Tube fly :: bait fish

[@oldsmugglerflyfishing]

Fantastic fly!

[@seanmooney3907]

fantastically simple to tie. I usually use natural furs. I may have to finally break down and get some craft fur. All the best and thanks for sharing. Sean

[@Duke-fly]

Thank you for the video! A very cool streamer! I like your approach. I'm also a little tired of abandoning my fat cats. It seems to me that it makes sense to use the experience of Jerry French (Style Steelhead Fly). Using this method, it will be possible to create a variety of color combinations and the density of the dubbing loop instead of using plastic tubes.

[@Speysider1962]

Superb video with an awesome looking fly to boot.

[@valeriocomitini5323]

Uno streamer davvero particolare.In acqua deve avere un movimento realistico.Complimenti.

[@Kalastuspro]

Thanks for video. It's really cool. Could you please explain what is your method to setup fly and hook. Thanks in advance

[@DavidAndreiFly]

+Alexandr Rusov Thank you for your kind words! I'm using a large elastic tube, to cover the last millimeters of the tube I used for the streamer. Then this elastic tube will hold the hook better, after attaching the hook to the leader or trace wire. There are some videos on youtube which shows how to rig a tube fly...

[@DavidAndreiFly]

+Stephen Hibbs Got some tubes from mistpool.com, they have a few sizes available. Cone heads for pike tubes, I haven't used but I used fish mask, adds weight to the front of streamer and makes easy epoxy eyes attaching

[@rudychavira5558]

Very nice tie, your part that hold mandrel, who makes it ? And did you place a disc on rear of fly thanks

[@bugbiteflytying]

Beautiful and simple. Nice!

[@Jake-it2il]

Great video. What tube adapter do you use, and what size tubing?

[@DavidAndreiFly]

+Jacob K Thank you, it's an Eumer Tube Fly Needle M/L (smartlures.nl/shop/eumer-tube-fly-needle-ml/)

[@Jake-it2il]

Thanks

[@bugbiteflytying]

What kind of synthetics did you find on eBay? Is there more of it available. I really like the action of it

[@slhibbs]

Excellent fly what tubes do you use. do you ever use cone heads on your pike files. more please

[@slhibbs]

Thanks for the quick reply, excellent video

[@joeduca8582]

Very nice pattern and cool technique with the ez body used as a spreader. As you formed it I thought a disc may be used too, but your way is probably more economical. Did you use a fan to blow back the reverse tied materials? I've done that with a little personal battery powered fan that became an air boat and flew across my table scattering materials all over! Anyway nice video and tips, thanks. 👍

[@DavidAndreiFly]

Thank you for your kind words! It was me blowing the air while filming :D

[@joeduca8582]

In Esox Lucius veritas I thought so. Still you make a very artistic video, I like when the music tempo slowed so did the film speed as you blew on the fly again, awesome! That fly has a great profile in all directions, I've watched it a few times already and going to subscribe. The synthetic you bought on eBay, is it GSS (Gartsides secret stuff)? I've seen some tyers use EZ tubing to form the head of a streamer, before uv resins and all the skulls and helmets available now, have you any videos or tied any like that? Thanks, you've got a new fan... 👍

[@Oguum]

Reaaaaally nice tie... :P what was that cone thing you made? Best regards Mats

[@DavidAndreiFly]

+Mats Lundberg Thanks :) It's E-Z Body I found on mistpool.com, but I'm sure some other stuffs can replace it. I've used it just to keep the fibers in a cone shape for thorax

[@Oguum]

Thanks will order one asap ;) its a greate ide, i use bucktail my self and then craft fur over it so the flash dosnt go though but this will save some materials thats for sure!

[@chicwboost]

What kind of vice is that?

[@DavidAndreiFly]

It's a Stonfo