Fly Tying the CDC Collared Blowtorch скачать в хорошем качестве

Fly Tying the CDC Collared Blowtorch

In this video, I discuss the intricacies of fly tying the CDC Collared Blowtorch, focusing on the materials and techniques used to create effective flies for fishing. I emphasize the importance of using specific materials like CDC feathers and Antron yarn, and share detailed methods for tying and constructing the fly body. The conversation also covers the use of UV curing techniques to finalize the fly, ensuring it is both functional and durable for fishing. Takeaways Materials for fly tying include CDC feathers and Antron yarn. Using a weighted stone fly can enhance fishing effectiveness. CDC feathers add movement to the fly, attracting fish. Proper wrapping techniques are crucial for fly durability. UV curing can help finalize the fly and ensure its longevity. Antron yarn is useful for creating a loose material in flies. Flat wire can add shape and stability to the fly. Tying techniques can vary, and experimentation is encouraged. Maintaining a neat head on the fly is important for aesthetics. Gravity can assist in filling gaps when curing with resin. Sound bites "I use this fly on the Rapid River in Maine as an anchor fly for a euronymphing rig." "I'm going to start trying this on my club pond to see what I can dredge up." "CDC does get unruly at time, so here are some tips to work with it." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to CDC Collared Blowtorch 01:29 Materials: Jig Hook and Slotted Bead 02:00 Materials: Lead-Free Weight and Tying Thread 02:47 Materials: Antron Yarn and Flat Wire 03:31 Materials: Collaring CDC 04:07 Tying the Blowtorch: Bead and Lead-Free Weight 06:09 Tying in the Tag and Wire 08:06 Tying the Blowtorch: Dubbing the Body 09:24 Wrapping Wire Ribbing 12:36 Trimming the Tag 12:55 Tying in the CDC Collar 18:55 Finishing the Fly with UV Resin Keywords fly tying, CDC feathers, fishing techniques, nymphs, fly fishing, tying techniques, fishing gear, trout fishing, fly patterns, euronymphing, blowtorch, euro-nymphing