Pupa ピューパ are a 6-piece band formed in the summer of 2007, under the vision… Read Full Bio ↴Pupa ピューパ are a 6-piece band formed in the summer of 2007, under the vision of Yukihiro Takahashi to start a new project. The members are: Yukihiro Takahashi, Tomoyo Harada, Hiroshi Takano, Ren Takada, Hirohisa Horie, and Tomohiko Gondo. The debut album 'floating pupa' is set to be released on July 2nd. The name of the band is inspired by a kind of artificial fly for fly fishing, as Yukihiro has been an ardent fly-fisher.

Floating pupa
pupa Lyrics

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2 Min para Que Me Escape Imagino y fantaseo Con besarte de nuevo Fue una noche muy co…
Anywhere 星数えながら君想う寝転んだ草の上時の翼つけ舞いあがるこの身体宙(そら)浮かびふわりふわり揺れて飛んでく …
At Dawn Like milk in my tea The night melts at dawn Clouds are…
Cascaritas Te digo yendo y es mentira No salí de la ducha…
Creaks Is this the way how it¥s supposed to be? Who¥s gonna…
Laika En sned byggnad Ett krossat hj-rta En v-g som forts-tter fra…
Marimo 今日も雨降りプラットホーム水たまりには逆さまの街 Monday 月がにじむ Tuesday 生きているよ Wed…
Meta ズットキオクノオクヤットヒカリガサシテクズットカラワナカッタヤットトキガウゴイテク You know …
Tameiki きみの細く長いためいきを風が彼方へと連れて逃げた空は雲ひとつさえもなくてどこか切ない気持ちになって雨が濡らした…

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Comments from YouTube:

themazamen

3y↑1

Love this pattern. Thanks for the great work Barry. One of the problems that I'm running into is that the hair is springing back to almost it's original spot after I remove the packer. Not stopping from finishing the fly but the body ends up being not as tight as yours. Thoughts? TIA

The feather bender

3y↑1

Hi Maz, Thanks. 1 You have to use the correct tying thread, Dyneema or GSP. 2 You have to use the correct size of deer hair bunch. 3 You have to clean the hair correctly, removing ALL the underfur. 4 You have to place the correct amount of tension on each bunch of hair so its tight but not to cut the hair and 5 Practice, practice and more practice... Good luck.

Sean Mooney

Very nice looking pupa pattern. I will have to tie up some of these. I love tying deer hair. Couldn't tell you why. It always comes out so neat. Never burnt it before I will have to give it a go. All the best and thanks again. Sean

Terry Blagburn

4y↑1

I truly enjoy your videos and your books sir. You show and explain in a way I understand what you are doing. Thank you again sir

The feather bender

4y↑1

So pleased to hear that Terry, thank you.

Joe Duca

Beautiful work Barry, and I was wondering the same as Axel, how do you fish this particular fly? Thanks.

Mr57Nick

Again a very interesting pattern - thanks for sharing! All the best👍

The feather bender

7y↑1

Hi Joe, and thanks. I fish this in two ways, the first is as a regular caddis fly on the surface with small pulls and pauses. The other is on a sinking line, let the line sink a little and then give it a long retrieve, the pupa will dive and when the retrieve stops it will float to the surface just like the real thing!

John VanDerWalker

3y↑1

First cast it hangs up about four feet out of reach on a tree limb. Great fly, I always learn something. Thanks.

The feather bender

Hi John, like all flies it can do! But I have tied so many that I can do a dozen an hour so not that important if I loose one.

jon

4y↑1

Was this fly featured in Fly Tyer magazine, or a similar one? I seem to remember seeing it, as it's a pretty unforgettable tying technique.

The feather bender

4y↑1

Hi Jon, Yes thats right its sometime ago now but I did a feature article for the magazine on this pattern.

Shawn

7y↑1

Beautiful tie, and nice pettijean tools!!

Junior J

6y↑1

Hey Barry, another great fly pal. I’ve noticed you don’t use any varnish in a lot of these patterns or any head cement for that matter when whip finishing. Are the GSP/Veevus threads any different from the UTCS and UNI threads whereby you don’t need to use any? Am considering buying a spool of the Veevus 100dnr in Black to try out next time I’m tying deer hair, bit fed up of break offs now when using UNI 8/0.

Junior J

6y↑1

The feather bender Gentleman thank you pal

The feather bender

6y↑1

Hi Junior, Thanks. I do varnish most of my flies but I find it unnecessary to show this in the videos, it feel it just wastes the viewers time. You should use Dyneema. If you are not familiar with it you can watch my video on it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkO2Z4MwBAk

David Woods

Looking forward to giving that one a go Barry . 👍👍

The feather bender

Thanks Dave, its a little tricky but a great fishing pattern.

Justin Aldrich

7y↑1

Barry, spectacular pattern and technique.

The feather bender

7y↑1

Thanks Justin, more to come...

Sean Mooney

7y↑1

Barry, on several flies I have watched you tie you go around the deer hair twice including the hook. But on some you go around one turn on just the hair and then one around the hook. Can you briefly explain the difference in method and the purpose for the difference. If it is too much to explain here, I can send you my email address. All the best and thanks for sharing your considerable talents. Sean

Sean Mooney

7y↑2

Thanks so much for the clarity. I have been tying for 5 years but only for myself and my family. I don't tie like you do so the learning curve is longer. I do appreciate you taking the time to explain your rationale. Thanks again, Sean

The feather bender

Hi Sean, No I only go around only the hair and then around the hook shank if I wish to keep the hair more on top of the hook shank.

Axel Choidas

Hi Barry, that's a great fly! Perhaps others have already mentioned, but would it be possible for you to give some fishing instructions to each of these flies?
Thanks in advance
Axel

Axel Choidas

7y↑1

Hi Barry, thanks a lot for the methods, esp. the second! Never would have thought of using a sinking line, but it makes perfekt sense. Cheers. Axel

The feather bender

Hi Axel, and thanks. I fish this in two ways, the first is as a regular caddis fly on the surface with small pulls and pauses. The other is on a sinking line, let the line sink a little and then give it a long retrieve, the pupa will dive and when the retrieve stops it will float to the surface just like the real thing!