Tying the Fox Squirrel Nymph with Davie McPhail.

[@Pete-d9g]

I'm new to flying tying and watch many of your KZbin videos where I learn a lot, struggle to make mine look like yours.

[@kentw.897]

Nice Davie. I enjoy watching you tie all of your flies. Aloha, & Happy New Year 🌴🎣🎋💥

[@danjohnson6292]

Shame I barely stubbled onto your site. I could watch you tie all day. You make this look effortless and such an easy way of speaking to the camera. Really nice.

[@christophermckillen8512]

Class looking nymph Davie.

[@woodysflies]

Thanks for your version Davie. I tie my own variant due to materials I have and use it on warm water all the time. I have even caught bass with it! I look forward to your next fly.

[@stephenwelham]

i like your style of tying and particularly like the fox squirrell nymph,i also like the hares ear and snow shoe foot emerger,you have a very good way of teaching in an easy to follow steps very best reguards steve

[@aidangonnelly]

Hi Dave, Beautiful fly, not unlike the hare's ear nymph, I tied this with a squirl tail and rabbit dubbing as i' don't have a squirl body patch, still worked a treat, i also tried it with a gold bead and it also worked well; on a size 10 and 12. love watching you vids and really looking forward to trying some more of your patterns throughout the season. again thank you for sharing your talent. Aidan..

[@philieyaya]

great fly davie i'll be tying up a few for the start of the season thanks for the vids cheers philie

[@kerrypitt9789]

I remember when Dave Whitlock put this pattern out. I tied some pretty clumsy versions of it and they caught fish! It's still a great pattern today.

[@salmosalar18]

PERFECT ! bravo .... looks so easy ........ untill realize that ALL your comments and tricks are so important ... I love your work ...... and most of all unlike a lot of fanatstic and beautifull flies that catch the fisherman First ..... your ones are intercontinental and are so loved by THE FISH ... i use 5 or 6 of your models in the south of France and they're just KILLERS ...

[@kokaneefishing956]

Another Great Fly Davie. You have great technique and attention to detail. I have tried some of your other patterns with a great deal of Success! Keep those videos coming!

[@navydonald]

Great fly Davie, and now I know what to do with those larger partridge feathers!

[@richardduvall6512]

This is a great fly

[@stevesnaps1]

Great looking fly Davie,i'm sure that's a very tasty tempter.ATB Steve.

[@krallmi48]

This is going to be a lot of fun for me to see... I'm really looking forward to it. Mike

[@jezza42]

Please post on here if you release your own tying DVD davie, I'll be having one for sure! Excellent patterns you post on here mate! Keep up the good work Much admiration Ian

[@ToxicFlies13]

Another great video great tip on the partridge hackle

[@wongrs]

another tight tie. thanks davie!

[@pescamoscatasio]

hola david este montaje en españa es muy pescador, me gusta mucho yo particularmente lo suelo usar mucho cuando pesco con nifa, un saludo y gracias.

[@jrlejeune]

@DavieMcPhail Thanks for the info Davie. I'll be tying some up Monday at our TU meeting. ATB2U2 John

[@jrlejeune]

Thanks Again Davie. Can you tell us what the variant is from Dave's to your fly?

[@ZombiePig100]

Hi Davie I was wondering what fly I could use in north Wales if you have one could you make a video about it thank you. ~Eilir

[@krallmi48]

Hello Davie, I've used your partridge hackle trick quite a bit since you taught it to me. I've been trying to use partridge on some very small flies (Sly's Midge... Sylvester Nemes) on #18 B-160 and am getting too close to the tip for the trick to work. I've tried rolling fibers into a collar (like rolling deer) and it's not working. Are there other ways to use "too big" partridge in a spider form on tiny flies? Mike

[@sfeinberg1]

Davie, do you now use adhesive-backed lead in preference to wire for most of your weighted flies?

[@mikeharrill210]

grate fly grate fly there was no