Deer and Elk Hair Explained by Charlie Craven

Charlie talks everything hair in the video and the differences between all the types of fly tying hair. If you want to ask Charlie a question, email him at [e-mail]
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[@tomt5176]

Charlie, thanks for demystifying - somewhat - the usage and application for tying with deer hair. It’s a lot of info packed into the short video. Always quality when it’s coming from you and much appreciated.

[@jonbelcher2441]

Great video! Would like to see the same on feathers.

[@UnstoppableAngler]

Hi ... I wanted to build a wooden jump frog or Thai frog but I wanted to do weed guard for the double hook can you please do it on mono please

[@Upgraydez]

Sure!

[@FlyTyer1948]

Very interesting & thorough.

[@edwardmlotkiewicz2343]

Great video and great info.

[@snagrbuster7343]

Moose hair makes the finest Mosquito flies (for light and dark bands on the body,, which you apparently haven't tied!! I've been a Deer and Elk hunter since 1973, but I haven't analyzed Deer, Elk, and Moose hair like you seemed to have done, and with most due respect, I don't understand how your lecture is helpful to fly tiers in any Practical Sense!! Oh Caribou hair float good, but it's Very Brittle!! Hair stacker is another waste of money, as I just use my wife's old lipstick top, and it does the same thing. And Bodkin can be made with the cork top of a wine or carbonated Juice bottle, for almost nothing.