Red and Black Midge

[@leonardwells9613]

Short, sweeeet and effective...doesn’t get much better than this. Great tie ! L 👍🎣👍

[@francoisl7663]

Man I love how easy midges are to tie, and how effective they are. Such a great fly.

[@geneswanson1526]

Awesome midge tying...Thanks a bunch.!!

[@RalphBellairs]

A good tip, Tim. I've always tied these a uniform red colour, rather than the red & black effect, with limited success if I'm honest! I'll have to try these bi-colour versions - see if I can improve my catch rate! Could be just me being a rubbish angler though! 😃

[@oldnavyman1]

Here in Missouri on Tanneycomo tailwater we have a simular fly that's called the Ruby 2 witch uses a brass or silver bead.

[@chaspruitt2610]

Thanks!! 👍🏼👍🏼

[@abefrohman1759]

Very cool.

[@robertbaker9619]

How come I can see the video but everything else like the recipe is darkened

[@69adrummer]

Awesome video as usual as well as your well done, easy to follow "knot videos".
I have a dumb question, when you spin the bobbin counter or clock-wise, is that looking down on it from your perspective or looking up? Am I overthinking this? haha (I've only had one cup of coffee)

[@tightlinevideo]

Not a dumb question at all. I am talking about looking down on the bobbin so its tube is pointed up toward you.

[@69adrummer]

Very cool. Hopefully soon our western rivers will recede enough to get out and get some fishing done. Lot's of snow this year in the Cascades and throughout! Have a great week!

[@kylem5576]

nice job m8