Fly Tying a Holographic Organza Diawl Bach by Mak

[@dominicmatthews3191]

Super fly, love the throat hackle technique, I find throat hackles difficult to get right.. this is the cure. DB is such a great fly....thank you

[@Makflies]

Thank you Dominic, I am glad you like it Regards,,, Mak

[@TERRYBIGGENDEN]

A fantastic way to ties a beard. They can be so fiddly. This is a a really good variant of the Diawl Bach!:-)

[@Makflies]

Thank you Terry, I am glad you like it :))

[@dfisher1000]

Superb tying as always Mak 🎣🎣👌👌

[@Makflies]

Thank you so much friend 😊😊

[@lawrencemacd63]

I like the organza body material looks well nice 🐟🎣🙂

[@Makflies]

Thank you very much, I am glad you like it :)))

[@chili1593]

Really nice one

[@Makflies]

Thank you friend 😊

[@andrewjrorison4096]

I like your throat hackle technique. I'm going to use this on Invictas as I find short Jay fibres a pain. Great tying btw!

[@Makflies]

Thank you Andrew , I am glad you like it :)

[@randellgribben9772]

nice fly.. i have been using the ribbon and getting better at trimming it to fit, will try some of these flys... also on pheasent tail nymphs, i found that using ' ice dub peacock dubbing ' makes a great body.. and i have takin a fly( regular pheasent tail nymph, and one built with the ice dub ) under water looking at it.. the ice dub looks better,, i have been under water and have noticed that some nymphs, carry little air bubbles with them, and the ice dub seams to replicate the nymph better... thanks for you videos. looking forward to more...

[@Makflies]

Thank you rendell, I like the Idea, keep it up my friend Cheers Mak:)))

[@seanmooney3907]

Great looking little fly. Thanks for sharing Mak. I am not sure I have black organza, I'll have to check. All the best, Sean

[@Makflies]

Hi Sean ,, Thank you I am glad you like it,, you can buy it from any Craft shop Regards,, Mak

[@dannymcg8300]

Lovely fly Arshad. Well tied and explained. Thank you for sharing.

[@Makflies]

cheers Danny :))

[@mikejames663]

A master at work.

[@Makflies]

Thank you Mike, I really appreciate that :))

[@ГошаГолубев-о2щ]

Beautiful fly. Thank you!

[@Makflies]

Thank you friend :-)

[@robertperman8967]

What does this fly represent for a bug? I’ve never seen these bugs in the western Evers before!! Thanks. Tight lines🐜🕷️🐛!!!!!

[@Makflies]

It is a Welsh pattern, represent all kind of aquatic insects, mainly midge

[@robertperman8967]

Where is this fished? Country. Tight lines 🕷️🐛🐜!!!!!

[@Makflies]

Uk

[@zenbooter]

I’m wondering what bug in the entomological world does it represent.

[@Makflies]

It's a Welsh pattern

[@МиколаГеранічев]

👍

[@stream9978]

Nice!!!

[@Makflies]

👍👍👍

[@markradom8210]

I always admire your flies and your wise, but all I can see as the jaws of the vise. I can not determine which vice are you using. Would you please tell us more about you vice. Thanks

[@Makflies]

Thank you Mark,, I really appreciate that,, as for the Vice , I am using Jvise from South Africa, you can google it :-) Regards Mak

[@Sasquatch7foot]

I'm so very curious on why you and many others tie in 8/0 thread, why don't you use 6/0 thread instead???

[@Makflies]

It all depend on the Pattern, 6/0 is fine you can tie with, but I use 6/0 for Larger Pattern like Lures etc :))

[@zenbooter]

Mak are you a fly fisherman?

[@Makflies]

yes I am my friend :)

[@zenbooter]

@@Makflies Thank you. All your work collectively is art.

[@edwardlindhorn538]

how wide is the organza?

[@Makflies]

It's 2mm wide :))

[@scolemans]

Mak Is the hook used here slightly longer in shank than say a b175 ? You made it look easy once again 👍

[@Makflies]

Thank you Steve, This one is B170, you can use B175, it's perfect for this Pattern Regards

[@barryhill3192]

Hi Mak, can you please point me in the right direction to find your video on cutting Organza. Many thanks Barry

[@Makflies]

Hi Barry,, It is ( tying Organza Buzzer by Mak ) Cheers ,, Mak

[@barryhill3192]

Very many thanks. Barry

[@raycoates5322]

Makflies tying organza

[@raycoates5322]

Makflies tying organza buzzer