Tying a Fiery Brown Bumble (Wet/Bob) Fly with Davie McPhail

[@patrickmorris8934]

This is a great tutorial! Many thanks. Great fly for a beginner to scratch his head over. Feel like I learnt a lot just getting the materials together for this one.

[@lindsayiflyfish]

You just make it seem effortless Davie, nicely done.

[@garygibbons8046]

As always really enjoy watching you tie. Another great pattern. Ty sir.

[@donaloflynn3922]

Great pattern thanks Davie

[@dodgeydave21]

Superb Davie. Another great tie. Well done

[@rchouser123]

Your videos bring such a calmness to my day.

[@chuckaflyci]

I admire your versatility. Really liked this pattern.

[@frankmonroe8320]

Nice fly Davie. I'll give a try. I went to a local pond today that the State of Mass. stocks with brookies and rainbow. I spoke with someone who told me a friend at the hatchery told him it was decided to stock all their fish now. No fall stocking due to the fact that the virus has left them short handed to man the hatcheries. I saw several fish leave the water chasing something. I used a yellow hornburg and caught a couple non trout. Then missed a fish on a mosquito. Nymphs tomorrow. The virus has curbed all activities here at least we can fish. It's good for the young fishermen who have no classes and old fly fisherman also I guess. Sad but a bright side. Stay well my friend and keep the videos coming. Frank

[@kerrypitt9789]

Davie a few years ago you tied a fly that was sort of an Elk Hair Sedge with fine rubber legs. Best Cutthroat fly ever! Then another, the name was in my head a minute ago but now it is gone. Oh! A Sedgehog made of layered wings and knotted pheasant legs. I caught some huge fish on that! I am adding this one to my repertoire this year, I expect it to do well. Thanks Davie! If you ever go Patreon I am in!! Stay safe please! My best to you and your family!

[@vogle11]

That is a great looking flie will have to make a few of them thanks for sharing

[@AllanMHutton]

Excellent work Davie! Really like these style of flies!

[@fishamidge]

Great fly !!! Thanks for tying it

[@MrLuridan]

Nice calming video. Actually kinda beautiful. It's what the world needs right now.

[@tmarkk99]

Beautifully tied Dave. I have been experimenting with dying lately. It is quite fun. And not hard. But getting the color right takes some experimentation. Thanks again.

[@kentw.897]

Very Nice Davie.!🌴🎣🏄‍♂️Aloha🤙🏼

[@dongil123]

Another great presentation Davie👌 Loving all these uploads during lockdown! Stay safe.

[@cosmiccharlie8606]

Grate looking fly sir thank you for your time and stay safe

[@michaeljmckinnon2960]

Great fly dressing as always Sir

[@piotrr3746]

Super mucha Davie👍 Sprawdzę czy lubią ją klenie 😃

[@timdurbin]

I started tying my own flies last year. I'm glad I started with watching your videos. I cringe when I see how sloppy some other tiers' work is! Ha!

[@metubewot]

great tie Davie.

[@lyndonford8765]

stunning fly!

[@duderoony]

Another great tie dude. Thank you for another one. I’ll give this one a try! lol. Keep safe.

[@eliask3000]

Can you make tour video from your tying room

[@Vincentdonnelly5158]

The vice is out will have a go. Thanks so much.

[@101mossie]

Enjoyed that, thank you 👍🏻

[@possumkingproductionsmike8089]

Fantastic! Got hold of some legal seal here in the US but fiery brown isn’t as fiery as yours. I need some natural to dye. Anyway I’ve been fishing a lot of NC Spiders and Clydes over the past few years. I tie palmers with a gray mallard flank wing to use as an indicator on my three fly casts. Never thought of fiery brown hackle. Thank you so much for your expertise.

[@joesebia6138]

Beautiful fly. A masterclass on perfection. Love the twist of hackle the end to separate fibers prior to making head. You always inspire me, Davie. Stay well my friend.

[@ootnboots]

Nice fly Davie

[@webes7]

Like that one alot!

[@robertandersson331]

beautiful,take care

[@neilvernon7699]

Looks great! You make it look easy. Is the varnish you use the same type of varnish used in woodworking, or is it something special?

[@DavieMcPhail]

Hi Neil, I use Veniard’s Cellire Varnish which I have used for a very long time and would highly recommend it..They also do a black and a red version as well..I'm glad you enjoyed the video.. All the very best Davie..

[@ocaradofly9077]

Linda técnica, parabéns

[@kingsncrome]

Can you target spring sreelhead with this fly?

[@DavieMcPhail]

Hi Soaib Munim, If you think they would work then give it a go. I would be interested to hear how you get on...Stay safe.. All the very best Davie...

[@dylanupdyke4616]

Is that cobblers wax you have on your finger Davie??

[@DavieMcPhail]

Hi Dylan, I have attached a link to a video I made about the wax I use for you to see..All the very best Davie.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3-Xf2xofJZnjsk

[@Lutztheflytyer]

is that Kingsmill-Moore Style ?

[@DavieMcPhail]

HI Lutz Sander, It is a variant of the original fiery brown bumble that Kingsmill tyed as he used Indian Crow in the tail and a dark grouse hackle at the front...I do have plans to tye a few of the originals... All the very best Davie..

[@cijous4]

Muy bonita.

[@FlyRiderFishing]

Beautiful colour combination! Do you dye all materials (seal's fur, hen & cock hackle) at the same time or each material seperatly? I'm thinking about tying a chocolate brown version of this fly - not as fiery as your fly obviously.

[@DavieMcPhail]

Hi Fly Rider, I did dye the materials separately but I would be happy to dye the capes together but the seals fur would be on it's own...If you just have a brown coloured hackle then wind an orange down with it, you can also mix some orange into your brown dubbing as this will give you the fiery brown colour too..I'm glad you like the fly... All the very best Davie..

[@tonylarkfly]

Davie McPhail orange and brown, ok!

[@bolatk1517]

Сидим дома вязать время есть, не скучаю, скорее бы закончилась эта чахотка.

[@dominiqueleblanc2193]

Another great one. I can't eleive you don't get more subs. A lot of viewers must not be subbing. C'mon people, please sub to his channel if you watch his vidz, you won't regret it!