Tying The Menage A Dungeon with Kelly Galloup

Kelly's Menage A Dungeon features the same length and proportions as the Triple Dungeon, but with a body composed of UV Polar Chenille rather than the traditional Ice Dub and Schlappen. It’s still a toss up as to which version fishes better all-around, but we prefer the Menage A Dungeon when fishing areas that like a little more flash as well as in low light.
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Galloup's Olive Menage a Dungeon Recipe
Thread: GSP 100 - www.slideinn.c...
Back Section
Rear Hook: MFC 7050 or Daiichi 2460 #6 - www.slideinn.c...
Flash: Copper Flashabou - www.slideinn.c...
Bottom Wing: Yellow Marabou - www.slideinn.c...
Top Wing: Olive Marabou
Second Section
Connection: 19 Strand AFW Surflon and one glass bead - www.slideinn.c...
Hook: MFC 7050 #2
Skirt: Olive and Yellow Marabou
Body: Olive Brown UV Polar Chenille - www.slideinn.c...
Rubber Legs: Golden Yellow/Pearl Flake Barred Crazy Legs - www.slideinn.c...
Wing: Olive Marabou
Front Section
Hook: MFC 7050 #2/0
Connection: 19 Strand AFW Surflon and two glass beads
Skirt: Copper Flashabou and Olive Marabou
Body: Olive Brown UV Polar Chenille
Rubber Legs: Golden Yellow/Pearl Flake Barred Crazy Legs
Wing: Olive Marabou
Eyes: Large Yellow Lead Eyes - www.slideinn.c...
Collar: Olive Deer Hair - www.slideinn.c...
Head: Olive Deer Hair

[@comodave5]

Hi Kelly, great video. How about tying a swimmin Jimmy for the next video? Bass season is just starting in the Midwest.

[@Ericbyhookorbycrook]

It would kinda be nice if the dumbell eyes had width options. I'm always thinking of others things to use as eyes for big sculpins. Or sucker imitations.

[@charlieboutin3341]

What weight rod would you recommend for this fly? I like using the lighter (4,5 &6)when possible but this is a big fly, I have an 8wt but rarely use it except with large Clousers but think it may be the one for this.? I take your advice very serious because you Know! Thanks for all your help. 🎣

[@TheSlideinn]

Charlie, this fly is best used with a 7-8 wt rod as it definitely pushes a lot of water. Thanks for watching

[@charlieboutin3341]

Thanks very much for for replying..and your unbelievable detailed videos. They help all who watch. I love your narration..”Everything in California causes cancer” , I had to explain to wife, they put that warning on Everything 🙄. Good fishing and God Bless

[@jeffnelson2197]

I learn a lot from these lessons. Thank you for. Sharing your knowledge!👍🏼😀

[@Ericbyhookorbycrook]

Yup, just ordered one in this color, and one in tan. I'm stoked. Among some other goodies. But tis the season for slob browns. LIFE IS GOOD!

[@mikekuczynski1552]

Oh you mean that one nice day in February. I like the tie , nice and simple with materials you can actually get .

[@Dar3moon]

Nice video. Like the concept of the sponge in a cup, is this something that is being sold?

[@willmann8597]

Those pesky trout never stop at stop signs that’s why they “T” bone those flies!

[@stevemd8947]

Kelly - Excellent Video ------Jeremy - Outstanding editing.

[@bleeds2212]

Is there instance where you spin over stack the head, beyond preference of the technique?

[@italiantroutaholic8926]

you have more different color in hair and feathers than a crayon Box!!!

[@ipod1978]

Great fly and great tutorial guys, some fantastic tips in this one

[@willmann8597]

Thanks Kelly I’ll be tying that this weekend with my new kit!

[@ericlong9085]

Really enjoy your tying

[@chrisjelfs9738]

And so

[@jeffnotti9932]

GOD i just love flies (not the ones on $#!7) and i really like tying my own. Thanks Kelly.. i learn a ton of stuff watching all your videos J

[@rschreck876]

I’m still amazed at your bobbin control. Looks like your hardly applying pressure yet your materials just stay there.

[@stealthswim223]

This is gonna be the first fly I tie. Super simple lol. 😂

[@exmofisherman]

No doubt Kelly knows what he’s talking about and his reputation talks for itself, but an hour and twenty minutes?! Video could be cut down to 10 minutes if you take out all the fluff

[@TheSlideinn]

Some people like the fluff. You can always fast forward though what you don't want to watch.

[@SlickRoode]

"The Fluffer"...how on earth that has not made it as a name on one of your patterns is a trick missed.

[@LineSpeedJediTimRawlins]

I like the raw footage. This is a free service. There is a ton of value in it. I find it incredible that people complain at all. To repay The Slide Inn for their efforts you could comment by inserting the times of key parts of the video 5:00 15:00 37:45 1:00 etc. So others could find the parts of the video you found helpful, repaying Slide Inn for the high quality content and mega value you received free of charge.

[@commoncorysense1809]

A lot of what you call ‘’Fluff’’ is actually the ‘’’Why’’ and there is good knowledge in there, if you look for it you can apply some of the Why to other fly ties and not limit yourself to the Paint-Tie By Numbers tutorial videos. The main reason those other videos are at 10 minutes or just over is for the monetary guidelines of KZbin