Step by Step Flytying - Hoover Shrimp

Flytying with Eivind Berulfsen
Materials:
Hook : Owner Kappa size 6
Thread: Uni 6/0 tan.
Dubbing : Seal fur natural and black mix.
Antennas: American Opossum, hvite.
Eyes: Uv resin.

[@seanmooney3907]

Elvind, Snip is a fine word, clipping would describe it well too. When you speak English without overthinking I have never heard you make a big mistake. English, I understand from others who are bi-lingual is a difficult language to learn. You seem to have done quite well. When you started tying and not thinking about the words you are fluent in English and do not use the wrong words. Have confidence in you speaking like you do in your fishing of your flies. I understand why you would want to make tutorials in both languages. I would love to learn Norwegian. All the best to you and your family. Sean

[@JanWeinhold001]

Hej, hej Eivind,
nice musical intro - love it! And as always a very good video and fly.
Best regards
Jan Weinhold

[@metubewot]

Good tying skills Eivind. Don't worry about your English my friend, as your English is far better than my Norwegian.

[@Mrfluefiske]

Ian McKenzie Hi Ian. Thank you. It’s quite challenging to find the right terms for different tying methods. But, I think I am doing okey.

[@ronvanderbol1956]

you have a lot of talents guitar playing and flytying.

[@Mrfluefiske]

Thx Ron B.

[@seanmooney3907]

Hi Eivind, I wanted to tell you that the English word for lining up the fibers like you do it called carding. You never asked and I didn't know there was a word for it but I learned it from a professional tier and so I thought I would pass it on. All the best and God bless you and your family. Sean

[@Mrfluefiske]

Hi Sean. Thx for the help my friend. I will write it down in my book:-) all the best, Eivind Berulfsen.

[@BestattungsinstitutTwentyThree]

That's a Really nice Fly but it's very sad 2 hear that the new Videos will be in Norwegian and not anymore in English.

[@Mrfluefiske]

Hi. I will record every one in English to my friend. Just one more in Norwegian and I will start doing them in English:-) all the best, Eivind B.