Just posted a new Fly Tying Video on You Tube- Tying Ken's Green Drake
- Jan 2, 2022
- 1 min read
Fly Fishing With Capt. Ken Tutalo - Tying the Green Drake This is a Fly Tying Video with Capt. Ken Tutalo. This is an older video. It was shot in 2003 and was one of ten flies included on Ken's DVD, Successful Fly Patterns for the Upper Delaware River System. In this video Ken ties and explains why this style of fly consistently catches large Wild Trout.
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That Green Drake pattern Ken ties in the video is a staple for the main stem—can’t beat it when the sulfur hatch fades. I’ve been using a similar CDC version on the West Branch lately, and it’s been deadly. Check out the full tying breakdown https://ai-watermark-remover.net
That Green Drake pattern is a staple up there—cool to see Ken’s older tying style still holds up. I’ve been using a similar foam-wing version on the West Branch lately, and it’s been deadly during the sulfur hatch. Check out https://stablevideodiffusion.net
That Green Drake pattern Ken ties in the video is a staple on the West Branch when the sulfur hatch fades. I've been using a similar foam-wing version on the Main Stem during the evening spinner fall, check out the full tying breakdown. https://2d-to-3d.org