Gold Bead Hot Spot Pheasant Tail

[@johnshand6176]

Very good presentation. i always learn something new. Thanks from down-under in NZ.

[@PhilRowleyFlyFishing]

Thanks John, I am glad to hear that you enjoyed my video. I have to get down your way sometime. Cheers, Phil

[@mohameddocrat5474]

Hi Phil, That is a fantastic way to add legs! I will have to try that tomorrow when I tie some pheasant tail nymphs!

[@stryker2764]

Yet another great nymph to tie!! I've been watching many of your videos the past few days and tying the great patterns. I like the fact that you're from our province so therefore tie many of the flies that work in our waters! I also like your teaching methods! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@mdfmonkeybayden]

Yet another lightbulb moment I wished I'd thought of (tying in the legs ) great tutorial sir love your work !

[@PhilRowleyFlyFishing]

Hi Bob, I am pleased to hear that you enjoyed the video and found some of the tips useful. Thanks, Phil

[@rodbarford6472]

Great fly Philip! But I have a tip regarding how you use Uni-Stretch to build up the taper into the back of the bead - I use UV resin for this. I place the fly vertically in the vise, and dab some UV resin (I use Solarez) into that tapered hole and cure it. I put in enough that it creates a slight convex surface, so that when the hook is back in usual position, you'll see a slight outward taper from the bead. The bead will never move and won't swallow your thorax or leg materials. Cheers, Rod B, Phillip Island, Australia.

[@PhilRowleyFlyFishing]

Hi Rod, thanks for the resin tip. I haven't tried that yet. I like the Uni Strech because I can control the build-up and it offers traction for the materials tied over it. I will give your resin option a try though. Cheers, Phil

[@billblack4011]

Phil...another sweet video. Of course I want to you to use many of our UV2 materials but I will not mention this. I do look forward to seeing you back here in Oregon next year and we can shot a few more videos.

[@PhilRowleyFlyFishing]

+Bill Black Hi Bill, thanks for dropping by my channel for peak at my videos. Your UV2 products have become a big part of my tying practices since this video was initially launched. I too am looking forward to seeing you in Oregon next year.

[@particlepete1]

Some top blogs mate lets have more,very English type tying nice one easy to follow.

[@PhilRowleyFlyFishing]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.

[@h.ya.1702]

I'm gojng to tie that tonight