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Phil Rowley Fly Fishing
Canada
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My You Tube channel is intended to provide educational information on both fly tying and fly fishing techniques.
Classic Callibaetis Emerger-How to Tie Kaufmann's Timberline Emerger
Randall Kaufmann's Timberline Emerger is another classic stillwater pattern and a must-have when Callibaetis mayflies are active and emerging. This, along with my Callibaetis Cruncher, are two patterns I always have on hand whenever there is a chance Callibaetis might be on the trout's menu.
Timberline Emerger
Designed by Randall Kaufmann
Hook: Daiichi 1760 #14-#18
Thread: Semperfli Classic Waxed, 12/0 or 8/0, Black or Steel
Tail: Flue from the base of a Pheasant Rump Feather
Rib: Semperfli, Copper Wire
Body: Squirrel, Muskrat or Rabbit Dubbing, Grey
Hackle: Whiting Hebert Minor, Hen, Brown
Wings: Grizzly Hen or Saddle Hackle Tips
Material Sources
Daiichi 1760 #14-#18: www.canadianllama.com/daiichi-fly-hooks/curved-hooks/?referrer=CNWR_33041533934888
Semperfli Classic Waxed 12/0 or 8/0, Black or Steel:
Pheasant Rump:
Semperfli, Copper Wire
Squirrel, Muskrat or Rabbit Dubbing, Grey
Whiting Hebert Minor, Hen, Brown
Grizzly Hen or Saddle Hackle Tips
Learn to tie my Callibaetis Cruncher: ua-cam.com/video/AkxYopkshNE/v-deo.html
How to Fly Fish Lakes
Take my Stillwater Essentials Masterclass: anchoredoutdoors.com/flycraft@shaw.ca/stillwater-fishing-with-phil-rowley
Learn how I fish lakes through my Orvis Guide to Stillwater Trout Fishing: bit.ly/OrvisGuidetoStillwaterTroutFishing
Keep in Touch
Website: philrowleyflyfishing.com/
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Twitter: FlycraftPhil
@CatchMagazine @tightlinevideo @newflyfisher
#flytying #flytyingtutorial #flytyingforbeginners #flyfishing
Timberline Emerger
Designed by Randall Kaufmann
Hook: Daiichi 1760 #14-#18
Thread: Semperfli Classic Waxed, 12/0 or 8/0, Black or Steel
Tail: Flue from the base of a Pheasant Rump Feather
Rib: Semperfli, Copper Wire
Body: Squirrel, Muskrat or Rabbit Dubbing, Grey
Hackle: Whiting Hebert Minor, Hen, Brown
Wings: Grizzly Hen or Saddle Hackle Tips
Material Sources
Daiichi 1760 #14-#18: www.canadianllama.com/daiichi-fly-hooks/curved-hooks/?referrer=CNWR_33041533934888
Semperfli Classic Waxed 12/0 or 8/0, Black or Steel:
Pheasant Rump:
Semperfli, Copper Wire
Squirrel, Muskrat or Rabbit Dubbing, Grey
Whiting Hebert Minor, Hen, Brown
Grizzly Hen or Saddle Hackle Tips
Learn to tie my Callibaetis Cruncher: ua-cam.com/video/AkxYopkshNE/v-deo.html
How to Fly Fish Lakes
Take my Stillwater Essentials Masterclass: anchoredoutdoors.com/flycraft@shaw.ca/stillwater-fishing-with-phil-rowley
Learn how I fish lakes through my Orvis Guide to Stillwater Trout Fishing: bit.ly/OrvisGuidetoStillwaterTroutFishing
Keep in Touch
Website: philrowleyflyfishing.com/
Join My Mailing List: bit.ly/2qmU2QL
Facebook: goo.gl/gYR2MB
Instagram: goo.gl/QVot5t
Twitter: FlycraftPhil
@CatchMagazine @tightlinevideo @newflyfisher
#flytying #flytyingtutorial #flytyingforbeginners #flyfishing
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Pyramid Lake Chironomid-How to Tie the Prodigy Pupa
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Nevada's Pyramid Lake is home to the world's largest cutthroat trout. Despite the gargantuan size these trout attain, small flies such as chironomid pupa are often one of the best fly choices. Taylor Brune's Prodigy Pupa is an excellent choice in your fly box if you can fish Pyramid Lake, especially during the late winter through early spring. The Prodigy Pupa is also a pretty darn good pattern...
Unveiling the Charm of the 52 Buick-A Classic Stillwater Pattern
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The 52 Buick is a classic pattern that deserves a place in any stillwater fly box. Developed by Gary Carlton of Edmonton, Alberta, to suggest a damselfly nymph, the 52 Buick also suggests scuds, caddis pupa and dragonfly nymphs. Its generic, scruffy nature has natural trout appeal and looks like something they want to eat. 52 Buick Hook: Daiichi 1560 #8-#12 Thread: Semperfli Classic Waxed, 8/0,...
Irresistible Chironomid Pupa Pattern: Ryan's Refushia
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Are you looking for a chironomid pupa pattern trout find tough to resist? Consider adding my buddy Ryan's Refusia to your stillwater box. Ryan's Refushia is named after its signature fushia rib and the fact that it is tough to pass up. If trout are targeting chironomid pupa, which they usually do, Ryan's Refushia has proven itself numerous times in lakes across Canada and the United States. Rya...
How to Tie the Daphnia Leech-A Zooplankton Solution
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Beadhead Blobs such as some of those on my channel are a popular pattern choice when fish are fixated on zooplankton. I have also done well in these situations using small balanced or jig leeches such as my Daphnia Leech. In these instances I am using a smaller pattern tied predominantly in a color that approximates the natural color of the zooplankton the trout are focused on. Don't be afraid ...
Simple to Tie Adult Stillwater Caddis-Synthetic Sedge
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Being on the water when trout are slashing and swirling at large Travelling Sedge or Motor Boat Caddis is one of the most exciting stillwater experiences. For many years, the Mikulak Sedge was my go-to pattern. But my Synthetic Sedge works equally well and takes much less time to tie. Synthetic Sedge Hook: Daiichi 1760 #6-#10 Thread: Semperfli Classic Waxed 8/0, Pale Olive Underbody and Tail: M...
How to Tie a Blended Chironomid Pupa-The Deep Blue Sea "C" Pupa
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Although an excellent choice for shallow water presentations, my Deep Blue "C" (Chironomid) Pupa pattern excels in deep water. The white bead and blended Steelhead Blue Buzzer Wrap body stand out in the dark, deep water. This pattern has become one of my favourites when targetting trout in deep water over 15 feet. Deep Blue C Pupa Hook: Daiichi 1760 #10-#14 or Alec Jackson Silver Covet #9-#13 T...
How to Tie a Rubber Leg Copper John-Argentine Style
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How to Tie a Rubber Leg Copper John-Argentine Style
Tie a Skip Nymph Like a Pro: Classic Stillwater Fly Pattern
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Tie a Skip Nymph Like a Pro: Classic Stillwater Fly Pattern
Master the Art of Tying a Balanced Leech: Bruised (H/O Bead)
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Master the Art of Tying a Balanced Leech: Bruised (H/O Bead)
How to Tie Lake Flies | The Suspender Backswimmer
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How to Tie Lake Flies | The Suspender Backswimmer
Tie This Simple Callibaetis Dun | Stillwater Dun
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Tie This Simple Callibaetis Dun | Stillwater Dun
Tie a Simple Leech Pattern Like a Pro | The Chester Leech
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Tie a Simple Leech Pattern Like a Pro | The Chester Leech
Discover the "Herl Bach" | An Uncomplicated, Deadly, Mayfly Nymph
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Discover the "Herl Bach" | An Uncomplicated, Deadly, Mayfly Nymph
How to Tie The Shower Spider! AKA the Argentine Apps
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How to Tie The Shower Spider! AKA the Argentine Apps
Unbelievably Easy Boatman Pattern | Tie My Bearded Boatman
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Unbelievably Easy Boatman Pattern | Tie My Bearded Boatman
Deadly Callibaetis Pattern | How to Tie My Callibaetis Cruncher
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Deadly Callibaetis Pattern | How to Tie My Callibaetis Cruncher
Tie This Pheasant Tail Variant | The Diablo Rojo
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Tie This Pheasant Tail Variant | The Diablo Rojo
English Pattern Adapted for North American Lakes | The Western Woofta #flytying #flyfishing
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English Pattern Adapted for North American Lakes | The Western Woofta #flytying #flyfishing
Fly Fishing Lakes? Try This Pattern | Learn to Tie a Fuzz Ball Scud
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Fly Fishing Lakes? Try This Pattern | Learn to Tie a Fuzz Ball Scud
How to Tie a Hare's Ear Diawl Bach-Fly Tying with Phil Rowley
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How to Tie a Hare's Ear Diawl Bach-Fly Tying with Phil Rowley
How to Tie the Humungous-Minnow, Leech or Something Else?
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How to Tie the Humungous-Minnow, Leech or Something Else?
How to Tie a F.A.B.-They Don't Have to be Gaudy
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How to Tie a F.A.B.-They Don't Have to be Gaudy
How to Tie the Apps Worm-Attractor or Imitator?
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How to Tie the Apps Worm-Attractor or Imitator?
How to Tie the Marabou Leech-A Classic Stillwater Fly
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How to Tie the Marabou Leech-A Classic Stillwater Fly
How to Tie a Suggestive Stillwater Pattern-The Bubba Gump Shrimp
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How to Tie a Suggestive Stillwater Pattern-The Bubba Gump Shrimp
How to Fly Fish Lakes with Phil Rowley-Across the Pond Challenge
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How to Fly Fish Lakes with Phil Rowley-Across the Pond Challenge
Figuring Out a Lake-Phil Rowley Fly Fishing Strategy
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Figuring Out a Lake-Phil Rowley Fly Fishing Strategy
How to Tie a Scud Pattern for Lakes-Mirage Soft Hackle Scud
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How to Tie a Scud Pattern for Lakes-Mirage Soft Hackle Scud
How to Tie a Balanced Leech - Tokaryk Special 2.0
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How to Tie a Balanced Leech - Tokaryk Special 2.0
Out of curiosity, have you ever seen the Pegasus production video of Bob Quigley tying his flies, especially the Film Critic? Back then, in the early days of stacking loops he first tied in monofilament as the stacking loop, and on this video he introduced the use of using the tying thread. It’s worth watching! To my knowledge, he never used a strand of Antron or z-Lon as the post, like most guys do today.
One thing I thought of regarding another use for a dubbing loop is to use the thread loop as a post for tying a parachute hackle used to tie a pull over or hackle stacker. I learned this from Bob Quigley when he taught me how to tie his Film Critic. Thanks for a great video on dubbing loops !
@@stevenloy5514 I enjoy tying hackle stacker dries. You now have me thinking and planning. I will talk to Tim about doing a hackle based Talk N Tie. Cheers. Phil
Looks great. Hell, I'd eat it.
@@davidcudlip6587 Thanks. Glad you like the fly and enjoyed the video. Cheers, Phil.
I’ve these for 3 years and learned some new things. But you kept wanting to way point the fish I would focus on marking the structure they are on. Structure holding fish will stay most of the time but by the time you turn around the individual fish is gone
Hi Chris, thanks for taking the time to comment. Perhaps I should have been clearer. I actually do both. I mark locations where I have taken fish and structure. Coupled with my Autochart Live I can see what structure fish seem to be relating to on any given day. I find this helpful as trout live to cruise and meander. Cheers, Phil.
I will save this how to in my library.
I just bought the Helix 7 chirp mega si gps g4n, can i run the transducer that it came with next to a high speed transducer, will the helix auto switch between the two depending on speed?
Hi, I checked with Andrew for the answer to your question. Here is what he sent to me: "You can run an MSI and 2D transducers using the splitter cable and transducer listed. It will default to the 2D transducer in this configuration. Refer to the installation instructions for set up." 710274-1 XNT 9 HW T 720101-1 9 M SIDB Y I hope this helps. If you have any additional questions at all, please don't hesitate to ask. Cheers, Phil
@@PhilRowleyFlyFishing thank you for asking
What are your thoughts with using buck tail in place of marabou or rabbit fur?
You could certainly use bucktail. I have to admit I prefer the movement marabou or rabbit fur provides to suggest a natural leech. Cheers, Phil
Sorry to comment on an older video but do you have any advice on when to fish a booby vs when to fish a fab?
You are more than welcome to place a comment any time. Most times my choice is more of a guy decision than anything else. If I want more buoyancy such as as when using a sweep line or in shallow water I would probably use a Booby. FABs aren’t as buoyant so I tend to use them if hooking bottom isn’t much of an issue or concern. Both flies have different actions when stripped. A FABs back end pitches up on the pause. Booby’s tend to wobble more. Of the two I tend to use FABs more often. A great question Cheers, Phil
@@PhilRowleyFlyFishing many thanks!
Good looking pattern. Would you fish this on a Midge Tip?
@@jasonbasher5434 Thanks Jason. I usually fish this on a floating line or different length midge tips. You could also use a hover or clear intermediate depending where in the water the fish seem to be concentrated. Cheers, Phil.
@@PhilRowleyFlyFishing that was weird. I was signed in on an old account. Anyway, still a cool pattern and thanks for the advice on how to fish it!
In a world of synthetic materials, you just can't replicate that magical property of herl. Nice tie!
@@tylerbiro8347 Peacock herl is a magical material and I take every opportunity to add it to anything I am tying. Cheers, Phil
Instead of wax, how about stick glue used for paper?
You certainly could. I know of other tyers using the tacky pads to trap mice. Cheers, Phil
Wow, great pattern at 59:50 and on, Phil. Have you noticed the fish like autumn patterns in the fall? I tried something like that with the 'waste' feathers, but ended up losing my dubbing loop, mid phonecall ! Also, great advice on the aftershaft feathers, I always found I was too 'sausage finger' to handle those little marvels. Put them in a dubbing loop, eh? It might not get to you at the same time, but 🎇 Happy Canada Day!! 🎇 🥌 ( YT cut off the flag icons...hmm ) And of course, Flagler had to create a masterpiece just off the cuff. thanks guys, loving it!! Tight Lines!
Hi Mike, Thanks for taking the time to comment on our live event video. I am pleased to hear you enjoyed it and found the content helpful. If you want to add a few to your fly box, the complete tying video for my Waste Troll Leech is on my channel. It is in the Leeches/Streamers playlist. Leech patterns are a great pattern anytime during the season but are one of my "go-to" fall patterns. Thanks for the Canada Day wishes. If you ever have any additional questions, please don't hesitate to ask. Cheers, Phil
Very detailed explanation. One of the best fly tying videos I've seen. Thanks.
Thanks. I am pleased to hear you enjoyed my video. Cheers, Phil
Nice video. Very good information, but I'm learning my new unit. How and where do you find all of these settings you talk about changing ? Would have been good if you showed a unit and changing it on the unit to see where and how. Thanks
Hey Phil is this near Winnipeg?
No, this was filmed in Argentina. Cheers, Phil
Classic! Great pattern and tie!
Thanks Lou, glad you enjoyed my video. See you at the shows next season! Cheers, Phil
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Legend has it that this pattern will guarantee a 20lb Lahontan!
Thank you Phil. I just picked up a Helix 7 Si G4 to replace my old 698. I learned a lot, going to have to watch this a couple times. I never thought of using the zoom mode, and always had my scroll speed set slow since I was in a pontoon boat. I hope you do a few more of these on the mapping, as well as down and side imaging.
Thanks, I am pleased to hear that you enjoyed our live event. Andrew and I hope to provide more sounder informational events in the future. Cheers, Phil
“Transducer placement is key”…but he never explained how to do it. Phil mentioned briefly it should be on the starboard side of the boat because of the way the prop spins. Is that correct?
TOH
works for crappie too.....
That’s great to hear. I will be trying it in a few other species too. Cheers, Phil.
Very Nice!...I recall last spring dropping a similar experimental red butt purple/blue rib chironomid in 43 ft water & rewarded with instant success, so after destroying the few patterns I had & a great day , I was sure to tie up a few at Base Camp . Of course fish turned right off the following day with some unstable weather, but "Thats Fishin" I now add a coat of Sally Hansons over my Blue Light Cure.
What a terrific video!
Thanks John. I am pleased to hear you enjoyed it. Cheers, Phil
Brilliant, thanks for the video.
Brilliant, cheers Phil.
Very good video, well filmed and detailed explanations 👍👍 Have you tried tying this pattern on #6 hooks for steelhead indicator nymphing?
Hi, I am pleased to hear you enjoyed the video. I have yet to tie this pattern to larger sizes, but there is no reason why it wouldn't work. When using balanced flies for stillwaters, I try not to make them too heavy as they become challenging to cast with the slender, level leaders we use. Cheers, Phil
I use my boat mostly for kokanee salmon fishing so when I'm locating fish using a wide scan would be beneficial but sometimes when I run it just seems like I'm not picking up fish on my screen. I also run a smaller Garmin at the back of the boat so I'm not always kicking my neck to see what I'm marking it seems like my Garmin marks more fish than the helix 7. What's the best way to set this up for kokanee trolling.
Great video, thanks guys… 👏
I would give a little more context in your videos phil.
Unfortunately there is only so much text allowed. For more context please check out the recent sounders live event. ua-cam.com/users/liveW4IexJGn0UY?si=KKySwfpH6JS7BIkD
I live in Northern BC, I have Helix 9 and a zero lines card. I know there is no the Lake Master cards for our part of Canada. Does the Navionics maps work with Humminbird
Excellent presentation and valuable information from Andrew. I have been using a Lowrance unit for the past season that has all the features of your Hummingbird unit but clearly have not been using it to it’s full potential. It’s great see what these units can do for a stillwater fly fisherman, so many of the instructional videos are geared towards bass fishing and to actually see chironomids showing up on the screen is amazing Hope there will be more to come covering down and side imaging
Does the Helix 7 have 16X Zoom? My Helix 5 only goes to 8X Zoom,
Yes. My Helix 7 has up to 16X zoom. Cheers, Phil
I wish my helix would mark fish in 6' of water
It will if there are fish below passing through the cone. In 6’ of water the cone only maps a 6’ circle in a low a frequency setting. In high frequency it would be an even smaller circle, 2’. You also have to factor in that a fish would be off the bottom further decreasing the “circle of view” within the cone. Side scan can be used to mark fish off to the side as can the newer live imaging sonar. Cheers, Phil
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Phil you are a legend! will you please do a video of the fly rods you actually use.
Thanks. I am not legend or spent wife’s mind. 😃 I will add your suggestion to my filming list. Cheers, Phil
would you tie this any smaller than a 12? Great tip to leave headroom!
You certainly could. It would make a great suggestive scud in that size. Cheers, Phil
Hi Phil, I tried to replicate this pattern but for the life of me I cant seem to get any 1/8 head turner past the hook bend of a size 10 Daiichi 4647...Do you have any tips? Thank you!
Hi, I use the Tungsten Head Turners from Canadian Llama (See the link in the video description). I have never had an issue get them on either the 4647 or 4640 jig hooks. Make sure you debarb the hook first. I use 7/64” on #12’s and 1/8” on #10’s. Cheers, Phil.
Which transducer do you recommend or use on small boats?
I use the transducer my Helix 7 came with. Cheers, Phil
Hope you were wearing your brown pants when you seen that 😂
Thanks for doing this. Really struggling to see fish on my SI so looking forward to the next version with Side Imaging. Helix 5 G2 SI GPS unit. As a side note I've found that in AutoChart, if travelling too fast (over 10Kph) you can develop issues with mapping, at 10kph mapping works great. If that happens it is possible to "repair" the data via the unit itself, unless you've got a damaged motherboard (mine still works on most issues but no longer creates marks)
I learned so much. I have so many more questions. I missed the live show. Can I ask questions here in the comments?
Absolutely. I look forward to your questions. Cheers, Phil
I just buy a helix 5 g3 portable is there a video how to set it up properly
Your Helix 5 is very similar to the Helix 7. the same tips would apply. Certain adjustments may be in different locations but 90 % is the same. Cheers, Phil
Two bacon sandwiches till dinner??! What about lunch?
I did have some snacks with me. 😃 Cheers, Phil
Hey Phil, Great video. I just moved to the Elk Valley. Looking forward to hooking up on some of these behemoths. Oh, and the West Slope Cutties as well!
Thanks, Brad, It's not a bad place to live. Lots of fish to chase on both rivers and lakes. Cheers, Phil
Great info thanks
Really good video. So many anglers either don't or aren't able to have multiple rods and reels with specialty lines. Would you consider a video of using less expensive options for different styles of presentations. I have just bought amsink tip to use with floating line for dredging retrieves. Although perhaps not as finesse as the sinking line you used, i believe (insert hope here) that I can replicate presentations to some level of replication tomwhat youmwere doing. Also mess8ng about with some different leader options for chironomid fishing. The very short butt section with straight mono to het the fly straight down works, but to minimize leaders, have found using a 9mfoot standard taper with a micro swivel and 5 foot of tippet works fine to about 10 feet and adding micro shot for deeper presentation has enabled longer casts...with challenges. Thank you for your videos as they are to the point and effective. Some videos talking about budget options and suggestions for us cheap buggers would be appreciated. Thanks again.
Awesome, Phil!!
Thanks. I am pleased to hear you enjoyed my adventure. Cheers, Phil
I have been tying and using this one for years, really works well. thanks for sharing
Thanks. The 52 Buick is still a great pattern today. Cheers, Phil
Great looking fly!
Thanks. I am pleased to hear you enjoyed my video. Cheers, Phil