Fly Tying Tutorial: Tasmanian Devil JIG NYMPH: Our best nymph of 2020

[@emilleum48]

That is a pretty easy FLY totie, thank you for sharing it, it is a very clean and minimal tie, thank you, MSG Leum

[@oldsmugglerflyfishing]

Beautiful pattern

[@lxmacuahuitl1079]

Used this pattern in size 12 and 14 on the San Juan River in New Mexico today. Best day ever for me on me on this River. 20+ bows and browns. Awesome pattern!

[@gena653]

This works extremely well during summer, I've tried it over two seasons in various locations around Victoria, Australia.

[@liamgiardino]

Wild nymph, you guys have cataloged a serious assortment of flies.

[@sopheven]

Works well on mainland Australia too. Fish don't mind a purple bead either.

[@Tokyoflyfishing]

Tried this nymph in highland river in Japan - worked like a candy.

[@blairmcalister4628]

Going to make up a swag of these, experiment a little ....and as soon as my busted ankle heals and im out of my Moon Boot , i'll have a crack on some of our local and not so local rivers....looks awesome...thanks from New Zealand.

[@benfranks6375]

Awesome tutorial! Thank you kindly.

[@kylethackeray3130]

Tied a dozen close to this, 15 landed and 6 lost in 2 short trips. Awesome fly🤟

[@johnshand6176]

I make an identical fly for fishing the Tongariro River down-under in NZ. I copied it from a Scandanavian KZbin site. Works well in NZ too. Thanks.

[@itzmozi_fj2657]

I’m a Tasmanian so I’ll have to use this one 👍

[@tedsmithy5442]

This fly catches fish, but you gotta have the right color pink bead. Caught winter browns in PA and UT. Thanks, Lance.

[@HalfInsaneOutdoorGuy]

went into FFF to pick up some stuff I'll likely never use to tie flies i'll likely never use (I mean lets be honest right?) and I do love it hah, This fly is one that my daughter picked out and asked me to learn how to tie.

[@grantrichardson84]

We have variants of that fly here in South Africa, our local yellow species love em.

[@duderoony]

Another nice little bug there dude. Thank you for another one.

[@edboutdoors3632]

Wow that is amazing keep up the amazing work guys

[@frankklimko9058]

Looking at the fly under a UV light the pink bead lights up like its powered. No wonder fish like it.

[@IDAMUR1]

What is the name of that dubbing loop tool you use and where can I find one?

[@billperkins773]

Thanks Lance

[@docjoe1]

what size glo-brite was that?

[@kingsncrome]

Could i use this during spring time?

[@haroldreid9537]

Nice i like it

[@lambertsaldi1550]

Nice work thank you 👍 🎏 The Vermonter

[@marksleeper3752]

very nice Kudos

[@paulmesojednik6545]

Same or virtually the same as a Roza's Red tag / or its variant Violet tag fly available from Fulling Mills.

[@FlyFishFood]

We have the fulling mill pattern in the shop. Pretty bug differences in color

[@gasd6542]

What are the differences between this and the blowtorch?

[@FlyFishFood]

Pretty much the only similarity between the two is the tag color

[@gasd6542]

@@FlyFishFood understood, just seemed very similar, just varying the dubbing and rib materials. Appreciate the tying videos!

[@andrewwebster13]

Grey fox squirrel in mating colors

[@walkdawg216]

will this be available for purchase on your website soon?

[@FlyFishFood]

Probably not until next spring.

[@vjaldere2]

Wtf this is by far most effective single fly I’ve fished. Kills my local Wiley tailwater browns. Can’t help themselves.

[@jimslade]

What’s your opinion comparing this to Devin Olsens Blowtorch? I realize that the hares ear dubbing body is different but it seems like a good variation. Thanx

[@devonbustard1623]

The blowtorch is a little bit more loud compared to this. Though it is an attractor, it’s definitely more imitative compared to some other attractors like bright perdigons and blowtorches. If fish are ignoring bright and loud patterns, this may be a good fly to use on point as an attractor and then have a drab imitative fly on the dropper!

[@marekbosak7508]

Nothing new guys!, this and couple of slightly different patterns have been used for quite a while here in Europe especially during competitions. Cheers from Poland 🙂

[@FlyFishFood]

Nope. We actually invented tungsten a few weeks back. We also invented hooks. You’re welcome.

[@brandoncope8680]

@@FlyFishFood Savage response!

[@bryanroutt3841]

Where can I get a dubbing clip like that one

[@pbgd3]

SwissCDC multiclamp

[@brooktroutangler5917]

Why not just tie the CDC in like you would a soft hackle and skip all of these steps?

[@carlogert3714]

Lance, you always look so uncomfortable in front of the camera. Great pattern as always though. Wifes gunna be thrilled with some new stuff coming in via FFF! 😂

[@coreystoner4129]

Well I got the better part of a dozen tied up since the video came out and I’m hoping this will make my buddy mad when I catch more fish than him

[@BillSaltbush]

The moment you say it's a 'Tasmanian Devil', he'll think you're mad Corey. All good fun - coming at ya from an Aussie perspective. 🇦🇺 Wind him up . . . big time. Ha ha!

[@coreystoner4129]

Bill Saltbush tried some on several outings and the fish just looked at it and were like nope not yet. I got more fish on a squirrel torch and small thread body nymph

[@philipbailey7092]

Tasmanian. ......

[@FlyFishFood]

We iz smrt... I promise ;)

[@theredfishchronicles7929]

Looks like a Blowtorch with a pink head....

[@markrigg6623]

The name "Tasmanian Devil" is already taken.

[@FlyFishFood]

mark rigg by a cartoon and a great fly. This fly isn’t our creation, it’s a great pattern from down under.

[@markrigg6623]

@@FlyFishFood Its the name of Australias biggest selling trout lure, the Tassie devil.

[@FlyFishFood]

mark rigg sounds cool. So not a fly?

[@markrigg6623]

@@FlyFishFood No its a unique type of lure.

[@FlyFishFood]

mark rigg ah. Gotcha. So not a fly.