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Great looking fly. Too bad there is not a materials list and that Gordon does not talk us through construction. It seems that this information is in the book so now I am forced to buy a book to receive details that should have been in the video. Rather cheap way to flog your book.

i like your j vise.

Great tie...damsel is underutilized

I will be making some of these myself. It's a great looking Caddis and the colors look super. Thank you for the demo Gordon.

hard to believe that there's only three comments to this amazing fly. I do one like it but I don't use the cdc. I think I'm gonna try it. there. now you have four comments about your masterpiece!

Yeah...This was all I needed to want to get me a copy! Now the tough choice... Kindle or paper... hmmm...maybe "both"! Thanks for this inspirational video [and the book]! All the best - Freddy

That’s a lot of work..Wouldn’t want to lose it in a tree first cast…. Lovely fly, well tied.

Surely a damselfly has a much shorter tail?

Great video. Where can you buy Egyptian goose boots. I live in the USA. Searched the web and can’t find them.

Very nice tying, thank you sir.

instead of the monkey hair I will use muskrat hair it will have the same effect and movement. or soak them in water ahead of time if your tying a few.

Love you teaching techniques. Your voice is calming. First time viewer and look forward to seeing more of a you.I am a beginner fly Tyler and in my third year of fly fishing. And fly fishing has definitely hooked me on the sport.

Just awesome

I really like his philosophy, I just bought his book.

Excellent video Gordon love your philosophy about tying and fishing your flies. Great to watch your tying and instruction.

great photography & swapping of camera angles!

Hello Gordon from Colorado. Nice presentation. I've just come across your channel--likely because I've watched Vladimir's ( Oholi's flies ) RUclips videos. He's a fan of yours. On his recommendation I bought your book and am currently reading it and enjoying it. You mentioned this fly in your book, so I'm glad I was able to watch you tie it. I'll tie some up for my trip to Montana in the Summer. Nice vise, by the way. I bought mine ( #1757 ) from Jay Smit in 2019 and I've been very happy with it. Jay even customized it for me.

Thank you so much for your work and passion. This is wonderful and I’m excited to have an opportunity to attempt these art works

Would you consider using CDL as a substitute for the Monkey? It would be impossible to procure monkeys without contacts at the Zoo down-under in NZ. Thanks for the tie.

Watched your interview with April last night and ordered your autographed copy of your new book so was very pleased that this tie came up today. This pattern will be perfect for fishing 'Lake O' south of Turangi. I should have your new book early next week and will replicate your patterns to try down-under in NZ. The interview was very inspiring and I can't wait for more Utube coverage. Kindest regards from NZ.

Excellent tie. Do you fish this on any spring creeks and do you tie the same method on parachutes? Thanks

Nice, I think I will make a few flies in this style. But I can't get away with the idea of spending big bucks on those hackles and then throwing half away. It's not that difficult to wind an intact hackle.

I suppose we fish what we’re confident with. Klinkies may be my fave stream dry. Great tie!

Very nice. Thank you. What is the hook that you are using.

Awesome tutorial thanks

Great video Gordon, thank you.

Good video! I noticed you did not whip finish off the post, why not?

I studied guys such as Sullivan. Back in university days. James F. O'Gorman's 1991 published text, called 'Three American Architects'. 1865 (the end of the Civil War), to 1915 (America is involved in World War One). It takes that time period. And really explains. What happened in design theory. At that stage. Haven't read it in years. Must do again. I think I still have my copy. Richardson (1838 to 1886) trained under the Beaux Art 'esquisse' method in Paris then. Bringing that training with him. To America. Sullivan actually died in 1924. And Wright was gone. By the late fifties. So yes, it is amazing the extent of influence. That these three Architects. Had on everything really (it's hard to think, that what happened in Europe at the Bauhaus etc, would have happened without the stuff in America).

Nicely done 👍. Love your jvice.

Admiring your dexterity there!!

Awesome vid man loving it

Please do all the patterns from the book. No need for details, Thats in the book but just being able to watch is so helpful. (Newb Fly Tyer)

The parachute caddis has a wonderful profile, floats well and can be seen. Well done. Are there specific measures for the hackle length? Thanks for sharing!