Deadly pattern. It’s a go to when the small bait is in. Also a great searching fly. Thanks for the tips in the new resin. Sure looks easier than the devcon and a turner
If anyone does decide to take the drying wheel route, using a disco ball motor mounted to a simple stand is a cheaper solution. You can also buy a piece of cylindrical foam, much like the one in the video, to attach flies to
I have some Alumilite clear UV for finishing lures after painting. I wonder after the heavy formula is put on to est. the body, a quick dunk and drip off before going in the light box would work?
As a newb to saltwater fly fishing I'm anxious to tie up a bunch of these. First off great a great tutorial as always. Second I'm having trouble finding that hook. Any suggestions anyone? Thank you
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Deadly pattern. It’s a go to when the small bait is in. Also a great searching fly. Thanks for the tips in the new resin. Sure looks easier than the devcon and a turner
Clean, slick, and seems fairly simple. TyTl
Love this explanation!
Killer vid. Thanks!
A smaller version of this fly works amazingly well for sea-run cutthroats in the PNW
If anyone does decide to take the drying wheel route, using a disco ball motor mounted to a simple stand is a cheaper solution. You can also buy a piece of cylindrical foam, much like the one in the video, to attach flies to
Bob must be proud.
This looks exactly like a spearing, I gotta use it for some snapper.
You should do some more videos on tying buck tail streamers for steelhead while bottom bouncing
Do some Tenkara style flies!
I have some Alumilite clear UV for finishing lures after painting. I wonder after the heavy formula is put on to est. the body, a quick dunk and drip off before going in the light box would work?
Great tip on setting the flashabou. Tim do you use the SC for fresh water fish too? If so do you downsize it and change the materials? Thanks.
Small ones in white and pink, fished low work for porgies, green is better for seabass.
As a newb to saltwater fly fishing I'm anxious to tie up a bunch of these. First off great a great tutorial as always. Second I'm having trouble finding that hook. Any suggestions anyone? Thank you
Look up any sort of short gamakatusu saltwater fly tying hook and I'm sure you could find a substitute.
Where would you purchase the materials used, from the UK
I know the fly fishers website ships internationally
It feels like using that foil is almost cheating...ha! ...almost.
Amazon explanation