Tying the Hollow Deceiver - Pink Punk (Pike Fly)

[@valeriocomitini5323]

Bellissimo streamer.La soddisfazione di catturare un pesce con un esca fai da te è molto più grande.Complimenti.

[@karldunphy17]

Thanks Paul. Really appreciate the patterns. Will be tying up a few

[@paul_monaghan]

Nice one Karl. Make sure you do as this fly kicks :)

[@MrStulsofner]

Super cool fly.

[@naczelny2]

Fantastic fly Paul

[@paul_monaghan]

thanks Kris, glad you like it

[@WilsonsOnTheFly]

Nicely done!

[@paul_monaghan]

Cheers Ian

[@fishfinder3583]

Love it Thanks for the video

[@woutdevries8906]

Beautiful 🎣🎣

[@Aloistruebner]

simply great!!!!!

[@paul_monaghan]

thanks for the nice comment Alois

[@marcusboykin4667]

thanks for all the videos Paul. What product from Whiting Farms are you using? Is that whiting?

[@joquinte9383]

Thanks a lot Paul for your videos. I am tying now more single hook flies because of them. Do you lose more fish with single hook flies than with hook/stinger hook flies? I guess the release is much easier.

[@paul_monaghan]

Thanks, I lose pike on both from time to time, its just how it is. During the winter sometimes they follow and pluck at the tail, so that's when I use a double hook. I try to use a single when I can though

[@REZlostboyz]

Dude that fly is amazing!! Great job. Glad you took the time to write the ingredients too. I’m a saltwater guy so I’ve really only messed with bucktail and hackle. That other stuff looks nice. Btw, so you prefer GSP thread over mono? It controls the hollow tie angle better?

[@paul_monaghan]

Thank you. I have very little experience tying with mono so cant compare. I know a lot of salt tyers use mono though so there must be a reason.

[@joeduca8582]

Really nice fly Paul. A lot of tyers make these flies but few achieve the continued tapered profile with action at the tail like you've done here. You've hooked me, I've subscribed. But what the heck is Nayat, natural or snythetic? I've never heard or seen it. Thanks 👍😎

[@paul_monaghan]

Glad you like it Joe. Nayat is a natural fur and is also known as snow runner. It's very similar to Icelandic sheep, but slightly courser. It's tough, doesn't tangle like synthetic and moves very naturally in the water. The best quality I have used so far is from Skeena River Fly Supply, but the nayat sold by Foxytails is pretty good too, just shorter.

[@joeduca8582]

Paul Monaghan Thanks for the info.

[@johnconnolly3635]

Love the fly hate the music

[@paul_monaghan]

It's a very old vid. Maybe I learned my lesson.

[@dinoconsabor]

Nice fly but that music is ridiculous. Talk us through the process - which material, why you are using it, and techniques you applying for the look.

[@paul_monaghan]

That's an old vid before I had all the expensive gear. They have evolved for the better since those early ones

[@markinnis8404]

Super!!❤

[@hdayan1945]

Too much layers, clutering of materials, heavy streamer.

[@armandflies4650]

Stfu fool, where's your instructional vids.

[@paul_monaghan]

Maybe a little cluttering with the feathers, but the streamer isn't heavy. This is one of the first vids I did years ago and yes they were a bit fancy back then. Think of it as learning as you go if you care to check out the later tutorials. Views change as you learn more over time.

[@markinnis8404]

Killer