Tying the F-Fly Midge (DryFly) with Davie McPhail

[@flytyerSFT]

Отличная муха! И, как всегда, безупречная работа! Я всегда с удовольствием смотрю, как вы это делаете - безупречная техника, ни одного лишнего движения! Спасибо!

[@stumphunter100]

Davie, thanks for making all of the videos. I enjoy watching each one of them as they are always inspirational. The F-Fly Midge is a fly I will be adding to my fly box to use for trout and panfishing. Thanks, Ronnie

[@BeyerOutdoors]

I like the simplicity of this fly. I have all the materials for this one, so I'll give it a try. Have you tied these in other colors? If so, we're they as effective as the red one?

[@notnat14]

Hi Davie I am a great fan of your patterns and have met you on a couple of occasions. Just a suggestion, but what would help me immensely would be a section that was showing what type of flies to use at what particular time of the year. Living in Scotland myself I would appreciate any help I can get. Almost have a section called, "Flies Throughout the Year" and then folders by month, with your videos then showing within each of the months. What are your thought? Regards

[@DavieMcPhail]

Hi clive tanton, I do film patterns that I'm tying for that time of year though I agree it would be a good idea to put together playlists of flies to suit certain times of the year, although many of the patterns will fish throughout the year in different sizes. All the very best Davie

[@mttrouthntr]

Very nice as usual Davie. Did you knot the leg material yourself or purchase it that way?

[@JonasTheLundh]

Hi Davie. First of all I would like to thank you for many great and inspirational videos, and secondly I have a couple of questions. First: I am a novice flytyer, just started last week. Are there any materials you could recommend to bring together a good, basic kit to get me going on tying a moderate variety of flies, dry flies, wet flies, nymphs, some salt water flies (probably won't do many streamers though)? I'll post another comment for my second question.

[@JonasTheLundh]

Secondly (and this is just out of pure curiosity): You being the experienced fly tier that you are, I'm sure this happens very rarely, if ever, but do you ever botch up when making a fly to the point that you'll have to start over. Being very new to the whole fly tying thing myself, this has happened a lot to me. I'd just like to know if it still happens to you, as I could take some comfort in knowing that experienced tiers like yourself still are no more than human. Keep up the good work!

[@WeeManSham]

supper wee fly,that's a new one on me!great stuff from Ireland!

[@ToxicFlies13]

How do you tie all the legs on the feather like that?

[@TheNego]

Davie, I have been watching these videos for a while and have learned a lot! I really appreciate it! I do have a request could you tie a version of the Tupps Indispensable that is your own. I would love to see what you come up with. This fly works fantastically in my area of Canada, as well as other places I have tried it.

[@russkyman50]

Great Catcher of Trout & Grayling anywhere.

[@MM-tt3np]

cool, F-Fly and "Bibio" in one fly ;) must be a killer!! :P

[@Labeilofest]

Great stuff, thanks Davie.

[@rendzis]

What kind of pattern do u suggest for artificially reared trout?

[@salar2521]

Hi Davie, can you help me with what to look for when buying acrtic fox for wing and tailing? thank you in advance

[@TheNego]

Thanks lots, Jason J

[@gawinallison592]

hi/ davie, as allways great tying i have learned a great deal from your video;s could you please tell me where you get your wax from please keep the videos coming tight lines gawin p.s very sad news about steve parton he will be sadly missed r.i.p

[@alexst3333]

да муха отличная должна и на дв работать.

[@vvsbygg]

I hope i get a nice Trout tomorrow ! ;) Sweden