How to tie a Wet Fly for the point of a three fly cast.

[@cenobitetoastcrunch8803]

Got to love a nice classic wet fly. Great vid!

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Cheers pal👍

[@jimflynn466]

Any flee tied with the paitrick takes trout, very march brown spider look about it, well done Lindsay keep ‘em coming. Cheers Jimf

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Will do my best pal.

[@keithelliot3772]

Nice and simple just how I like them

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Me too!

[@jimreilly9179]

Great fly to use when the trout are after emerges, especially caddis emerges.

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Good as a dropper fly.

[@kentw.897]

Nicely Done Lindsay. CDC looks awesome to match the rest of the fly. You're the first person I see winding hackle the opposite way. Cool. You have gotten a lot faster on the whip finish that's for sure. 😊 Thanx 4 sharing this video🌴🎣🏄‍♂️Aloha

[@lindsayiflyfish]

You just be binge watching today pal👍

[@johnshand6176]

Love your naturals. Great tie and one I will copy. Thanks from down-under in NZ.

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Thank you! 😊

[@nicolelewis1828]

Reminds me a bit of the Rutland wet! That one was a big hit with the brookies in Quebec! Tied some for a guide there! Can't wait to try these too!

[@lindsayiflyfish]

They are very good!

[@jplebg9041]

Plume de perdrix vraiment belle. Merci encore pour se montage

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Merci et merci d'avoir regardé.

[@davidfraser4083]

Thanks Lindsay. Natural looking fly for all season. Cheers Big Davie

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Thanks 👍

[@duderoony]

Nice. I do like these simple patterns. Thank you for another one dude.

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Glad you like them!

[@donaldmacgregor6087]

Nice fly. Now going to tie some for next season.

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Go for it!

[@davidduncan6811]

Hi Lindsay. That is a great fly and thanks for your clear instructions. This fly WILL work on my water. The browns are very wary and will only go for naturals. By the way, please advise the glue/applicator you are using and the tweezer. Kind regards, David.

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Glad it was helpful! The resin is Solarez Bone Dry comes with a neat little brush ideal for small heads.

[@danielfonseca2558]

splendid ... very good congratulations 👏🏼👏🏼

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Thank you so much 😀

[@jamesbarr1620]

Add hen pheasant wing and it’s similar to the invictar like the simple tying always works linsey 👍

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Simple is best 😉

[@Jan007524]

Well tied Lindsay!

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Thanks buddy.

[@fliesbychris]

Nice wee fishy looking fly Lindsay, I got my new partridge skin a couple of weeks ago so I've plenty of choice. Nicely tied bud!! ATB Chris.

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Nice one!

[@Sribolov]

Nice fly! Indeed, the fly is for fish, not for anglers.

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Bang on!

[@tomharvey7436]

The fly with no name Clint fly

[@lindsayiflyfish]

lol...

[@gordongraham889]

Thanks, enjoyed that. What kind of Partridge was that? Apparently there are several types.

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Its English Partridge buddy.

[@terryllmonroe6903]

Mr. Simpson, I just got into wet flies this year and I'm having a very good time fishing them as well as tying them, though I do have a question. When it comes to these type of flies, is it normal to have a tail that's from a softer material like the feather barbs you used than stiffer feather barbs normally used when tying dry flies? Great looking fly and I'm enjoying your videos very much.

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Hi Terryll, please call me Lindsay,I would say there are no fast and hard rules but to my mind using softer fibres on the tail gives you a couple of benefits. One, movement softer hackle fibres just move more in the water. Two, they are much more robust and less likely to be broken off by fish. I hope that helps pal.