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Thank you, your comment is super appreciated and I hope this fly catches you some good fish out there!

Thank you, it’s a method I’ve started using more and more when using poly yarn in flies!

Thank you Brian, I hope you have a few fish on this one!

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Thank you!

And thank you too for watching!

Thank you, glad you picked up a little tip for your own tying!

Thank you Phil, hopefully I will get to some sort of routine again with it on the run up to Christmas!

It’s a killer!

I’ll have a few of those tied up too if I ever manage to get out after mullet!

Thanks Keith, it was great to see you that day. I’m sure it will bring you some nice fish this year!

Thanks for the kind words, I’m glad you enjoyed that tip. It’s got many uses in fly tying, I’ll be sharing more of them soon!

Thank you, I try to make it as easy to follow as possible and explain why I do certain things too!

@@aphfishing you do a great job

Thank you!

I use them in a few different colours, pink, orange and red mainly though!

Bright green is an absolute killer fly

Thank you

Thank you! It’s a great fly I’ve used a fair bit over winter

Not usually in this pattern John. But if I did, I’d recommend a very thin, flat lead. This would keep a pretty decent tapered profile with some extra weight to it, without adding too much bulk to the body

I use a bit of thin, round lead in mine up by the head. 3 or 4 turns, make sure the tags are tucked and you just adjust your taper accordingly. Full disclosure though…I only do this because I want to add a bit of bulk without affecting the sink rate. I like a bulkier, buggier, more 3D perdigon and in order to fish the fly deep as intended, it needs a bit more weight. That’s what the lead is there for…

It’s not the same quality it used to be, very pressured up there now. But keep exploring the miles of canals around it!

Yes found some not far from there and it's teaming with them had 18 pike and perch out in one 4 hour session.

Thank you!

Cheers mate, appreciate you taking the time to watch it 👍🏼👌🏻

Thank you the the kind feedback!

Thanks!

Thank you! It’s certainly proved to be a useful pattern to me that had all but replaced the foam beetle in my boxes.. A sighter could easily be added to aid visibility too, but I prefer it without

Thank you for the kind words!

Thank you! Have a go, the fun is in the learning journey. At the beginning, just take your time on each step and you’ll be fine!

Please let me know if it catches you some mullet! I’d like to catch one this season, so I’ll be sure to stock them in the box!

@@aphfishing I can’t tie to save my life but I have had some success last year on other shrimp patterns for mullet

Thanks old smuggler! Really appreciate the kind words 🙏🏻

Thanks TK, I’m really looking forward to fishing these again soon!

Thank you, I hope they bring you some fish this year!

Thanks David! That means a lot, I hope you’re getting some good tying inspiration from them!

Thanks Rino, my tying will never stop, everyday, I tie flies 😎👍🏼

@@aphfishing Me too. I am beginner and I learn every day. Your videos helps me ♥️

@@rinofg69 that’s all I hope to do, I’ll have some beginner tips and tricks videos coming up in the future!

Thanks mate really appreciate that! There will be a dry fly box comp after I’ve done a few more tutorials and some other comps I want to run too… so be sure not to miss anything!👍🏼😎

Thanks Phil🙏🏻

Thanks for the kind words john, glad you’ve got the desire to start tying again!

I think you’ll love it, such a really versatile dubbing. It gives a great look to a fly especially once it’s wet 👌🏻👏🏻

Good stuff from Kindale and good service

I’ll second that Barry👍🏼