video - Ally Finn

Discussion in 'Fly Tying Step by Step / Video' started by Hans Weilenmann, Feb 5, 2013.

  1. Hans Weilenmann Active Member

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    Ally Finn
    Hook: Tiemco 777SP #10
    Working thread: Gudebrod 8/0, white
    Head: Sparton 6/0, black
    Yolk sac: Wapsi Crawdub, softshell - fibers aligned and tied in as a loop
    Body: Oil Creek Outfitters Crystal Braid, peach
    Underwing: Llama Mix, grey - very sparse
    Wing: Bronze mallard barbs - very sparse
    Head: Sparton 6/0, black

    Video here - please view in HD, if able:



    Cheers,
    Hans W
  2. Rob Ast Active Member

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    West Pugetopolis WA
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    First musk ox, now llama. What's next, dragon scales? (I keed, I keed)
  3. Hans Weilenmann Active Member

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    Rob,

    You must have missed the wallaby :cool:

    Seriously now - Llama is readily available these days from many flyshops. Or substitute some fine synthetic fibers - no worries.

    Cheers,
    Hans W
  4. kelvin Active Member

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    Seattle,WA
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    Rob, I will do a SBS of my dragon scale , tiger wisker, and cobra venom dyed wallaby eye lash dubbing emerger soon
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  5. Steve Saville Active Member

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    Tacoma, WA
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    I can hardly wait. Seriously though, Hans, I am eternally grateful for you videos as I have begun to spend more time at the bench now that I am retired. I can't make it to the size 22 wolly bugger but I keep trying.:)
  6. GAT Active Member

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    Willamette Valley, OR
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    I've used llama for awhile. One of my buddies was a llama trainer so I had a natural supply.

    At least Hans hasn't used Eye of Newt... yet.:)

    (I can't tie a size 16 WB)
  7. Tacoma Red Punk Rock Warlord

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    Kitsap
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    This will be a great estuary fly to use in the next month or two, targeting SRC.

    Thanks Hans