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Learn something every time I watch you. Thx.

The hackle feathers you are using comes from the neck or saddle of the chicken.

That'll hit!

Ronnie, where are you? It has been too long since you made your last video. Hope everything is all right with you. Take care and if you can, lets us know how you are doing.

Ronnie What size Mylar tube would you use for a 1/16 #4 hook jig? And 1/8 #2 Thanks I gonna order some soon

Stump...I haven't seen you in awhile. Hope you are OK and doing well.

Where can I purchase the silver and black wing material?

Looks great wish I new what size hook you use

Thank you..

Im gathering squirrel tails and i have 1 more deer tag and plan on saving that tail too. Will definitely put this video to good use before spring fishing this year. Thank you

The Bream Killer looks a bit like like Turk's Tarantula--which is my absolute #1 favorite bluegill fly of all-time! You're version looks like it will do the trick too!

That's really cool. Thanks for sharing this.

Ronnie moves like a production tyer. I always love watching a professional at work. Thay have cut out the wasted moves and increased the speed. Thanks, Ronnie, for making these wonderful videos.

You need to give the material time to soak up the water then they will be softer and have much more movement.

This is an amazing fly. I wasn’t sure how it’d work, tied 3 last night, for today. They tore up the first two into nothing. I used it as a dropper off a popper. I didn’t use enough super glue. By the time I quit, the last fly didn’t look like anything, but was still catching bream Great fly, thanks for the video

Nice looking fly. I subbed to your channel. All the best from Argentina.

hi what are the 2 other metal things with your vice and what are the for

Thank you for posting this video! I've just recently started learning fly fishing and tying. The area I am in for now isn't much into fly fishing and most of the flies I'm seeing tied don't really resemble any of the insects here in the lakes and streams, and are more geared to trout streams. The second fly tied definitely resembles in ways several of the insects I see in and the water ways here. I'll be definitely be learning tying while making some of these, then come nicer weather will be putting them to use learning fly casting. I should probably tie up a good 20-30 to start....have a feeling I'll be catching quite a few trees and hearing the whip snap behind me to start with....but then again, may pick it up right away.

I like using saddle hackles on my jigs like that my buddy raises roosters and butchers them I always try to make it by on butcher day n collect all the good colors I want makes it handy I get the cream or the crop ya might say lol great looking jig i tied up some similar a few days ago !!!

what is the brand name of the multi purpose cushion mat and where can i find it? Thanks

I look silly when I make these compared to you. Dang. Oh well; its a fun use of time and I get better every session.

I use mini clothes pin that I got in the craft dept at Walmart to hold legs and material back that way your hackle pliers are free!

Thanks for the fly, appears to be full of 'triggers'.

Looks like a very effective fly!! Super cool look!! Thanks Ronnie, I look forward to your next video!! I’ve learned a lot from your videos!!!!

Ronnie, what color of foam on the trailer? Great video.

hey ronni you inspired me to start tying flys for salmon, Thank you for thees videos.

Mr. McKee, Howdy; I've been tying for maybe 10 or 11 years now, mostly Soft Hackle and wet flies. This is the same yet very different all at the same time. I' watched your Materials video and you as well as a few other folks that tye jigs all use the term Hackle on several different types of feathers. To me a Hackle is mainly used for the collar or for palmering through the body like in a Wooley Bugger. When you purchase the hackle that you clip the tip out of and then cut the 'V" s out of is that Saddle hackle? Sure looks like it although most times it shows up it's difficult to tell. Sorry about the length of this, chuckle. Have you ever used any materials from the Fly Tyers Dungeon?

Here we are in the future by 3 years. Great idea with the rubber bands. Have you thought about using some of the UV glues for coating the body.

Awesome

I like to catch crappie, I try to stay away from crappy stuff

Good stuff, ideas and overall flies/jigs. Please adjust the camera focus. Fly is blurry, but shirt clear. Think should be reverse.

I love you r video I witnessed you made more l am Oklahoma I would love to go fishing with you

I’ve caught fish on both of the flies that you tied personally. But the second one is one of my all time favorites, it is deadly on bluegills, shell crackers and trout! It is a fly that I will teach my grandchildren to tie so they will be able to use them. Thanks for posting the video, Ronnie!

I'm a 75 year old beginner as for as jig tying. Sure appreciate you taking your time to show us your trade. I've tied around 30 and have had good results. Thanks again

Your panfish set up just sounds like fun. Thanks.

Thanks for posting again! I enjoy your videos

Great ties. Even better to see you again!

Good video Ronnie. Thanks for sharing the great combo for brim catching.

I’ve missed you and your videos!! Those bream flys are killer!! I’ll need to tie several of those for when the bream and shell cracker go on bed!! Thanks Ronnie for sharing!!

Good video. Became a new subscriber after seeing this video. Was impressed with the counterclockwise bobbin thread spin that assists proper material positioning on the hook. I have learned, however, that Dernier (210) sizing is not thread diameter, but it’s weight, in grams, of 9000 kilometers of a single strand (which doesn’t really tell you much except in relation to other Dernier weights, i. e., heavier than 140 or 70 Dernier).

Nice crappie jig. Like it a lot!

enjoy it nope, loved it all the way. Thank you.

Learn how to focus your camera on the fly.

i love the videos man keep it up!!!

I typed this color hopefully it works🤞 love your videos

Can u make more squirrel tail jig combos

What is your jigcraft name?

I am concerned about hitting two hard serifs together I had a piece of steel imbedded deep in my for arm had to be surgically removed.

Excellent excellent teaching. Thanks

I do like squirrel tail fur. Your video uses gray squirrel. I’m wondering if you tried Fox squirrel. Larger squirrel, reddish/brown color. If you tried the Fox I am wondering what you think about it as a tying material. The fur on a Fox is a little denser and longer.