Fly Dressing pro tip: How to make perfect UV heads every time - Niklaus Bauer

[@VOGTLANDOUTDOORS]

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[@mobozzy]

Hell yeah more Fly-Dressing videos! Nice one Niklaus. The big plus for epoxy nowadays is especially the price point. UV resin is really expensive compared to a big bottle of epoxy, other than that i prefer to go with a UV resin, its just more comfortable to work with.

[@cgcalhoun1936]

It looks like you’re using Gulff resin. I’ve never tried it, but really like the viscosity of that Thin Man. I’ve been using Loon Flow, but find it can really soak into the materials and run. Great video.

[@alexrawleigh3167]

Very good instruction. One comment though and you probably already know this.... but using a UV light with resins can be tricky. It doesn't take very long to cure qaulity resins and all too often I see individuals holding the light for long periods over the resin. UV resin thermally out gasses and if too much heat is applied you can actually fry the resin and it will discolor. Rather then holding the light for long periods, it is always good practice to shorten the light curing times. I have done tests on UV resins and realized through trial and error that if a fly designer wants crystal clear results then shorter drying times with the UV light is the way to go. I just found your channel and have subscribed. Being new to your channel I don't know your location so I assume it is not the USA. I have several friends in Denmark and Austria that tie flys and have learned a great deal from them. I fresh water fish in the USA in Alabama and although I don't fly fish much, I still learn techniques from dividuals like yourself. I primarily tie smallmouth and crappie jigs and also striper jigs. Anyway, thanks for sharing your expertise and knowledge. Look forward to watching your videos and going back and catching up on the old ones. Take care...God bless and tight lines.

[@esjovold6572]

Great video. I’ve always struggled with air bubbles in my resin heads. Never thought of keeping the bottles upside down. Thanks.

[@sigurdurmarolafsson4183]

you can also light á lighter close ( but be careful!!) close to the head and that will "suck out the airbubbles".

[@MichaOnHuntGoesFishing]

I realy love how Niklaus does explain it how to ty the Flys and juse the diferent Materials! Nice Clip Man 👍🏻 Greatings from Germany🤙🏼✌🏼

[@frippeonthefly]

Awsome video!. Will take some of that knowledge and apply it to my tying. Grym viedo Mr.Bauer!

[@user-flymam33]

素晴らしい。参考になりました。

[@augustonthefly]

Another great video! Thanks yall!

[@dannyvasquez843]

Enjoyed the video. Where do you get the precision tips for your resins? I currently use Loon resins but not a big fan of the plastic tips.

[@niklausbauer8639]

Well i don’t think they are sold separately, they are included in the Gulff uv resin boxes

[@NDFlyFisher]

Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing your methods.

[@augustonthefly]

Best lamp is the one I have that plugs into the wall. Best 15 bucks I ever spent. No loss of curing. 100% every time.

[@etiennevallee235]

what is the name of that lamp for curing the resin.

[@sigurdurmarolafsson4183]

what type of lamp is that??

[@paddelnisse]

Epoxy to Sculping heads or?

[@niklausbauer8639]

For securing them, so yes.

[@anglerlatein9692]

Love those Fly-Dressing videos! Please more!

[@MartinDoubek_ArnieX]

I have recently purchased UV resin and Hero UV light from Gulff, I wonder how many streamers like this you can make out of one resin package. Because it looks like massive amount is used for each piece.

[@RoryLynott]

Glue Flies. Sure, why not.

[@sigurdurmarolafsson4183]

have you tried using silicone ( like Gunnar Brammer does sometimes)?? I really like how it comes out but it takes ( ofcourse)á while to cure.

[@kenheard5693]

Nick you are a master. Can you give me a name brand of rechargeable tv light and also resin . Thanks

[@boohoo210]

So do these resin heads affect action as well? Seems it would glide through the water with less friction and drag maybe making them turn harder in the pause?

[@wojtekbaniewicz386]

Hei That head looks very nice… but one question, is that amount of glue is not making your fly go to jigg action?

[@adinatea_flyfishing-flytying]

Cool👍🎣🤘

[@rlwkirsch]

Great video. One comment - UV Resin is not a good adhesive, so eyes need to be covered over with resin to be secured.

[@bigben2469]

Id love to see you make a resin blade and make a fly that is like a bucktail musky bait

[@kokoschinski3950]

Thanks so much it really helped ne a lot as beginner.

[@etiennevallee235]

What is the square lamp you have? nice video !

[@am12band18]

I can find Thinman resin. Who makes those products.

[@am12band18]

Where do you get those caps with the metal needles.

[@markinnis8404]

Awesome bro!