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Awesome video. What lb tippet were you using ?

Cory I agree on the scissors. Fortunately for me I have a small sode business where I sharpen chainsaw blades, knives, skillsaw blades and yes scissors. I have had the same pair of Dr. Slick scissors for over 15 years. I have had tibsharpen them twice. Several years ago I had an accident where I had to have 37 stitches. When tbe doctor got done I asked him about the scissors and hemostats laying on his table. I asked him what he does with them and he said they throw them away after they are used. Well...I he gave me the scissors and hemostats and I use the scissors to cut wire and materials that dull good scissors. Since then me and him have fished together in smallmouth tournaments and he has given me bags of scissors and hemostats. I guess what I am saying is if you know how to sharpen razor scissors and you don't use them on hard materials they will last a lifetime. I will say buck tail is tough on Dr slick scissors. Again, I use the old scissors the doctor gave me. I wished I lived closer....I would sharpen your scissors for you. Save money big time.

Thoughtful and helpful, thank you.

When you jig the streamer do you wait for the leader to straighten out to jig again

Great instruction,especially for beginners. I have been trying trout flies for forty years and one still learns was impressed with your clear explanation.

First I heard about turning point away. That point alone will help me. Thanks, Old Chief

Thanks for the videos, big fan! Have subscribed! Question: assuming the slideable dry fly tag should be fluoro (vs nylon), since its not really floating on the surface, but rather being pulled down under the water by the weight of thr nymph?

How do you stop the dropper from twisting around the main line?

What do you think is the best time for fishing in Montana ?

Cory, How do you use the perfection loop to tie on a streamer and get that nice small loop? Thanks, Pat

What weight euro nymphing rod are you using ? Thanks

What is your gear setup, mate ? What line are you using ?

Cory, Regarding managing weight, is it your preference to fish the lightest fly that will get you to depth? Thanks, Pat

Cory, one of your very best videos, and you have so many great ones. I find it so helpful when you describe your flies, the type and size, whether one or two flies and which is the point vs the dropper, and which the fish hit on. I also love your descriptions of your casts and what you were trying to do with each cast. I cannot thank you enough for all your work to share knowledge, technique and experience. Hope we can meet someday so I can thank you in person. Many thanks, Pat

Just hapened to catch this---I'm pretty new to tying but the Gulff black resin comes in several types (viscosity) so do you use thin, thick, Black Magic or does it matter? What you applied appears to be pretty thick. Thanks

Would you please share your rod,reel and line combo? Even the manufacturer gear!

Looking behind you, you a pheasant hunter too?

Cory, Another great video. Wondering, what net carrying rig do you prefer? Thanks for all of the wonderful information you share. Your videos are my favorite. Pat

Finally took the time to tie up some Jack Daniels’ for this upcoming Spring and Summer. I was excited to pitch them in so I tied one on yesterday and was happy to learn that they also dominate in the winter season as well. Straight to the top of the confidence box with the JD, thanks again for sharing Sir.

Hey Cory, going to start tying flies. I’ve been watching your tying videos and I wanted to let you know that they are awesome! The best I’ve found on RUclips, you do a great job demonstrating each fly. Got a few more to watch, just wanted to say thanks again for sharing your gift with us.

Top advice pal, well done.

So far, this is my favorite fly tying channel. 🙂

Awesome thanks for sharing, I really like your method of tying. I am just getting started tying flies, I’ll be watching all your tutorials. I’ve really enjoyed and have gotten a lot from your fishing videos, thanks for all you do.

Hi, I keep coming back to watch this! Just wondering, if you have a bow in your sighter, is there not too much slack? Also, how do you hold up your flies at range with the slack in the system? Thanks

As a fly angler who will often use a loop knot to attach my bugs (often very small bugs), I will typically use the perfection loop - even w 7x tippet. Understanding the anatomy of the loop helps to keep it really small, ie the correct proportion of loop size to fly size. Whereas, the hemo hack works, it is difficult to maintain a consistent loop size. Cool hack, but inconsistent (for me anyway 😊)

Awesome information. Thank you.

So you pay 150 euro for a plastic thing , and then have to buy , paracord,velcro ,swiffels and so on ..to make it more usefull 😮

New to tying. I ve been watching you videos for over a year. Been following your instructions on easier flies. Decided to do the JD. I cant find anyone who has the dark gray khaki. Can you direct me to another company who has a similar color. Since I have never used any kind of cdc I dont really know what matches. And I am like 150 miles to my closest shop. Thanks

What size tippet are you using when you pull in these big fish ? I’m normally using 5x or 6x while euro nymphing but I’m not sure if I should be doing that with 20-23” rainbows

What percentage of strikes are you feeling vs seeing only?

One thing I forgot to mention and I think you'll get a kick out of it. My fishing buddy calls it the fentanyl fly, because it's a killer pattern and fish really get hooked on it 🤣.

Nice one, m8

Very clever.

Hi Cory. Thank you for the confidence builder in this video. I may have missed the answer but what is the weight limit of the point fly when casting with the micro leader?

Looks really good, I am definitely going to tie some. Since the fly is tied upside down, should the vice be inverted before coloring with the sharpie? That way the top is brown when fished

What other hook would you recommend?

Appreciate the kind words on the Sunny Side. And glad you’ve had a chance to use them. Great video as always, keep it up my friend. Hope to see you again at the Denver fly fishing show this year!

Cory, excellent video. Really appreciate that you also list what size beads you tend to use with various weight sizes. As I look at your videos to tie these nymphs, it seems you only use copper beads (sometimes you specify "tungsten", sometimes "slotted," sometimes nothing else cited). Do you ever use any other color beads besides copper? If not why? I can easily distinguish a 2.3 bead from a 3.3. If I don't have a 3.3 for comparison, I will see that the 2.8 is larger than the 2.3, but would not on its own know it was a 2.3. So I tend to use different color beads for 2.3, 2.8, and 3.3 when tying on the same size hook (eg a Walt's Worm) Any other way to distinguish for those of us with older eyes? Different color hot spots for each weight? The Walt's Worm as you tie it, performs very well in MA and Rangeley region of ME: ruclips.net/video/LfpS43ezpvQ/видео.html

Could you tell me what material clip you have for your vise?

As someone who has fished Barbless since 1978, I can say it is the Only Way to Go! Another Positive is if you stick it somewhere where you dont want to you can get it out than having to possibly go to an Urgent Care!

Any hints for the old guys that don’t see that well? I have no problem casting the micro leader but seeing it is anther thing altogether. I have even tried all the bright colored waxes. I usually have to use a larger diameter sighter just to be able to see it. Great video, I always enjoy your videos especially when you are fishing the Madison. We fish the Madison from May to October each year.

Seems like cutting off the other line for the dropper tap would make more sense, in that, the dropper won't get tangled as soon

Thank you so much for this video!!! Tied my very first flies ever on Friday. Caught a nice rainbow with this mob the next day. For a fly tying beginner like me, this couldn’t have been a better feeling.

Hi Is that euro line? And what weight bug are you throwing? I feel like I’m trying to learn but practicing with too much weight. Almost 1g Thanks

Dude you killed it great time but man how you explain how they swim and how they actually move and how you fish it was more valuable than anything else that's what most people don't know you just shared the Holy Grail treasure right there much respect brother in piscifun

Such a good video with an added notation from me; for anyone who has not or is not doing so, you can take watching these videos to the next level if you watch them at home on your smart TV. You will see and hear much more than you do on your iPhone, iPad, or computer. As do many, I have a large screen smart TV with a good sound system. This is a much better viewing and listening experience which I highly recommend for anyone watching these videos. Incredible experience!!

Love all your videos but the last two were flat out HOMERUNS, especially for us newer guys. Getting started can be a bit overwhelming. Every video you watch or article you read convinces you that you need to carry that bug or item with you. Suggestion… how about a video on what you’re carrying while you’re on the water? I know I’m carrying way to much stuff 😂