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Love your fly ties 😎🎣

I’ve cleaned up all summer at Montauk with a 16 or 18 Adam’s or Parachute Adam’s. I don’t think I’ve ever not caught a fish with either of those two.

I can see why you named the fly SBD. I believe you are right. I'm going to have to wait a bit to get out to fish for a bit. Because here in Missouri, we are under an extreme heat warning until Friday. Be blessed. My friend.

I see the reloading equipment on your bench . Make some videos on reloading that would be grate 👍🏻

Will give it a try think’s for the videos 👍🏻

another one to make and put into the tacklebox

always ready to add to the tackle box..thanks..

Big Bluegill move out to deep water in the summer, they are not too worried about being eaten like the little ones are. In the evening, they will move in shallow to feed on whatever. That is what looks like happened with you, the big ones moved into your fishing area. Some people get all of the breaks, catch lots of fish, have a great UA-cam Channel, tie great flies, live where there are lots of lakes and ponds and can fish in them, yeah, some people have it made in the shade. You wouldn`t know anything about that would you? Those are some impressive Bluegill; I will have the oil heated up and the breading ready to go with hush puppies, coleslaw, and tartar sauce. Thanks for another great video.

I make a kinds of flys ,fly fishing lures, my favorite poppers are with Walmart white/orange cheep floats,the hollow ones after you pull the stem out.take hobby knife cut in sections a groove at.bottop glue head.dress hook. body is hollow and not only pops but also blow air and water through hole blowing air bubbles behind them . Also wooden golf tee's work great for poppers. papa wishing you well 😊

Those 3 would make a meal though. Thanks for posting.

I like this one, I need to tie up some, thank you sir

Thank you for the instructions.

What a fine cricket. All crickets are ugly so no need to be precise with them close is good. That one is real good. Be blessed. My friend.

Interesting!! Tight lines🕷️🐛🐜!!!!

Looking good

Very nice ty! Tight lines🐛🐜🕷️!!!!

Thankyou for the info. It never occurred to me, so 👍👍👍👍👍👍 on your tutorial! Will this work on conventional hackle as well! Tight lines🕷️🐜🐛!!!!

Thanks for the helpful tips. Even when the fishing is slow being out in Gods beautiful creation we call nature is wonderful. More people should slow down and enjoy it with us fishermen. Be blessed. My friend.

What sizes do you tie and fish this fly? It looks good and buggy.

Good looking fly.

This is a great creek - fished here lots - these are Brown trout you are showing. Glad you had a great time.

Great looking ant!

The glue I dont care for😊😊

What was that you used for the body ? Nice contrast with the wing !

Ver good-looking fly. You should have good fishing adventures with it. Be blessed. My friend.

Thank You Robert 🎉 🌟🙏🏻💫

That was a real treat to relive with you your childhood days fishing spot. Wish I could go back to some of my old fishing spots. But they are not in the family or owned by family friends anymore. But still have those good memories. Thanks for taking me back to those times. Be blessed. My friend.

That fly looks like it was born in the 70s. The fish will love it. That will be another bluegill killer. Be blessed. My friend.

Reliving the past is sometimes a real treat. Thanks for posting.

That pond was NOT easy to fish! Lots of obstacles on your backcast! Well done. 👍🏻

Thank you for the demonstration. I have those materials so I'll give them a try.

I love tying and making odd workable flys and lures. I make poppers out of different things. my tea time poppers I use wooden golf tees. cutting a goruve setting hook to length. short hooks for laying on top. longer hooks for slightly below surface, more weight if wanting body setting at 25_45 degrees with head still out of water. Papa wishing you well 😊

Very creative, an interesting pattern. I went blue gill fishing this morning for a couple of hours.. Would have enjoyed trying this out. I'll tie a couple and see what happens. I have not gone the UV/resin route. I am still using Sally's Hard As Nails as a cement. You are convincing me, maybe I should give it a try. Hope your trip with the new flies was productive. Thanks for posting

Nice fly Robert I think I’ll tie a few thanks for your effort on u tube keep ‘em comin 😊

Enjoyed this one. Thanks

You are right it looks messed up, but most dead bugs do. But fish love dead bugs, so I would think the bluegills also. You are getting a large collection of bluegill busters now. Be blessed. My friend.

I love your videos

With this new fly and the old standby best bluegill fly ever. The bluegills are going to start fearing you. Have a lot of fun. Be blessed. My friend.

Thanks for posting, hope it works for you.

Check out the cap spider it is also a killer for bluegills

Nice job Robert , this is an over rated bug , your Best bluegill fly is the best, I’ve used both

Yet another of Your patterns that I admire !!! Thank you !!! 🌟🎣💫

Robert, I tied 7 of your best bluegill fly ever shared one with my fishing buddy and we both caught Bluegills for 4 hours at a high pressured lake in Indiana😊 thanks for your videos I always enjoy them and I would love to fish Montauk With you some day I think im a few years older than you and your brother fyi.

Came to this video from one of your other videos. Enjoyed it, glad I found your channel. Subscribed. Looking forward to more.

Enjoyed the video. It would have been nice for you to add some commentary on how you are fishing for them and the fly you used. Great job, looks like you were enjoying yourself.

Enjoyed this, will check out your channel. Looks like some handloading equipment and a crossbow in the background. Hope to see those in action as well. Great job!

I was glad to hear that you get to learn while teaching us things about a hobby and activity that we enjoy. I love to learn new things. Thank you. Be blessed. My friend.

Great video! Im new at tying and your videos are awesome! Thank you.

Tell us what you are using.

Thank you for sharing that. I've had UA-cam channels before & I've created & hosted my own podcast before. I created this channel to learn more about fly fishing and to share what I've learned with others. I'm part of a fly fishing organization and I'm learning a lot there which I can share on here, and what I learn on here I can share there. A big goal that I have and am working on is writing a book on fly fishing. I want it to be part autobiography and part educational. How I went from knowing nothing about fly fishing, to being proficient.