Tying 3 Popular Winter Nymph Patterns for Small to Large Fisheries

[@dekacoombe4595]

These look little belta , can’t wait to try and tie these and get them out in the water , thanks Davie atb Deka 👌🏻

[@hirkojs]

I never knew you could use a dubbing directly on wire. But I’m always learning from your videos since I started tying a year ago. Mega Thx Davie !

[@G78.]

Fantastic Davie I always found the okey dokey was very effective on rainbow trout waters when the river season closed thanks from Ireland

[@michaelshaw8370]

I have Okey Dokeys in a range of sizes down to #18 for grayling. With a wide range of head colours. Any fluorescent including pink, non fluorescent colours including black. Even using tinsels solid or holographic works. The white body with black head #12/18 I find well worth a go from a week after lambs are born into early summer near feeder streams after a shower of rain the carrion from dead lambs often has a skinny white maggot feeding off them. After rain they get washed into the streams, then rivers and lochs. Bonus for fish and anglers

[@burtonbrocious171]

Thanks davie😊 for three easy effective nymph patterns

[@grahamwebb3546]

Absolutely lovey trio of flys. Appreciate you sharing these patterns Davie. Would really enjoy seeing you fish these. All the best.

[@jimfaber5472]

Veevus white tread has U/V and really flows very white, which would work well for the Okey Dokey. Thanks for the video.

[@WilliamCochrane-tu5bk]

Yes thank you for sharing and the tips. Great patterns and techniques as always. 🤗

[@markrainey3268]

Simple and very effective davie👌

[@toddslichter7831]

Great patterns Davie.

[@6dollardave]

Very nice, Davie! Thank you so much for sharing. Can’t wait to try tying them.

[@Flycraft955]

Three nice flies Dav

[@FlyTyer1948]

Stranger fishing along, sees you catching fish: “Watcha using?” You: “Okey Dokey.” Stranger: “Didn’t ask how you were. Wanted to know what fly.” You: “Okey Dokey” Stranger walks away muttering to himself: “Must be a secret fly.” ;-) Nice set of flies. Thank you.

[@kevinm7734]

Okey dokey

[@alkinceratfafterthefly6284]

😂😂😂😂

[@alkinceratfafterthefly6284]

😂😂😂😂

[@bobbell5265]

Very nice trio Davie 👌👌👌

[@cameronstevenson5894]

I shall be tying these mainly because there my level of tying 🤣 that second 1 was perfection

[@barrymcgregor6233]

Nice Davie👍

[@flyrodder1404]

Very Cool🧑‍🌾👍🎣🐟

[@MyPancho1]

Love them Thanks

[@innovativeatavist159]

I may try to find substitute materials to scale these down and try one or two of them here in the states. The midge pupae I see around here are considerably smaller, almost always size 20 or less.

[@vladimirmusil2622]

Pěkné

[@robgreen6697]

Could you create a tapered underbody with UTC 280/140 then cover it with the floss? I’d hate to use so much floss on a single fly. I create an underbody on all my buzzers to avoid using so much thread each time. Once it’s sealed in resin it’s fine. I can only imagine the brightness of the floss might be effected yet if I used white underbody it shouldn’t have a negative effect.

[@АлексейРумянцев-ф8ю]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@alkinceratfafterthefly6284]

Is it possible to tie a fly that will catch sea trout in say Denmark and catch brim in the Southeast United States? I realize a Wooley Bugger would suffice, but I'm looking for something smaller and not necessarily a streamer fly.🤷🏼‍♂️ just curious

[@alkinceratfafterthefly6284]

Do you fish it by itself or use it with tandom rigs?

[@alkinceratfafterthefly6284]

Never mind I watched the rest of the video

[@BoulderHikerBoy]

Hi. What varnish are you using?

[@DavieMcPhail]

Hi @BoulderHikerBoy,, I use Veniards clear varnish, I have attached a link to it for you to see..I also use their thinners and if you buy a couple of them it will make it last a very long time before you need to buy another.. All the very best Davie.. Varnish..www.veniard.com/cellire/p/5611 Thinners.www.veniard.com/unitit-thinners/p/5609

[@alkinceratfafterthefly6284]

That's not a challenge unless you want to tie an all around fly

[@alkinceratfafterthefly6284]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@jamesrickerby2756]

Thank you, i try but never like yours!

[@66bigbuds]

If you havent tied one in 20 years, I guess they arent good enough for you to use.

[@TrootHunterFlies]

Silly comment grow up numpty😂

[@imchrisme5514]

I don’t think he fish’s many Stillwater’s nowadays I think that’s probably why.

[@DavieMcPhail]

Hi @66bigbuds, When I worked at the fishery I lost count of how many of these flies I tyed over the years as it was very popular with many..The main reason for not tying them since is that I just haven't fished the small fisheries much since I left around 2003 . But if I was going to fish over the winter months then I would certainly tye a few up for those days when things go a little quiet as it was certainly a fish catcher back then so I'm sure it would fish just as well now.. All the very best Davie