Creating a Deer Hair Wing, Parachute Style - Tied by Herman deGala - Fly Tying Tips and Tricks

In this video, we demonstrate how to create a deer hair wing, parachute style, tied by Herman deGala. This step-by-step tutorial offers fly tying tips and tricks for mastering this essential technique. You’ll learn how to select the right deer hair, stack it for a neat and durable wing, and secure it to form the perfect parachute-style wing for your flies. This method is ideal for tying dry flies that sit low on the water’s surface, mimicking natural insects. Whether you’re new to fly tying or looking to refine your skills, this video will help you achieve professional-looking results with ease!

[@gillenjesse]

Pretty genius accessory to hold the post! It's always been a hassle to hold a post and wrap while doin hackle stackers

[@Kimo1999]

Thanks! It's homemade from a brass rod so that it has more flex.

[@RETROSFLYTYINGCHANNEL]

Relaxing video after a day on the road 😉🇦🇺🎣🎣🎣

[@brokentippet]

Awesome video, keep up the great work!

[@arnoulga]

Very well done…

[@barryfoster8859]

What are those other metal tools on the bench? Are they homemade or can I buy them? They look great.

[@hermandegala9717]

The tray is from an automotive store that is magnetized. The tall cylinder is an alcohol burner. The bowl is a bead holder Dyna-King.