So I guess if you mixed white bucktail and lime green bucktail you could call the fly a Gin & Tonic?? Maybe if you use mint green and white you could call it a Mint Julep. Sharing this technique might save my marriage if I don't have to buy more tying materials! Thanks Brian. Keep the good stuff coming.
Damnit Brian ! Just my rotten luck ! God how I wished I would have ran into you when we lived in the Ozarks ! (south of Springfield) I'm a logger and now have moved back to The Black Hills of S.Dakota a few years back to stay and I get to fly fish as often as I like now because we own our own Logging Business here. I always ran into guys at Taneycomo and the White River, Roaring River and up north of Lebanon but never anyone my age. Most guys were either old crotchety GET OF MY LAWN types or guys that were Doctors or Lawyers or CEO's of some big ass company that had more money in their fishing glasses than I had in all my gear combined....I'm sure you have run into plenty of both yourself. Opening Day of season like at Roaring River or the Springs up north of Lebanon are a sight to behold and not for the weak or meek....I used to have a T shirt that said "I SURVIVED OPENING DAY OF TROUT SEASON AT ROARING RIVER.....WHERE THE WEAK ARE EATEN!"... That I bought at some little hole in the wall convenience store down by Kimberling City at a Bait Shop by the lake... I sure miss the White River though super fishing in the right time of season. Still my Personal Best Rainbow and Brown came out of that river. But up here we have Native Brookies and Browns and Bows plus the hybrids like Tigers (lake Trout x Brook Trout cross hybrids) that are fast growing and super aggressive so it's just nice being back within easy driving distance of just about any Trout Fishing a true man of the fly could want or hope for. Were headed to fish a bunch of spots in Wyoming this spring and then this next Fall are headed to Northern Idaho for some Steelhead and Cutthroat Action for Vacation time this year. My Wife is my fishing buddy and still learning how to fly fish (she is a die hard spinning rod Fisherman and Deep water Laker Trolling gal ....which is totally my fault by the the way honestly she just loves to fish period lol) Man Like I said I sure as hell wish you and I woulda met up when we lived in the Ozarks.....but oh well you keep putting out videos and we will keep watching and who knows we might bump into one another someday yet ? R.C."Charlie" & Tracie Hill Black Hills of South Dakota & Wyoming. Your Videos are an absolute hoot but at the same time informative. Keep up the great videos. You got 4 Gold Stars by your name in our book anyhow! Sorry my post was so freakin long lol
Just got my new fly tyer mag yesterday and i seen they made an article called knuckleheads for ozark big butter. Thats cool man your doin great thanks for sharing ur knowledge
Great video as always! Is there a reason why you don't stretch the pacchiarini-tails? The one in front of you appears to be quite stiff. Stretching makes them so much softer! By the way, Pacchiarini is an Italian name, I think. So it's Pac-i-arini. The "h" after the "c" indicates that it's a "k" sound like in "o-k-ay".
@@flyfishingtheozarks I have the attention span of a wolf being patient especially tying and also fishing. Btw how you liking the cold weather you guys are getting
Why didnt i think of doing this EYES ROLL , thank you yet again , all the best , David.
Thanks, Brian. All your info you just keep me going your by far the best in discretions and know-how.
So I guess if you mixed white bucktail and lime green bucktail you could call the fly a Gin & Tonic?? Maybe if you use mint green and white you could call it a Mint Julep. Sharing this technique might save my marriage if I don't have to buy more tying materials! Thanks Brian. Keep the good stuff coming.
I like the way you think. Brown/Tan =Jack and Ginger
I always look forward to ur vids
Thanks for watching!!
Damnit Brian !
Just my rotten luck ! God how I wished I would have ran into you when we lived in the Ozarks ! (south of Springfield)
I'm a logger and now have moved back to The Black Hills of S.Dakota a few years back to stay and I get to fly fish as often as I like now because we own our own Logging Business here. I always ran into guys at Taneycomo and the White River, Roaring River and up north of Lebanon but never anyone my age. Most guys were either old crotchety GET OF MY LAWN types or guys that were Doctors or Lawyers or CEO's of some big ass company that had more money in their fishing glasses than I had in all my gear combined....I'm sure you have run into plenty of both yourself.
Opening Day of season like at Roaring River or the Springs up north of Lebanon are a sight to behold and not for the weak or meek....I used to have a T shirt that said "I SURVIVED OPENING DAY OF TROUT SEASON AT ROARING RIVER.....WHERE THE WEAK ARE EATEN!"...
That I bought at some little hole in the wall convenience store down by Kimberling City at a Bait Shop by the lake...
I sure miss the White River though super fishing in the right time of season. Still my Personal Best Rainbow and Brown came out of that river. But up here we have Native Brookies and Browns and Bows plus the hybrids like Tigers (lake Trout x Brook Trout cross hybrids) that are fast growing and super aggressive so it's just nice being back within easy driving distance of just about any Trout Fishing a true man of the fly could want or hope for. Were headed to fish a bunch of spots in Wyoming this spring and then this next Fall are headed to Northern Idaho for some Steelhead and Cutthroat Action for Vacation time this year.
My Wife is my fishing buddy and still learning how to fly fish (she is a die hard spinning rod Fisherman and Deep water Laker Trolling gal ....which is totally my fault by the the way honestly she just loves to fish period lol)
Man Like I said I sure as hell wish you and I woulda met up when we lived in the Ozarks.....but oh well you keep putting out videos and we will keep watching and who knows we might bump into one another someday yet ?
R.C."Charlie" & Tracie Hill
Black Hills of South Dakota & Wyoming.
Your Videos are an absolute hoot but at the same time informative. Keep up the great videos. You got 4 Gold Stars by your name in our book anyhow!
Sorry my post was so freakin long lol
Very cool! I live in Gainesville....small world!
man i love this guy
Awesome Great work and footage Thanks The Vermonter
Thanks!
Just got my new fly tyer mag yesterday and i seen they made an article called knuckleheads for ozark big butter. Thats cool man your doin great thanks for sharing ur knowledge
Nice! I haven't seen the printed article yet.
Great video, thanks as always for teaching what you know. Waiting for Spring here in Wisconsin and tying lots of flies
Tying lots of flies here too, Jim!
Thank you Brian, that was awesome
Thanks!
u make some great vids been tying since i was a kid.
Thanks for watching!
Awesome video!
Thanks!
Great video Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
When he shows the shoe holder of bucktails 🤯
Cool huh?!?!?
Hi have to say your videos are cool
Are you tying any tupes can you show a tricks about them best wishes and good luck in future video makings 👍🤛👍
Thank you!
Great video as always! Is there a reason why you don't stretch the pacchiarini-tails? The one in front of you appears to be quite stiff. Stretching makes them so much softer! By the way, Pacchiarini is an Italian name, I think. So it's Pac-i-arini. The "h" after the "c" indicates that it's a "k" sound like in "o-k-ay".
I definitely stretch the tails. The bigger, "paddle tails" tend to be on the stiffer side.
What was the name of the bent podcast that you were on
I totally forgot....
-16 in Denver
Bryan as we say you have the attention span of squirrel
Exxxxactly!
@@flyfishingtheozarks I have the attention span of a wolf being patient especially tying and also fishing. Btw how you liking the cold weather you guys are getting
get that trim work done ..... lol ..
I know!! It is so annoying everytime I edit a video.
@@flyfishingtheozarks lol...just playing wiyh you ...enjoy your video's man...thanks