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Glad it was helpful!

That’s usually on a 10, but really depends on the rod.

Thanks for the kind words! It fishes best on intermediate and linking lines.

I have another question for this video, which size for the bumbell eyes? Thanks again!

Thanks for the kind words, glad you enjoyed it!

Glad you enjoyed it! Please do, will look forward to hearing how those work for you!

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks Paul!

Yes, we make our own tapered brushes, but you can also buy some great pre-made, tapered ones in different sizes. Tony at Nightmare Musky Flies will take good care of you.

I make my own also. what size are your? I'm new to tying big predator flies. I ty trout flies but there is not a whole lot of trout fishing in Texas. we do have large and small mouth bass, walleye, gar, etc. can you tell me some good flies to ty?

Thanks Matthew, appreciate the kind words!

You could make a case for belly hair to finish Buford heads based on color availability and saved trimming time with the shorter fibers, but belly hair fibers are often too short for our desired profile and too hollow for our preferred density. We recommend using the shorter, hollow fibers near the back/base of the tail when finishing this pattern.

@@MuskyTown thanks for the reply. Was just curious as to why you used full length over belly hair. That makes perfect sense.

@@cotypihlaja576 of course, happy to help. Ah yes, those hairs were from the back/base of the tail...hollow but not overly so and with right length for our desired profile.

@@MuskyTown okay. Loved the tying series. I’ve been messing around with tying some castable fly’s for conventional tackle. Always fun to watch in depth videos like these.

Thanks Justin, glad to hear that you’re enjoying the series! If we can ever help you work through anything, please feel free to reach out any time.

Pat’s a wizard for sure. Thanks for the great feedback!

Thanks Dan, we'll look forward to schedules lining up!

Glad you're enjoying them, thanks for the positive feedback!

We recommend this one: muskytown.com/products/loon-zippy-hair-stacker-large

Hey there, Ronnie. Thanks for reaching out. We do offer select belly hair, and just ordered more white. A full list of color options can be found here: muskytown.com/products/select-belly-hair

Happy you enjoyed it, thank you!

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks Geoff!

Thank you, Dan! We’ve had so much fun recording these, and more episodes are already in the works!

Thanks for your feedback! Agreed, definitely one of our favorite (if not our favorite) episodes season! His teaser concept is relatively new (came about last fall if memory serves), but the purpose is to emulate a Musky baitfish chasing a smaller baitfish. It appears to be made of mylar tubing with some form of adhesive (likely Marine goop), but we'd be happy to see if Joe is ready to share more.

@@MuskyTown I’d be really interested in learning more about that teaser.

Thanks, Ronnie! We appreciate your support!

Thanks, Jason! Please don't hesitate with any other feedback or requests.

Thanks, Ian! We really appreciate hearing that you're enjoying the series!

So glad to hear that you're enjoying the series! Thanks for the great feedback!

Thanks for the awesome feedback, and agreed! He does a ton to support Musky conservation too!

Thanks, Jason! Glad to hear you're enjoying the series.

We love hearing that you're enjoying the series. Thanks for the awesome feedback and for being part of Musky Town!

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Thanks, Thomas! Happy to hear you're enjoying the series!

@@MuskyTown What size of a swivel would you use between split rings? I really liked that setup.

Straight from Marlon, "mix it up to adjust length but trust anything 60lb and up." Adding to that, terminal tackle is a spot where the investment is usually worth it, so go with a premium swivel in that 60 to 80 lb+ range.

@@MuskyTown thank you!

Thanks, Dirk. Great feedback! We've already got quite a bit more in the works with our Let's Talk Fly Fishing series that sounds like exactly what you're looking for. You can definitely downsize the 747 with either shorter materials or as a 2-section articulated Buford. For hooks on this shanked version, we really like the Kona BGH in 6/0 and 5/0. You could also go with trebles in the 1/0 (rear) and 2/0 or 3/0 (front) size range depending on proportions/preference. In the meantime, for terminal connections… loop to loop connections are simplest. Perfection loops are a staple. If you prefer otherwise there, you can go with a nail knot from your fly line to leader. At the end of your leader, we recommend a large loop to help with quick fly changes (where we leave the bite guard rigged to the fly with a perfection loop on the leader side and either a perfection or nonslip loop to the fly). There are a bunch of different options here, but hope that's a helpful place to start. Fish on!

Thanks, Jason! You got it!

Thanks, Austin! Definitely one that belongs in every musky angler's box!

Thanks, CG. We appreciate your feedback and would be happy to include those adjustments in the future.

Thanks, Jason! Happy to hear you're enjoying the series!

Thanks, James! If there's anything else you want to see, please feel free to reach out anytime.

Thanks, Austin!

Thanks, Jakub! We definitely appreciate hearing that you're enjoying the series!

Thanks, Brady. Happy to hear you're enjoying the series!

Happy to hear you've been enjoying it! It's been a blast making these, and we have quite a bit more in the works!

Thanks, Dan! Any time we can help you on the water or at the vise, that's why we're here. Appreciate all your support!

Thanks, Jeff!

Glad to hear you're enjoying it, thanks for the great feedback! A link was just added to the description, and it takes you straight to the materials list. If there's anything else we can help you with, just say the word!