Laser Dub Game Changer

Originally tied for Trout, this pattern will work for any predatory fish. Bass, Pike, Musky, etc. With all the available colors of laser dub, the color combos are endless. The action of these flies is incredible. Materials: nomadanglers.com/blogs/fly-ty...
Make sure to trim the laser dub at a 45 degree angle, so that it lays about halfway up the previous tuft of dub. Use increasingly more dub as you progress forward, keeping in mind that "less is more."

[@MrJaxparadize]

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[@rabbithole_flies]

one of the best videos i have seen! awesome job!

[@mountaincreekfliesjimmy8386]

Wow that’s awesome, thank you sir for the lesson

[@ponycarguy]

Nice! Very neat looking fly 👍

[@danilosteinke]

Nice Man, congrats from brazil

[@alecdollimount8776]

Sweet video! How well does the lazer dub hold up? Thanks for the tutorial!

[@cameronvanderhoff2266]

🔥

[@neosovereign5954]

It looks you're wrapping the chenile towards you, whereas the thread seems to be wrapping away from you. Is that done for a specific purpose?

[@nameless9790]

Makes the fly more durable

[@JamesBarnett-lw1uo]

Does it not foul bad?

[@seanbeck1370]

Why no resin at the head?

[@spencerbrewer4273]

What’s the overall length

[@justin1979ify]

What is the prop material you’re using?

[@NomadAnglers]

Finesse Chenille

[@jeremyroetto5308]

How is the sink rate?

[@skittlesstarburst4532]

That’s one sloppy mess. My cats would like it.