David,
These are generic no-name tubes, but look like copies of Loop Bottle Tubes, which seem to be discontinued.
But originals and copies can still be found online a few places. Korsholm has some short ones in their webshop and Fisknu.dk seems to have them in 16mm (in Danish).
Hope this helps.
Martin
Can you suggest where to get these tubes? I was in Denmark this summer but Korsholm in Skjern did not have any 16mm. Thanks
It seems to me this fly would be primarily for stillwater or do you find it equally at home on rivers?
what is the vise used in the video EM Burning, & what is the needle ? Sources to purchase-please. Great videos! Thank you.
I fish my local creeks and streams with a conventional fly rod outfit but often use a spin outfit on lakes. I've tried clear plastic bubbles and they work fine but the best float I've used is the Crystal Cast float. I rig it with a 4 to 5 foot leader and usually a Black Wooly Bugger or Wooly Worm. Very slow stop-start retrieve. Last Friday I went fishing at a local small lake and caught and released around twenty stocked rainbow trout in a couple of hours. I can cast this rig all day but get a little weary casting a fly rod for the same amount of time. Maybe I'm getting old?
Cheers,
Steve.
Wow..! this is the best simple schrimpfly i have seen in years..easy to tie and looks good, i have already added a dusin to my flybox.beside fishing, hunting is also my sport so the feathers come in plenty.
thanks for sharing.
tight lines and best regards.
michael.
Jack,
Sure you can use this for a size 10 hook, and the silicone is available in hardware stores and builder's markets and is usually used for sealing in kitchens and bathrooms.
Martin
Can you use this technique on a Size 10. And what is the typical store to buy GE Silicone? Thank-you it is a very informative video.
CATE'S TURKEY! Yikes! I LOVED that fly on Davis Lake in Oregon, where it got invented. SO good, SO sparse. A good mayfly nymph, yes, also a good general small nymph for everything else. I loved it for a midge nymph.
Now I live in NZ where it is not known. I haven't used it here. Now why is that??? I'm going to dig them right out and start using them here!!
Thanks for your great review. Never saw it until now. I had one of those days a week ago on the same river, with the same group of guys, the Bighorn in Montana. First day was 4 above when we hit the river.
hi made a simple buzzer on a size 12 hook black silk with copper wire wrapped round in segments with tiny silver twin bead eyes then lightly burned with a lighter then varnished 3 times absolutely deadly great success this year with it - nigel
Hello Darren.
I was wondering about the fly box and when it will be auctioned on ebay or did I miss it already. Thanks Loretta
I like the patterns you tie and the illustrations on how to tie and come up with gorgeous flies.The quality is good and i believe they are durable enough.
In plain English :), just plain great. Yep, a motivator for sure.
Tnx:
The Benscoters
Deadwood, Oregon
Brilliant. Korrie is at a different level to we mere mortals.
Beautifully tied and presented. Thank you especially for the dark Montreal wet fly!
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#18 DaiRiki 125, duck flank, Zelon, dubbing, fibetts, green thread
Hey AD I am so glad that your art that is awsome has came this far for you. I used to work for MPM in Jackson Wy back in 2003 to 2010 and used to care take the propertys you rented, we met a few times ,and remember your fish art ,so cool.!! keep up the great work great to see you in American Angler mag all the best wishis to ya..
Tim, Nice way to store, and i'll have to look for secented moth balls
...another mayfly cartoon. Not really imitating any particular bug. But it could--with a few well-chosen color tweaks.
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Gilles,
Le Pêcheur de Mouche Mondial? That would be something! But it's not going to happen, I'm afraid. Your best chance is too feed our pages into Google Translate. It won't be perfect, but maybe easier to understand. This page looks like this in automated French.
Martin
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