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If you watch Barry Orde Clark's Delta Wing Caddis Sedge video you can figure it out and make the back shorter

Thanks Jim, Al, Betty, Lou and everyone! Great stuff! Sending warm Thanksgiving greetings to all from Louisiana (currently via Texas) from a land-locked Montana & B.C. Calif kid : )

A really interesting and educational video! I saved it to watch again. Thanks. 👍👍👍

Hi guys ,great video like every other one y'all produce,you Too are cute and should be enevied buy all fly tying couples

Hey Al let Gretchen know that i know of a business that makes those foam things to fold hackel. I forget the name but if she want one or two....or three lol...I can get you guys that information. Take you too!

Hi Al & Gretchen! How are you? Those books look really beautiful and I bet there's a lot of interesting information. How would I get a copy of each of those books? Take care you two!

Listening to your conversation about presenting your stimulator at 41:21, and your technique to allow another foot or two of slack to let it “jump” downstream as you describe it. Thanks! That’s a great new skill I’ll try the next time out! Really enjoy the channel and all the information. Very articulate and well presented! Cheers! Paul from Vancouver, BC

What a great video, guys. Thank you so much for sharing.

This is really interesting. I have several treadle machines, but I was thinking of exactly this kind of vise, except working off a spinning wheel. More compact, though I suppose having the table is an advantage if one has the space. I was actually also thinking of doing this with a motor and two pedals, but in some respects the control is better with a treadle, and quieter. Also the computer control was a little beyond me. I would use a centered vise so that could have a true centered running.

I have the hard cover book, and it doesn't have the chapter you are referring to.

I never caught a trout on a McGinty either, but that’s because I’ve never fished one for trout. The McGinty is the most effective bluegill fly I’ve ever used. ;)

Fantastic tying lesson tonite. I love fishing with traditional wet flies. They’re hard to find but their old school flies that really work well. My trouble is when I cut the waste off the wings I cut the thread. Nice job guys.

Fascinating video again 👍

Living in South williamsport Pa this is interesting

Mega Thx for an Amazing video and I truly enjoyed all the historical items

Fantastic presentation as always. Eric is a true master. As for the recipes, as Al says, unless you can find them in books, you will have to research. For any of these classic wet flies, the internet is your best bet. You can find articles or RUclips videos on most flies. For some, you will need to watch the video to understand the recipe. For example, In this case, Eric provides the recipe for the Tipperlinn.

super erklärung, schöne fliege, super gebunden von meistern danke lg aus österreich

Thanks for having Mr. Austin on. How can I get the recipes for the flies in Favorite Flies and Their Histiries?

My favorite dry fly. Great job…

Hi Al and Gretchen. I'm so bummed that I missed this meeting. For some reason i just couldn't get on. Can you please send me another invite for next week please? Thanks! JOHN

My husbands father sure spoke highly of you. Great to see you on RUclips.

Really enjoyed the history and watching you tie on the treadle vise.

Treadliling ( is that a word?), manipulating thread& materials, and talking. Wow! I’m impressed and quite sure I couldn’t do it. Well done.

Hi Al and Gretchen! This was so helpful to me tonight. I especially love the technique for hiding your waste. You two make such a great team! Thanks so much!

I think the best tip you have ever gave is these dog poop trash bags, got mine today. These are great

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Your hackle stacker appears to be homemade. I would like to suggest a post where you show us your home crafted tools and how you make them... thanks

Just subscribed to your blog. Looking forward to learning from both of you. What a great idea to go on a fly fishing trip. "Honey, i will be going on a extended fly fishing trip. Be back when I complete the fly testing. Love you

Love your work..keep your videos coming. They are fantastic and very educational

Hi Al and Gretchen! I have had this video on my list for a few weeks and im glad that i got to it today. Great video! You guys are really incredable!

Learn more in one single Gretchen-Al Beatty video than 6 months watching the popular crap. Thank you! Nice Coachman!

I thought a wolly worm was everyone's first fly, lol.

Thanks again, very nice to see your first fly tying memory, your both amazing tyers👍🏻

Hi Jack Could you please let me know how much room you leave from the eye of the hook before you tie off This is where I find it difficult. I've been tying for a while and have been to some lessons, but the tutor is more interested in the guys who have been tying for years. I've watched your first video, which I've found interesting and very helpful. Keep up the good work Mike B From the UK

Thank you good people,just subed

❤ You Guys. Awesome vid. Thx so much.!!

Why is it important for the green tomatoes not to touch each other? I have a bundle and appreciate your input. Thanks

Love your beautiful greenhouse! Well done!

Yep my green tomatoes have been collected. Hoping to see as many as possible ripen too.

Thanks for sharing the tricks, i like it very much that clean hackle for nice dry fly’s. I have a little question about the parachute hackle, it is the dull side to me or the other side? Also trim a little more of for the start side of the shaft? Thanks again i appreciate you both so much i learned a lot, also happy with the led in the bobing spool👍🏻 greets from Holland

I'm looking forward to spending more time this year at the tying vice focusing on more detail and accuracy. I have new eyes / cataract replacements and finally see sharp and clear again. Thanks for all you do.

Thanks for this terrific presentation! I look f

In britain we get plastic bags form shops, therse can can be hooked onto the vice hight ajustment know on the clamp vice type buy one handle and the other handle of the bag clamped by a clothes peg to the table top. It's free and you can just unclip the bag and through it away rubbish and bag in one.

Thanks,brother! That's the same tool a cosmetologist uses in adding hair extensions to a client. It will certainly enhance my tying in the future. Tight lines.

Thank you for making this informational video! I will share this information and your video's address, (with your permission), to many new fly tyers and anglers.

Isn’t that called a fly wallet?

Glad you are back on Thanks for the video

Been waiting for this, I just love history. Most fascinating stuff. Thanks again Gretchen and Al 👍👍👍👍

Thanks for sharing, nice to follow de fly and flytying history, like it 👍🏻

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.