MUST Have For Arctic Char!! (Krokerinn)

[@MainelyFlies]

Thanks for watching here are the needed Materials to tie it: Hook: ‪collabs.shop/n16djn Bead: collabs.shop/te3x7i Thread: collabs.shop/761lct Tail: collabs.shop/mxvcri Hot Spot: collabs.shop/1yytve Body: collabs.shop/j6njoa

[@ZacharyBobbie1611]

Thank you for sharing! I have always wanted to fish for char! Tight lines! 😎🎣

[@christophertoland7146]

Do you have a video on tying the Mini euro pats? If not any chance there’s one in the future?

[@MainelyFlies]

I fish it a few ways but here is one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHi0m5iChtd2ZqM

[@christophertoland7146]

@@MainelyFlies THANK YOU! you channel has really inspired me to tie flies but as of recent I want to come up and explore Maine fly fishing. Very excited to fish for landlock and brookies! Planning to come this spring and summer.

[@BeyerOutdoors]

It is an interesting fly. I'll have to tie some and see how they do here in Missouri.

[@Icelandicfishing69]

Their actually magic they work everywhere on everything

[@EatbBabyCow]

Do you plan on restocking the orange beanies?😢 I want to get some for hunting season.

[@bazook8147]

Can u make a white bait fly for New Zealand

[@Icelandicfishing69]

Hey man thanks for tying it! And let me know if you want more effective classic icelandic flies also i saw someone saying the vinyl rib should have been smaller its usually tied that way but i like this one more because its fatter and more juicy

[@JS-ve3xb]

Greetings from Arctic. This is a good one. Also, a completely black fly with a golden head and two black legs on each side is ridiculously effective in most conditions.

[@MainelyFlies]

Sounds like a nice pattern, what do you use as legs?

[@JS-ve3xb]

@@MainelyFlies Black monofilament fishing line for the legs, but any similar material will do. Hind legs no longer than body lenght, front legs shorter. The body can be coverad with resin to make it stronger. size 10-12. I've used varius body materials and noticed that black silk and resin (or simply what ever thread and black resin) from the bend of the hook to the bead works best.

[@MainelyFlies]

@@JS-ve3xb very cool, might have to tie that up some time. Thanks for the suggestion. Any name for it or is it just something you like to use?

[@JS-ve3xb]

@@MainelyFlies you’re welcome! Kiruna fly. This pattern is very popular in the northernmost Sweden.