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Remembering when turkey flats were sufficient

Mike Valla fly?

That is masterfully sparse!

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Very nice! 👍🏻

A proper tie! 😊👍🏻

Please include a materials list

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What color biot?

Can you recommend a source for Kingfisher feathers?

I’m fairly new to Fly Tying and just found your video. I’m definitely going to look at all your other videos but do have a question about this one. I noticed that you wiped to superglue off of your bodkin with your fingers (as I’ve seen in a few other videos as well). My question is when you do that, doesn’t that interfere with some of your other fly tying materials like glueing feathers or leaving a rough film on your fingers that may fray floss or thread using dubbing loops ?

Average fly tying with the bloody noise ( music ? ? ) it is best to delete this completely , when you go fishing how many rocks and plastic bags do you throw in the water ?

Nice, simple pattern. Hook Size #16,18?

I will have to look for one of those in the shop. Now that im retired, if you ever need a part time employee Im willing!

GREAT pattern! Nice job on this video.

Awesome, glad Mister Rodger’s keyboardist could accompany 🚎

This was one of my mentor's top flies to tie. Rip Don.

What can you substitute for the turkey herl? Brown pheasant tail fibers?

Doesn't get any cleaner than that.

How much do you oversized the hackle ? Excellent vid

ive tied this fly for people but ive also tied the danica for people in ireland and the U.K. wonder why they use black hackle tip insted of grizzly some of there patterens have a red butt and dyed black pheasent tai fibbers for the tail

Nicely done fly!

Thank you. Maybe you could consider more close up filming next time? If you can of course 🍻

Excellent ❤😊

Like that whip finish. Haven't seen it done that way before.

An alternative to kingfisher can be substituted and should be as it seems wrong that we would encourage the use of such birds for our pleasure. They are protected under various conservation designations in Europe and the UK. I'm sure any amount of alternatives would be readily available from far more common species.

Nice job on this Atherton Nymph! What I would really like to see is a video on how to clean fingernails! That would benefit the Vast majority of Fly Tyers on utube!!

Great fly pattern and video 👍

Awesome Fly

I love what you’re done with that hackle

I enjoy reading and John Atherton flies. Art and tying flies will never die

Nicely tied. Atherton was a bit ahead of the curve with his fly design. Unfortunately he didn’t do himself a service by naming his flies numerically I believe. I bet that fishes very well.

What brand of beaver dubbing are you using?

Gidday Nice techniques, I haven't been tying flies that long and found your tutorial helpful. Thankyou.

Such a simple fly, yet so effective. It’s a very forgiving fly, & great for teaching dry fly fishing to someone new to the sport.

Great looking fly. Going to take some of these to Alaska for Grayling!!

Very relaxing and informative video, and a Herter's hook to boot! Many thanks.

Beautifully proportioned and tied. Fun to see. Thanks! Really enjoyed seeing the fly shop last June during my trip to the Willowemoc.

I too would like to k own your dubbing mix for the a domen

Great Job, Music Drama.

Well tied fly.

Awesome fly. Seth is best fly tyer i've ever seen. So glad he's on UA-cam.

Beautiful nymph

Beautiful fly beautifully tied.

I must have missed what you used for the dubbing material and color for the abdomen of the fly.

i remember in the eighties almost everyday was an open house : )

20+ yrs ago i visited George's shop several times a year and have a few of his original ties left. They produced well on the Battenkill both as a searching pattern and emerger pattern skated across the surface.

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Beautiful caddis fly pattern.

Thank you for sharing your fly tying videos with us. I enjoy them & am learning new techniques & pattern or renewing some that need refreshing. When I learned to tie elk & deer hair wings, I was taught to leave the butts long & interweave the thread through sections of hair before whip finishing & clipping the butts to form the head. This was supposed to reliably bind the hair wing to the hook, & I never questioned it. However, I think your method of pre-clipping the hair makes the fly look better & saves some steps. You clip the butts before tying in the wing. I wish I could test this method of tying in the wing on the water but back issues prevent me from fishing any longer. However, I tie for a local Healing Waters chapter & want be be sure I am donating flies that will hold together. Do you think pre-clipping the hair before tie-in makes a wing as durable as my old method with the thread interwoven in the hair?