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Glad it was helpful!❤

Your asking the wrong man, I use any fly any time and on any rivers. Some people have preference but I comfortably fish any fly and usually catch the same amount each year with the same efforts put in. Sorry if that didn't help.

Thanks 😊

Thank you for the kind words 🙏

Thank you for the kind words. I don't know anyone on the wear area sorry. Happy fishing 🎣

The materials are mentioned at the point of use on the video, hope that helps. Happy tying

@@silverbarsalmonflies5082 Yes, I already knew that, but I can't make out what you are saying, so again; Hi, could you please continue with the material list. You listed the size 10 partridge patriot double hook.

Thank you for the kind words, trebles are hard so take your time and be patient things will go wrong but don’t worry it happens to us all. Start off with bigger trebles rather than smaller ones until you get your bearings. UTC ultra thread is the best I’ve found so far in the 70 denier or 8/0 but you can go bigger in thread diameter if your doing big stuff or find you can’t use the thinner stuff as your snapping it, if so maybe try the 6/0 thread first. I’m just a beginner myself so always learning and always open to new ideas. Make sure you keep your thread waxed as it really does make a difference on grip of the thread when tying and keeps everything tight. Good luck with your journey, I hope I’ve helped! Ry

@@silverbarsalmonflies5082 That sounds like brilliant advice. I have an abundance amount of patients, I love to involve as much details as possible. The size of hook will be big to start with, and I'm expecting some blue language will be used when I hook myself. I've got to familiarise myself with the different threads and their denier. Would beeswax be OK to wax the thread? I think the smallest hook that I will be aiming for would be a 6 or 4. I'll take all your advice and I'm going to order the 6/0 thread right now. Thanks again for for your reply and extensive advice I really appreciate it. Take care my friend.👍😷👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Beeswax should be ok but I use proper tying wax from veniard. Get a thin piece of it cut off with a Stanley or sharp knife and warm it up by rolling it between your hands and then flatten it out so you can fold it onto your finger to use whilst tying. Your body heat on your finger should keep it warm and pliable. If it cools off just rub it hard between your fingers to heat it back up and flatten it across your finger again

Hi it’s veniard fly tying wax

Nowt bud just been doing ma house up and working. I've lost my mojo a bit on the vice but I'm sure it'll come back 🤞

@@silverbarsalmonflies5082 sometime a break does you a world of good, hope to see you back on again soon buddy as you know how to tie a tidy salmon fly👌

Thank you, I'm new myself. Just do what makes you happy 😊

Thanks for the info. Its a fly I fish all year in low and clear waters and I catch on it, and feel confident when using it. It works for me, great fly it is actually my favourite 🙋‍♂️

Cheers mate

Thank you, I buy it anywhere to be fair but its a case of buying 2 or 3 and finding the best one and re selling the rest that don't make the grade. Alot of the companies use a press or hair straighteners to make the fibres lay flat. I've tried it and it works but I'm lazy and prefer the product ready to tie ha ha ha 😂

@@silverbarsalmonflies5082 thanks ....good tip ....I will try it......cheers

Wow thats amazing I seen the article in trout and salmon magazine after I first saw the pattern on Instagram tied by a friend of yours I believe? I really love the pattern and have just slightly tweeked it with holographic gold tinsel and hen hackles. I can't remember if I used squirrel or Arctic runner but I've tried to keep the basic pattern very similar. And added the jungle cock. Hope thats OK and hopefully done ya old man proud. Thank you for your input. Tight lines

Much appreciated ma friend

Thank you. Yes I put the wax between my 2 fingers right down in the crease to warm while I prepare my materials.

Thank you, veniard micro tip scissors ✂️

Thank you for the kind words. Super glue is locktite brush on. I cut the brush into a fine point also. Tight lines across the pond

@@silverbarsalmonflies5082 thanks so much!!!

Thank you

cheers mate. nice simple thing, easy tie

Simply stunning sunray stoat Ryan 👍

Cheers David

Much appreciated thank you

Thank you im really glad you find it useful

Thank you

Cheers mate, tight lines

Thanks mate

Thank you mate, quality materials helps alot

I've no idea sorry, its all dependent on personal preference and what rivers your fishing. I use anything from 14 up to 6 👌

@@silverbarsalmonflies5082 no problems I was going to give tying trebles a go but wasn't too sure what size to get, so thought it might be easier to start with the 6 it might be kinder to my big fingers 😂

Cheers lewis

Cheers mate

Cheers mate am hoping so 🙏🦈

Cheers for the kind words mate. Yes you can cover the points with 2 safety pins on elastic bands put the safety pin head over the 2 top points on the treble and pull the elastic bands back over the vice to keep the pins on tight. Hope that makes sense 👍

Thank you, no I've not tried it. Mite have a look. Cheers