 5 лет назад

I don't usually lose the eyes when catching. Lazy casting and flies hitting the kayak is my problem

@militarist7777 5 лет назад

Крутые стремерки.

@ariakekoskiniemi5752 4 года назад

Nice😎

@piphiscocks2614 4 года назад

Nice 1,I love bucktail got flex synths don't. I usuall put coupla of loose wraps on it,get it to lie a bit flatter

@piphiscocks2614 4 года назад

Cont'd,I notice nobody does. Is it a sin?! I use the b'tail to give life to synths I lay over the top,super hair etc. Love your videos,love your flyes.never over dressed. Keep teaching me. Thanks. 5☆s

@brycebrown3082 4 года назад

Hey Paul, As I am brand new to tying I was wondering what your opinion is of traditional buck tail vs the synthetic types? How do you see using one or the other affect the look, movement, and potentially the hook up rate/attraction of the fly? Thanks

@user-oj8qe5sx9j 2 года назад

My favorite size ... I don't like tossing huge and fat woolen "cats". I use feathers on the fly's tail. They move lighter and better in water. A synthetic fly's tail does not move like a feather. The feather retains the fly's profile (cone), and the synthetics disintegrate in the water. Many knitters try to twist the tail to make the fly look like a willow leaf, but as soon as it gets into the water, the profile is broken. In addition, when fishing in a shallow lake, synthetic tails are often filled with mud and grass, which are difficult to clean when fishing.

@randychappell5955 4 года назад

Love your video. You put me in mind of Berry ol Clarke.( that's good) lol No offence made about the ascent, I love it.

@paul_monaghan 4 года назад

Thank you. I've met and tied alongside Barry a few times at Fly shows. Very talented tier and author

@thomasnelson5020 4 года назад

Really digging your videos! Question for you regarding the head materials you use after the buck tail. Do you think some laser dub could be a worthy substitute? I've used it for for bait fish patterns before and it seems like it could work for this. Keep up the good work!

@paul_monaghan 4 года назад

I used to use lazer dub or wool roving blended with angelina fibre a lot, and still do from time to time. It's not as durable as nayat but will work just fine.

@jeremiashauck114 4 года назад

Dear Paul, wonderful flies. For the white/grey one do you use also angelina fibre? What collor for the nayat? Thanks in advance for your information.

@paul_monaghan 4 года назад

Thank you. I like to blend, silver, darker grey and black with a little angelina for those.

@Whitetail414 Год назад

Hey Paul.. absolutely love your videos. So at about 16:35 the head of the fly is simply held in place when combed back with tear mender? It must harden quickly? Is there a specific tear mender you use? Is it the instant adhesive? Thanks for putting out such quality videos! Bob 👍🏻

@paul_monaghan Год назад

Hi Bob, yes it's held back, and will harden within a couple of minutes. However this is quite an old vid and I don't use Tear Mender anymore. I found it yellows too quickly. I just thread dam materials back now and use different glues. Take a look at the recent vids.

@Whitetail414 Год назад

@@paul_monaghan Thanks Paul.. I’ll take a look.

@davecockayne8491 5 лет назад

Just found your site. Love your flies! Where do you get your materials from,please? Regards,Dave in mid Wales.

@paul_monaghan 5 лет назад

Many thanks. There is a material list in the description.

@davecockayne8491 5 лет назад

@@paul_monaghan Yes. I saw the list,but where do you buy the materials from please? I am in mid Wales. Thanks,Dave.

@paul_monaghan 5 лет назад

You'll find all the materials listed at Deer Creek (in Wales), Bigstreamers (in NL) and Nordic anglers ( in Denmark). They might not sell all of the materials at the one shop, Nayat for example. Just the way it is

@davecockayne8491 5 лет назад

@@paul_monaghan Brilliant. Many thanks. As an aside, do you sell flies?

@paul_monaghan 5 лет назад

Dave, yes I do sell plenty mainly to fund this channel. Have a look at my FB page at Flashtails Predator Flies. No prices as prefer to keep that private

@martinstauss3277 2 года назад

Nice one! What it this for a glue in the white bottle? Thanks from germany.

@paul_monaghan 2 года назад

Tear Mender. I don't use anymore as doesn't work well with white materials as will yellow. Recent vids show the system I use now.

@jeremiashauck114 3 года назад

Hello Paul, I like the blue scissors, which brand is it? Thank you very much!

@paul_monaghan 3 года назад

Deer Creek sell those bud

@jeremiashauck114 3 года назад

@@paul_monaghan thank you!

@flaviomendes3604 Год назад

Hello Paul, Is it suitable to use this fly with some weight (8-15g), like cheburasca, in order to throw the fly and cast it in bottom or medium water?

@paul_monaghan Год назад

Yep, but you'll need to tie it upside-down

@flaviomendes3604 Год назад

@@paul_monaghan , positioning the hook like kind of Clouser Minnow?