Green Blowtorch Nymph | Fly Tying How To

Materials:
Hook: size 14 Orientsun 5241
Bead: 3.3mm silver slotted tungsten
Thread: Veevus 8/0 E17 (chartreuse)
Tail: Lime green buck tail
Body: Hends Spectra dubbing color 239
Rib: pearl Krystal flash and small green Ultrawire
Collar: brown rooster hackle
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[@Brownsylvania]

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[@Texasflycaster]

Nice! More tying videos please. Ease of tying makes me want to tie it!

[@Brownsylvania]

Thank you! I definitely will be continuing the tying videos.

[@robertpayne6781]

I really like Kevin Comtpon's peeking caddis pattern for our area and this style of bug. It is a simplified euro style patter.

[@coreystoner4129]

Compton’s pattern is just a Walt’s worm with a green butt. Very deadly pattern

[@brentregister]

dude another great video! Keep em coming...really enjoy these tying ones. And the material lists are great as well

[@Brownsylvania]

Awesome! Thanks for watching and for the feedback. There will definitely be more tying videos to come so no worries there.

[@brianfeeney9493]

Will be tied and fished in NW MICHIGAN this Season 🌟🎣✨ Thank You

[@Brownsylvania]

Have fun! You're welcome!

[@brianzellner6277]

Awesome pattern. Definitely tying up some.

[@Brownsylvania]

Thanks a lot! Let me know how they do for you.

[@coreystoner4129]

We have been using a squirrel and cdc dubbing for the collar and we just use silky for the rib and glo brite for our tag. I only fish this in size 16 and just smash fish all year long on it

[@Brownsylvania]

Yeah it's a killer fly for sure!

[@tightliningmd]

Nicely done! I need to get the green deer hair. Way easier than the thread I use and cut up to get it to look like this. Love this pattern, and this is a unique twist on it. I bet this is awesome on the J!

[@Brownsylvania]

Thanks Mike! Let me know next time you're heading into central PA.

[@tightliningmd]

@@Brownsylvania Yessir. Hopefully this winter we can link back up on the J or somewhere else and make a day of it. There is a chance I might be in the area over thanksgiving. If I am I will hit you up!

[@Brownsylvania]

Cool! I'll be fishing Thanksgiving weekend.

[@leonardchiscavage6418]

Great fly could you do. The hares ear nymph

[@Brownsylvania]

Yeah I'll definitely do a hare's ear at some point, although I don't use hare's ears much. I tend to user pheasant tails more.

[@alanstrober6296]

Great fly. Wondering if these jig style flies work well with traditional nymphing techniques.

[@elywilkinson7404]

Yep. They're also easier to cast since the weight is in the fly instead of having to use split shot.

[@rebecca1477]

Hi new to fly tying and just wondering what hackle you use as been tying them with cdc but this hackle looks cool

[@Brownsylvania]

This is hackle you'd use for a dry fly, rooster hackle. This is from a Whiting's 100 pack.

[@jimk8353]

Awesome vid! What kind of deer hair is that? All the deer I have comes in these tiny packages.

[@Brownsylvania]

Thanks! It is buck tail.

[@jimk8353]

@@Brownsylvania Thanks! Do you think bugger hackle would work here? Love this fly so much!

[@Brownsylvania]

Uhh, to be honest I believe the bugger hackle would be way too long unless you maybe used the very tip or trimmed it. I think if it's all you got though it'll surely still catch fish. haha

[@jimk8353]

@@Brownsylvania You rock man, thank you! I'll grab some of those whiting 100's. Have been eyeing them for a while anyways :)

[@Brownsylvania]

Yeah I just buy those because I don't use much hackle so those are most cost effective for me.