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The man who can appreciate tiny 🐠 🐟 will never run out of places to fish! Fun spot.

Excellent video. I really enjoyed watching that. I've been tying bucktail flys for a couple of years now without much instruction and a lot of trial and error. I will definately be incorporating some of your techniques into my flys. I really like how you taper and blend the hairs with your stacks and get to utilize different length hairs. Thanks for sharing. Cheers

Cool

Why do you choose mono rather than using a stronger thread type? Also…great videos!!

Only fly fishmen would spend 150 bucks to buy a table to spin two wires together. Cracks me up so much. Great design and thanks for the common sense approach to twisting wires!

I took it from old magazine tied it up and it works

makes me wanna organize my desk haha, great/convenient setup dude! and the cardboard dividers are brilliant.

sorry I'm a dumb ass disregard my last question i have to listen better lol

can you do that with ostrich as well

What dubbing machine are you using?

Solid, love it! I'll re-watch listening to Symptom of the Universe. Stay Heavy!

Awesome! Thank you! like the idea of a brush but refuse to pay $12.00 for one. Now I can make for 25 cents. What Guage wire are you using?

Nice bench

That is wild!

Funny, looks very much like a table to me …

Nicely put together. Well organized . Quite alot of materials.😊

What size wire are you using?

Looks great! Like most all hobbies, we can waste as much money as we can afford to waste. I like the 1 screw idea...this leaves money in the pocket to buy more materials!!

Awesome tie brother

As always mate, a great vid, thanks for sharing. Will be definity tying some of these up. Cheers.

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No steelhead anywhere close to me. But, with some modifications this could be a great pattern for northern pike and musky. I tie with Squimpish but haven’t made brushes with it. I will now. Is there any reason I couldn’t use UV resin to coat the head?

He'll tes, cool looking

Looks awesome August! I am still learning how to use the flexible UV resin (Flexman, I think it is called) but I see its added value for sure!

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Awesome, Why have I not tough about that.

beautiful fly, less speed and more haste they say😉💚

I got a bit lost about using the mono straight. What is the reason for using it?

Nice! Looks like a Bass killer to me!

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Nice, I'm new to tying and am invisioning alot of possible applications for the Ostrich split quills and other long feathers. Thank you for sharing. Nick in Redfield Arkansas

Good info. And no I’m not going to mention the Ostrich feathers 😉🤣

Heck yeah man! Great video. Never seen this done before 🔥

That is some amazing quality Ostrich feathers! I love their action in smaller sized flies (6” or less)

Best BIG trashy bucktail streamer seen so far. I have a bunch of old trashy bucktail myself, so this is a way to still make good use of them. Going to try it out soon.

My friend Dennis from the company Bigstreamers makes some amazing nayat brushes! I am just starting to learn how to process them but my first attempts at tieing with them, I succeeded more or less. Got some more, now I will use them on future T-Bone jerkstreamers. I applaud you for putting in that much effort in making your own! I haven’t got the patience honestly! 😅

Thanks for the vid! Btw what grade/size wire do you use/recommend please?

Nice fly, great job with walkthrough!!

The hook looks tremendous so many x

This is good, the brush really works well. I'd be more willing to put the time in to an esox beast using this method.

Just out of curiosity: why use squimpish hair when you can use nayat? I find that material more flexible and durable. But maybe that is because I’m at the source of Bigstreamers nayat and never tried squimpish hair properly in my own tieing. Just trieing to learn because you tie some amazing flies!

This one is in the list. I thought I commented on this. Ha. Watched it a few times. Great video 👏👏👏

Happy new year

Great video! I like to spin fast initially as well. There isn't much a good brush can't get out. If it's a dubbing loop I tend to go a lot slower.

Fun to watch man!

Hey mate, thanks so much for the vid. Trying to tie the original BEAST is frustrating! We can't get big bucktail here. This will be a great fly for chasing Murray Cod down here in Australia. Finally found a supplier of Squimpish Hair here in Australia and it is a great material to use, especially in a brush. Just curious, how do you think Nayat would go in tying this pattern? Once again, thanks.

That's a big ass fly!😂😂😂

Cool video. Funkadelic this time. Sabathia last time, I like your style.

Great looking bug brother!

The ability to laugh when the thread breaks is great. Love the color combo. I learn more each vid you share 🔥