Great instruction...What density of the brush works best ....? Using my own brush with only Kanekelon wig hair...the fly didn't wiggle when stripped straight , the tail reacted more than the body.
Hey there! I like to make my game changers with Congo hair ( ep fibres) it holds more water and helps the fly to anchor in the water more and helps with movement. I also like to blend Kanekalon with Congo and angel hair 50/40/10 ratio ish 😉 it helps create a lighter version easier to cast but still hold some water
Thank you so much for using alternative materials.... i'll try that, ...Also a big shout out to Blaine Chocklett for his live presentation the other night of the jerk changer on "Masters Of The Fly", they are wonderful too...he explained how the hydrodynamics of the fly and the materials.
Great video! Lots of valuable info. I was wondering if it is possible to know which material are you using to tye the body of the 3 section GC. Thanks !
Norbert, thank you for another great and informative session. What line weight would you recommend to use with a 12wt to cast those big changers? I got a 12wt this winter to use for musky this year. Not really because the fish is big but more to have better control of the fish and not to wear the fish out too much. The line I will use is 400gr and 450gr intermediate and sink tip. Going only into my second year fly fishing, so only time on the water will tell if I will survive the 12wt days. I used 10wt last year. Do you think 400gr and 450gr line will work for those?
Hey i fish mostly ten weight but will try out the 12 to cast those bigger flies this year. On recommendations i opted for the Scientific Angler Sonar musky in 500gr. I am waiting for this line to get to me, i will try it out to see how it goes.Will keep you posted on the upcoming videos ;)
Hi Norbert, thanks a lot for the inspiration you give to everyone! I discovered your channel recently and I watch your videos with great interest. I fish a lot in the city centre and English suburbs so the hooks get dull quite quickly so the tube fly is really necessary. I take a lot of inspiration from your flies for my tube flies and they work Du feu de dieu!. Your jake pike is simply a killer ! Et cerise sur le gâteau, je progresse beaucoup en t'écoutant car ton anglais est super agréable. Ici, les ''brumies''( Birmingham) sont quasi incompréhensibles! Promis je regarde rapidemment de plus prêt ton buymeacoffee, tu le mérites bien ! Je te souhaite de moult client pour l'avenir et je compte bien te rendre visite un de ces jour :) Oliver, un froggy perdu dans le brouillard des Midlands !
Thanks for the shout out. Like you, I like to share tips I’ve learned along the way with experimenting.
Thank you Todd, it’s the best way to progress as anglers and humans ,😉😉😉
Great instruction...What density of the brush works best ....? Using my own brush with only Kanekelon wig hair...the fly didn't wiggle when stripped straight , the tail reacted more than the body.
Hey there! I like to make my game changers with Congo hair ( ep fibres) it holds more water and helps the fly to anchor in the water more and helps with movement. I also like to blend Kanekalon with Congo and angel hair 50/40/10 ratio ish 😉 it helps create a lighter version easier to cast but still hold some water
Thank you so much for using alternative materials.... i'll try that, ...Also a big shout out to Blaine Chocklett for his live presentation the other night of the jerk changer on "Masters Of The Fly", they are wonderful too...he explained how the hydrodynamics of the fly and the materials.
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Great video! Lots of valuable info. I was wondering if it is possible to know which material are you using to tye the body of the 3 section GC. Thanks !
Hey thank you, I always use a mixture of Congo and Kanekalon hair in my brushes . I made a livestream on the synthetics I use a while back 😉
@@NorbertRenaud Thanks! I'll check It
Norbert, thank you for another great and informative session. What line weight would you recommend to use with a 12wt to cast those big changers? I got a 12wt this winter to use for musky this year. Not really because the fish is big but more to have better control of the fish and not to wear the fish out too much. The line I will use is 400gr and 450gr intermediate and sink tip. Going only into my second year fly fishing, so only time on the water will tell if I will survive the 12wt days. I used 10wt last year. Do you think 400gr and 450gr line will work for those?
Hey i fish mostly ten weight but will try out the 12 to cast those bigger flies this year. On recommendations i opted for the Scientific Angler Sonar musky in 500gr. I am waiting for this line to get to me, i will try it out to see how it goes.Will keep you posted on the upcoming videos ;)
Hi Norbert, thanks a lot for the inspiration you give to everyone! I discovered your channel recently and I watch your videos with great interest. I fish a lot in the city centre and English suburbs so the hooks get dull quite quickly so the tube fly is really necessary. I take a lot of inspiration from your flies for my tube flies and they work Du feu de dieu!. Your jake pike is simply a killer ! Et cerise sur le gâteau, je progresse beaucoup en t'écoutant car ton anglais est super agréable. Ici, les ''brumies''( Birmingham) sont quasi incompréhensibles! Promis je regarde rapidemment de plus prêt ton buymeacoffee, tu le mérites bien ! Je te souhaite de moult client pour l'avenir et je compte bien te rendre visite un de ces jour :) Oliver, un froggy perdu dans le brouillard des Midlands !
Ha merci Olivier, c’est ce genre de commentaire qui me pousse à poursuivre cette chaîne 😉 much appreciated bro 😉👍
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What type of brush is this?
Brunches are homemade , it’s a mix of Congo hair, Kanekalon and angel hair 😉
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Merci bien Harold! 👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼