Tying the Kingsmill Wet Fly (Variant) with Davie McPhail.

[@kentw.897]

Very Nice Davie. Thankyou for making this video. Aloha🌴🎣🏄‍♂️

[@waynedavies5569]

Hi Davie, A classic wet fly from TC Kingsmill Moore. Yes the Kingsmill is a beautiful pattern, which highlighted by the Golden Crest topping and tail. Regards, Wayne 😀👍

[@markallenbell3868]

You are right Davie. That is a beautiful fly.

[@kerrypitt9789]

That's a beautiful fly pattern, but the blue tag is what got me! I do not fish fly patterns that work strictly on attraction. They always have to have some kind of proper property in the pattern. This one may be usable for me, I will give it a shot , maybe the fish will have a better idea.

[@johnsteels5382]

Very inspiring and one I must try tying. Thank you so much.

[@jonmath1]

That is one outstanding fly, but the tip on forming a nice head was worth it's weight in gold to me. Thank you so much! Jon

[@Labeilofest]

The Kingsmill is a beauty Davie, thanks for showing us that. Cheers.

[@joeduca8582]

I can't believe I haven't seen this, that's an awesome looking wet! I have crow too, the other materials are easy enough to get. It' 1/11/20, hope you had I wonderful Christmas and having a super new year!

[@Lukasz_Fishing_Ireland]

beautiful fly! friend ask me to tie a few... im lucky i can learn it quickly in here :) thanks for sharing :)

[@jameslennox2414]

Davie aye must have every one of your flys, A lot of them are about there sell by day, so they are , Aye get all my gear out GAC. 🎣🎣🎣 STAY SAFE BUDDY.

[@bluesimon13ify]

A lovely fly

[@outdoorsinontario3037]

Excellent!!!

[@ericluscombe3272]

god you tie beautiful flies curious I keep hearing you say wax the thread is the thread you buy with wax on it not good or something. I am newish at this thats why the dumb questions lol

[@gareth6898]

Well haha I didn't have any black ostrich herl and I simply cannot spend any more money on materials (Ive spent a few quid short of a grand ! ) So rather than use peacock herl I have some light olive ostrich herl that is a good match for my olive cape, so Ive done the fly as an olive variant. Not sure if it will catch but I don't see why not. I will let you know if I ever catch on it..you never know it may work really well ??????

[@DavieMcPhail]

Hi Gareth, I've tyed them with a dubbed body which works well and peacock herl would be just as good and I like the idea of an Olive version it too would work...Well done and I'm sure the box is looking good... All the very best davie...

[@gareth6898]

Yeah Ive had some nice feed back on the olive version in the fly tying forum (although the purists are not happy I didnt use a black wing. I have no crow so subbed with the darker part of a mallard quill) and I really like the fly myself. One person has said they will tie a few themself. The box is looking brilliant and the amount.of work gone in is really paying off now. Im just tying up a few variants of The Bruiser as we speak.

[@garix51]

So nice to see!! Thanks Davie

[@zimtrout]

Hi davie what fly tying wax do you use??

[@seanmooney3907]

Really nice fly here Davie, I find the odd one, I know you tied, in the middle of the night while watching over Kathryn. I know I have seen all of your video's more than once. I just am surprised when I haven't commented on their beauty. I have yellow dye so I am going to try to dye some feathers from the saddle I told you about. We'll see what happens. If I like the color, I'll put the rest into the dye. Thanks so much for the advice. All the best to you and your family, Sean

[@charlize841]

I wish I spoke Scot. What is that feather a rook of crow? This fly is stunning.

[@DavieMcPhail]

Hi charlize841, I was sold them as Crow but they could easily be either, as they are very much the same and both would be ideal for this fly..I'm glad you liked the fly... All the very best Davie

[@graemebrown1191]

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