Hello Bob, thank you for your generous comment. It’s good to hear that your shoulder is holding up and that you are catching fish! There’s no better remedy for a sore shoulder than catching fish!!😉
My kinda fly.,.simple to tie, slim but very effective …nice pattern…thanks for sharing the tie…if I may ask, which make/brand of UV resin do you use…like the thin brush 👌
@@Tjk186 Hello Tjk, good to hear from you and thank you for your kind comment. You are probably aware that there are a whole myriad of UV varnishes available. I am not a lover of thick varnishes and prefer to add a second coat of thin varnish, in order to keep my flies slimmer. The UV varnish that I use is ‘Loon UV Clear Fly varnish - Thin’. This comes with a set of nozzles of various apertures and a brush. If you choose this product, I suggest that you slim down the brush for two reasons - one, if the brush is slim at the point it is easier to apply the varnish and second, you generally pick up less varnish for use. In my experience, it cures rapidly and this product lasts literally years if applied thinly. I have had a new replacement set in stock for about two years and still not opened!!🤷♂️
Very nice. That is a fly that should be in everyone's box. Perfectly practical.
Hello Michael, you are right of course. Quick, easy to tie and very functional.👌
Super!! Will give it a go!! Shoulder is great!! Using dries for a bit, catching some fish.
Hello Bob, thank you for your generous comment. It’s good to hear that your shoulder is holding up and that you are catching fish! There’s no better remedy for a sore shoulder than catching fish!!😉
My kinda fly.,.simple to tie, slim but very effective …nice pattern…thanks for sharing the tie…if I may ask, which make/brand of UV resin do you use…like the thin brush 👌
@@Tjk186 Hello Tjk, good to hear from you and thank you for your kind comment. You are probably aware that there are a whole myriad of UV varnishes available. I am not a lover of thick varnishes and prefer to add a second coat of thin varnish, in order to keep my flies slimmer. The UV varnish that I use is ‘Loon UV Clear Fly varnish - Thin’. This comes with a set of nozzles of various apertures and a brush. If you choose this product, I suggest that you slim down the brush for two reasons - one, if the brush is slim at the point it is easier to apply the varnish and second, you generally pick up less varnish for use. In my experience, it cures rapidly and this product lasts literally years if applied thinly. I have had a new replacement set in stock for about two years and still not opened!!🤷♂️