This was a great beginners kit for a great price. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxKRURvLsu9Vvyw7gIuvt8FsApoQNCdz-1 Its given us a huge variety to test out and see what works well and what we like to use. Majority of the flies have stayed together well, but some of the rainbow warriors did unravel after catching a few blue gill. All in all, this was a great kit and are so happy with the purchase and value for money.
I'm only 13 and I love fly tying I've tied for almost seven years now and I love your videos! They easy to learn from and enjoy, keep up the great work and help ful vids,by the way I'm subscribed ,Ben McCann
Just moved back to central PA after being away for 20 years. I set the computer near my vise and follow step by step. Great instruction and I'm so glad you don't have useless music. It's a thrill to catch trout on flies I tied myself. My only problem is all my old fishing buddies are now to sick or crippled to fish with me.
I understand that. Being an old soul my fishing buddies have been much older. As a result I've had several pass away. Now I have two that are near my age, so hopefully we will be fishing together for some time.
Thank you so much!!!! I really appreciate you taking time outta your day to record and post this. Totally subbed. It's really hard for me to learn things without someone right beside me supervising my hands on. But I totally did it!! All thanks to you breaking it down thoroughly and explaining as you go. You seriously made a heck of a difference to me and now I can teach my daughter how to do this. Tight hugs galore from a girl in Tn!!!!!
I've watched this video more than once and found it to be extremely useful especially as I'm trying to tie with greater precision than previously, now that I have more time at the vise due it lockdown cancelling my annual pilgrimage to Scotland.
Thanks Jim - I’m 58 and just beginning. Your video really helped me understand some very important techniques - I’d be lost without you tube! Thanks again.
Jim-Great as usual. Once I found you and watched the first video I was hooked. I'm a saltwater fly guy who is just getting started in freshwater. Your videos are great. Perfect pace and has helped show some techniques I was struggling with. Thanks and keep 'em coming!
My favorite dry fly! Trout will pounce on this fly when you're not sure what to use. Nice to cast along the edges when just searching. Thanks Jim! I use them from 12. to 22. Hope you are well! TW
Just came across this video and WOW! Great job. Very easy to follow. I'm a former fly fisherwoman..from the rivers in Alaska. Now in Texas fishing the Gulf of Mexico. INSTANT SUB! 💯 I've Got to Try This fly here! Thank you 😊
Sixty years ago as a teen I fly fished. Not long after beginning I started tying baits. I had few pictures to go by and didn't know what dubbing was nor how to use it right. I learned where hackle feathers came from and my parents had chickens for eggs and food. I chased down some hackle from live chickens. Those were the days. ha
I learned a few patterns from Eric. I watched him at the Catskill Fly Fishing Museum. I watched him tie the Usual, and the Black Angus. Both I still use today. Jim
pretty cool , my relative used to do this before he passed away, never knew how he made em , i was too young an had no interest back then but a useful skill to know to survive an have fun at the same time
I went fly fishing for steelhead for the first time this weekend; I have always used an open face reel and noodle rod. Needless to say, I am hooked. My eyes are getting bad and my fingers are fat, but this is the most enjoyable thing I've watched. Thank you, sir.
Great video for beginners and those on a tight budget. Simple flies have caught me more fish than the fancy ones have. For panfish, I use a very simple mosquito fly or a skunk nymphs for wet flies and I use a green or black foam spider when they are surface feeding. I even use fur off me cats for dubbing and their whiskers for tails...LOL. Look at nature for fly patterns, Make them resemble food. Fly tying doesn't have to be expensive or complicated....just enjoy what your doing!
Hi Jim, I tie my tips in much the same way but I tie them in over the eye, then go all the way back and do the tail, and body then I come back up and stand the wing up and get ready for the hackles. It works well for me. I read it in a book called the complete book of fly tying by Eric Leiser. Try it you may like it too. All the best, Sean
Thanks Laura, Good Luck with tying commercially. It is not an easy way to make money. Try to get patterns that are easier to make. Check out my GSS Emerger and try to get them to sell these. They are an easy pattern and very effective around the world. Just make sure you get the right GSS you want Olive not peacock. If you need anything let me know.
im just about to get back into fly fishing after a few years break to consentrate on sea and course fishing im gonna give tying a try may even give fly fishing in saltwater a try i has'nt really taken off here in the uk thanks for the video regards Matt
Hi Jim, Just watched both vid's with interest, thank you. But they do not show what I want i'm afraid. What I need a lesson video on, is how to select a right and left wing instead of selecting 2 lefts or 2 rights and picking wings from THEM.
your videos are fantastic, informative and very easy to follow. I was wondering what are you using to cut your thread. I've never seen anything like that
This is a basic pattern that is quick and easy to tie. It is a go to when I’m exploring new water. It’s old and productive useful on moving water and frog water. Great for a wide range of fish.
Sean, I don't think I have enough black deer hair, but I'll tie an orange or red. One that I have enough material for. It is a very good bass fly. It looks like a frog in the water. But the deer hair gets soaked rather quickly and it tends to sink. Floatant is a must. Jim
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This was a great beginners kit for a great price. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxKRURvLsu9Vvyw7gIuvt8FsApoQNCdz-1 Its given us a huge variety to test out and see what works well and what we like to use. Majority of the flies have stayed together well, but some of the rainbow warriors did unravel after catching a few blue gill. All in all, this was a great kit and are so happy with the purchase and value for money.
I would at least 3
The video was very instructive and easy for me to follow along. Well done!
Thanks I hope I can be of help in the future
I'm only 13 and I love fly tying I've tied for almost seven years now and I love your videos! They easy to learn from and enjoy, keep up the great work and help ful vids,by the way I'm subscribed
,Ben McCann
Hi Ben, Thanks for the kind words, I really appreciate it. You'll be doing the same thing one day.
Jim
Ben, you must be a pro by now and at age 13 - very impressive indeed 👍
Do not stop tying .the more you ty the better you get .
I'm 13 right now and I also enjoy fly tying
Happy 18th!
Thanks for the kind words. Helping others is our duty, your welcome.
Jim
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As a beginner, I have found that even I can do this, thanks Jim!!!!
Thanks Dick, I hope all my videos can be this clear.
By far the best fly tying tutorials on RUclips. Thanks Jim!
Glad it was helpful! Let me know if you have any requests or questions.
beautiful, there is nothing more pleasing than catching a rainbow using a fly that you have made yourself.
Jim, tu do a great job with your tying videos. Thank you for making it look and sound so easy. You give me hope.
Hey Jenn my nephew started to fly tying so I turned them onto you because that’s how I learned to answer by finding you
Thanks
Great videos. Keep up the good work. I'm new to fly tying and just started. Your videos are helping a lot.
thank you jim, you are an asset to humanity
Thank you, it is always appreciated to hear these kind words.
Jim
Excellent Jim .You make it look so easy!!!!
Thanks for the kind words. I'm glad I can be of help.
Jim
Jim, Thanks for the great tips in this video.
I am intrigued by the aspect of "crew cutting" the hackle, I am sure this technique will enhance my fly tying immensely. Thanks. (subscribing)
Very nicely done Jim. Thank you for the wonderfully helpful videos!
Your welcome, I'm glad to hear my videos are helping.
Jim, I learn so much from your videos, Thank you so much for sharing:-)
Just moved back to central PA after being away for 20 years. I set the computer near my vise and follow step by step. Great instruction and I'm so glad you don't have useless music. It's a thrill to catch trout on flies I tied myself. My only problem is all my old fishing buddies are now to sick or crippled to fish with me.
I understand that. Being an old soul my fishing buddies have been much older. As a result I've had several pass away. Now I have two that are near my age, so hopefully we will be fishing together for some time.
Great video for beginners. The tips are really helpful...keep'em coming!
thanks
Thank you so much!!!! I really appreciate you taking time outta your day to record and post this. Totally subbed. It's really hard for me to learn things without someone right beside me supervising my hands on. But I totally did it!! All thanks to you breaking it down thoroughly and explaining as you go. You seriously made a heck of a difference to me and now I can teach my daughter how to do this. Tight hugs galore from a girl in Tn!!!!!
Thanks for the sub! Your very welcome. I hope you browse the rest of my playlist to all the tips and tricks.
You are as down to Earth as you can be. Very informative and not intimidating as most fly tying tutorials are. Best Regards! Va. Cork
thanks
Love your stuff, you were the first fly tier i watched even before i was inspired to start tying myself a few months ago. Thanks for all the info
You can do it!
@@TheFlymanJim i have been! Ive already caught a few fish on my own flies, one of them was straight out of your recipe
I'm impressed ! This is a magnificent piece of art !
Thanks Tom
I've watched this video more than once and found it to be extremely useful especially as I'm trying to tie with greater precision than previously, now that I have more time at the vise due it lockdown cancelling my annual pilgrimage to Scotland.
Thanks I'm glad it's helping!
Great looking fly! I just got a whip finisher and I'll attempt this fly soon!
Hi Steve,
Thanks for the kind words. Good luck on the water!
Jim
An extremely clear instructional video, thanks for this. I will be tying some of these (for the first time) later today! ;)
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you've taught me more about fly tying than anyone else. Hands down best videos and most educational that i've watched.
Thanks John, that means alot to me.
Thanks Jim - I’m 58 and just beginning. Your video really helped me understand some very important techniques - I’d be lost without you tube! Thanks again.
Your very welcome Ken let me know if there is anything I can do for you.
Jim-Great as usual. Once I found you and watched the first video I was hooked. I'm a saltwater fly guy who is just getting started in freshwater. Your videos are great. Perfect pace and has helped show some techniques I was struggling with. Thanks and keep 'em coming!
This video is awesome and very helpful. Starting my fly fishing journey and excited to learn more!
Good luck! Let me know if you have any questions, you can find me on FaceBook
wow! want to learn to tie lures for my husband. you made these easy to follow and learn from. thank you for putting this together!
You are very welcome
My favorite dry fly! Trout will pounce on this fly when you're not sure what to use. Nice to cast along the edges when just searching. Thanks Jim! I use them from 12. to 22. Hope you are well! TW
Thanks Tom I'm good hope to see you again this year!
Just came across this video and WOW! Great job. Very easy to follow.
I'm a former fly fisherwoman..from the rivers in Alaska.
Now in Texas fishing the Gulf of Mexico.
INSTANT SUB! 💯
I've Got to Try This fly here! Thank you 😊
Awesome! Thank you!
Brilliant video and a lovely tie.
Great video Jim, thanks for the very detailed instructions!
Your welcome Tim, I'm glad it is of use to you. Best wishes for the upcoming season.
OP
Many thanks for your kind words.
Jim
Sixty years ago as a teen I fly fished. Not long after beginning I started tying baits. I had few pictures to go by and didn't know what dubbing was nor how to use it right. I learned where hackle feathers came from and my parents had chickens for eggs and food. I chased down some hackle from live chickens. Those were the days. ha
Cool
Great video! My step-dad does this and I'm looking to learn. This was a very informative video :) Thanks!
Your welcome, it is a great way to bond with your step-dad. Having allot of fun doing it.
Great video. Great video. So much easier than trying to follow written instructions
Glad it was helpful!
Very informative, easy to follow, great demo.
Glad it was helpful!
Super enjoyable. I can't believe what you created.
I only explain how to tie them this fly was created or designed many years back. It is a very effective pattern that's why it stuck around.
Beautiful work. I am just getting into fly tying and I really appreciate the videos. Happy Holidays!
Happy new year! Thanks for your support!
Brilliant and simple. Thanks. Just learning to tie flies and this was a helpful video
Glad it was helpful! let me know if you have any questions on tying or fishing. Thanks for your support.
I learned a few patterns from Eric. I watched him at the Catskill Fly Fishing Museum. I watched him tie the Usual, and the Black Angus. Both I still use today.
Jim
Some great concepts and techniques well demonstrated and explained.
Thank you kindly!
super job, you are a great teacher
This is pure art.
Many thanks for clear and concise instruction!
You are welcome!
nice video man! you do a great job at explaining how to tie the fly!
+connor manklow Thanks Connor
pretty cool , my relative used to do this before he passed away, never knew how he made em , i was too young an had no interest back then but a useful skill to know to survive an have fun at the same time
Thanks
Nice and simple, thank you.
I went fly fishing for steelhead for the first time this weekend; I have always used an open face reel and noodle rod. Needless to say, I am hooked. My eyes are getting bad and my fingers are fat, but this is the most enjoyable thing I've watched. Thank you, sir.
Thank You Sir it is a pleasure to get feedback like yours!
Thank you! You're awesome!
Thanks Jim for another great video.
You are very welcome
I just started and this helped a lot thanks
awsome section jim.
Nice tie Jim, Great colour combination. Will make this tomorrows project as I have done my six for the day. Kindest thoughts from down under in NZ..
Thanks the Adams is a great fly for any time of year. Tie these from #12 to #18.
vraiment un beau travail il mérite d’être vu?
Great channel! I watched TheMiteyQuin channel when I was first learning. He’s pretty awesome! You both give me the same vibes. Love the vid man
Thanks
Great video for beginners and those on a tight budget. Simple flies have caught me more fish than the fancy ones have. For panfish, I use a very simple mosquito fly or a skunk nymphs for wet flies and I use a green or black foam spider when they are surface feeding. I even use fur off me cats for dubbing and their whiskers for tails...LOL. Look at nature for fly patterns, Make them resemble food. Fly tying doesn't have to be expensive or complicated....just enjoy what your doing!
Thanks for your input it is always great to get.
Very easy to follow great job , nice looking fly .
Glad you liked it!
i'm 13 too. very good job on the tying.
thanks I am 60 and just started to take interest in tying, love your video, shared it to my Facebook. just subscripted to your channel
Thanks for subscribing and let me know if I can help in any way.
I think that the demo was fantastic to see. Thank you sincerely
Larry jenkins
Thanks You
Hi Jim, I tie my tips in much the same way but I tie them in over the eye, then go all the way back and do the tail, and body then I come back up and stand the wing up and get ready for the hackles. It works well for me. I read it in a book called the complete book of fly tying by Eric Leiser. Try it you may like it too. All the best, Sean
Great video and lots of info I appreciate it👍
Thanks glad you liked it
That looks like a killer fly!!!!
Thank you so much! I can't wait to tie it
Hope you like it!
Well taught! Thanks for sharing
Your very welcome
I'm looking at a job tying for Suicks so these will be a big help to me so I don't have to go in with 0 experience!
Thanks Laura, Good Luck with tying commercially. It is not an easy way to make money. Try to get patterns that are easier to make. Check out my GSS Emerger and try to get them to sell these. They are an easy pattern and very effective around the world. Just make sure you get the right GSS you want Olive not peacock. If you need anything let me know.
Great video!
great vid easy to understand as im just starting fly tying
Glad it helped
Still the best fly-tying video out there
Thanks
This made me want to learn how to tie flies!
Not as easy as it looks, just warning you.
Nice, thanks I learned something interesting today.
Glad to hear it!
Best fly tying videos on youtube, keep up the good work Jim!
Thanks for your support and appreciation. It is greatly appreciated. Jim
Really good instruction timeless
Thanks
im just about to get back into fly fishing after a few years break to consentrate on sea and course fishing im gonna give tying a try may even give fly fishing in saltwater a try i has'nt really taken off here in the uk thanks for the video
regards Matt
Surprised at that. Give it a try you'll like it.
Great tip for tying the wings in.
Thanks and Good Luck with yours.
I'm about to start tying flies in a few weeks
Good Luck take your time, buy the best material you can afford, and lastly keep proportions in mind. If you need any help let me know.
Jim Misiura what's the best fly to tie for brown trout
Good job looks nice :)
GREAT LESSON!!..
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Love the way flies from til used it
Thanks
I like your videos you do real good at it
thanks
Hi Jim,
Just watched both vid's with interest, thank you. But they do not show what I want i'm afraid. What I need a lesson video on, is how to select a right and left wing instead of selecting 2 lefts or 2 rights and picking wings from THEM.
Very cool! Thanks!
Glad you liked it!
Great lesson.
Glad you liked it!
Thanks for the tip about the butt end of the bodkin.
Your welcome.
Great Video, thanks. Reg
Thanks for watching!
your videos are fantastic, informative and very easy to follow. I was wondering what are you using to cut your thread. I've never seen anything like that
This is a basic pattern that is quick and easy to tie. It is a go to when I’m exploring new water. It’s old and productive useful on moving water and frog water. Great for a wide range of fish.
Totally agree!
Tedious work
excellent presentation
thanks Tom
Sean, I don't think I have enough black deer hair, but I'll tie an orange or red. One that I have enough material for. It is a very good bass fly. It looks like a frog in the water. But the deer hair gets soaked rather quickly and it tends to sink. Floatant is a must.
Jim
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Thanks
Thanks.
Great video
Thanks!
great video
Glad you enjoyed it