Tying a Bow Tie Buzzer with Davie McPhail

[@tulix9572]

Great, Bravo ! Thank you for this historical Frank Sawyer Pattern, because it's very difficult to finde something about it.

[@jamesgallacher7560]

Wow I love that Davy.....LOTS.

[@Estebant80]

excellent, thanks for all the videos I am a faithful follower of the channel, and a passionate fly tying, as well as fly fishing greetings from Ecuador

[@dariuszpiatak8675]

This is one of the best stillwater pattern. Thanks Davie for sharing. I'll try tie it with owl tail feather for more buggy look. All the best Davie!

[@Fischer67]

Hi Davie, wonderful gills! All the best Peter

[@OldBear5255]

Great looking tiny buzzer mate. That would be a killer on the brookies and browns over here. Got to tie some for my boxes. Thanks again my friend for sharing with us all. Hope you and your family are doing well and keeping safe. Best Regards, Ken 🐟🦃

[@duderoony]

Yet another great tie dude. Thank you for sharing this with us. Keep keeping safe.

[@tmarkk99]

Enjoyed it Davie. Thanks for another set of pro tips!

[@gltrout]

With this type of Fly,very similar to mine, I caught the most beautiful trout.

[@MyPancho1]

Another cracking wee fly!

[@metubewot]

Lovely Davie, and it would be interesting to see if Frank Sawyer's buzzer was any better. His book claimed that as it was free to turn, it would be more attractive. I however doubt that it was tested, and saving the faf of having to tie your nylon to bits of wool, is a big bonus, so I'll go with your fly Davie. As an add on, I have dressed Pheasant tail nymphs on the silver mylar body as you did here, and done well on them too, my thinking being that hatching nymphs use gas to burst out and it can look silver under water. Great video as always.

[@tinker5349]

Hi, nice pattern I'll try some, thanks for sharing the video

[@shawnbarry3893]

Nice job 👍

[@andersklasson1226]

Great fly👍

[@labradorflytying8554]

Nice fly

[@markallenbell3868]

Beautiful fly, nicely done. I have been wondering the purpose of waxing the thread as you tie? I wax the thread when I spin dubbing on, is this the same type wax? Thanks, I so enjoy your videos.

[@DavieMcPhail]

Hi Mark, I have attached a link to a video I made about the wax I use. it's mainly used to help grip and strengthen the thread especially when tying on the hackle and wing...It will also help hold the dubbing much as you do with the wax you may be using..I'm glad you liked the fly.. All the very best Davie.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3-Xf2xofJZnjsk

[@markallenbell3868]

Thanks Davie. I think that will help tying hair wings that want to slip as you tie them on. I really appreciate you answering and acknowledging all comments. Very considerate.

[@jameswilson6717]

Looks awsome

[@bentpolski]

Davie isTHE BEST!

[@ericlong9085]

beauty davie

[@troutman9399]

For which months is it more effective? Nice fly

[@DavieMcPhail]

Hi Pesca Truchas, I can catch with this fly throughout the fishing season here from March through to October when midge are hatching, you just have to tye them in different sizes...10s to 16s.. All the very best Davie

[@tcnorthants3641]

Elegant simplicity! Where do you buy your pheasant tails from? Mine barely made it to the thorax turns before running out.

[@DavieMcPhail]

Hi Tc Northants, I buy from Veniards in bulk so that I can select the best tails for tying these, I also buy as off Ebay from time to time as some of the game keepers sell the tails..It is an elegant and simple fly as you said... All the very best Davie

[@sebastiencastanet6453]

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