Tying Davie's Damsel Nymph Muddler By Davie McPhail.

[@ArcticFlies56]

David, this is a perfect Fly! Nice job. Best regards, Richard

[@ShirtRIPPA83]

I swear your flies look like they are going to crawl right off your hook and take off every time I watch one of your videos. You are a true master Davie, I only hope to one day be half as good as you! Keep the videos coming!

[@josephh957]

For everyone out there, if you ever run in to issues cutting your deer/elk hair, steam them using steam from a kettle before cutting. The fly will hold its shape better and the hair will also stand up better to the blade. May seem small but makes a big difference!!

[@IainBig]

Hi Davie, that damsel looks awesome! Its a work of art. Keep them coming Davie We all appreciate your work. Many thanks Iain.

[@TheBrianfanner]

Fantastic Davie! A muddler head on a damsel. Who would of thought? I can imagine that will work a treat over a reed bed on still waters. Definately going to give it a shot. Thanks!

[@jerzeq3]

i dont even tie my own flies yet, but i watch your vids now and again because yours are all beautiful and the vids are so well done. thanks, keep it up.

[@mrflydog]

Thanks Davie for allowing us to watch a master at work.

[@door2yourheart]

That looks like a very useful pattern, Davie. I will defo tie some of those up! Also the Mayflies have just started appearing on the lake i fish, so i will tie some cream/yellow versions to represent the emergers. As always, thank you very much. Alan

[@Argomec63]

Por la chita las Nymph Muddler güenas loco. You are very pulento y capo. ¡Te pasaste gilberto! Gracias de verdad

[@mazay1106]

David,super👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👈

[@4theloveoflife]

I usually use olive grizzly for the damsels

[@stevesnaps1]

Another great looking fly, just the boy for the weed bed margins.,do you have an outlet where you sell your flies Dave?Regards Steve.

[@woutdekroon6009]

Hi Davie, excelent and clear video's, however I ahave a short question for you; you always talk about dyeing fibres, hackles and other material your self, can I ask what kind of dye you use for this? thanks & Best Regards, Wout de Kroon

[@DavieMcPhail]

Hi Wout de Kroon, The dyes I use come from a wholesale company called Veniards so here is a link to their website for you to see..I'm glad you enjoyed the video... www.veniard.com/product1787/section138/dye-tubes All the very best Davie

[@detroitdave4127]

magic ,very nice.

[@triviumlambofgod]

love this one going to give it a go

[@MrFlyfish101]

Dave, Great job as always.hey do u know any mode patterns for trout or bass if u do please tell me and try to post a video of it. :)

[@richardcontant4659]

Ok, I know, dumb question… why the wax on the thread ?

[@DavieMcPhail]

Hi Richard, It's not a dumb question at all as waxing your thread does help give your thread a lot more grip when tying your materials on and off especially when tying hackles and wings on, it will also help to give the thread a little more strength... All the very best Davie..

[@garix51]

Hi Davie, which kind of marabou you like best for the tails of damsels, streamers and so on? I can easily find the Wapsi one, Wolly Bugger, Mini, Strung,Grizzly, Ostrich..... I tye it on # 8 to # 12 hooks for rainbows on stillwater. All the best and many thanks Marco

[@sternsteven]

I am so sorry a whole comment is missing!!! I was asking if you could demonstrate john Goddards technique of "doubling and redoubling " wing covers. MY attempts are messy to say the least. Apologies for accidental Slight Steve

[@Thatblacksilverado31]

can you make them in black too?

[@danielalejandrocavallo8619]

hello, hook use. Thank you

[@fullstrutn]

first thing he said size 10 kamisan 175

[@karengarlick2327]

Daniel Alejandro Cavallo 0

[@bassmember876]

is there a certain reason u always use a blue background?

[@fullstrutn]

it's his shirt

[@sternsteven]

You are a gent S

[@MrFlyfish101]

Mouse patterns sorry