I'm for sure going to use there here in southeast Minnesota! Thx
So nice to see the fly stand out against the background =D
Great pattern in all colors , easy tie and fish everywhere love them .Pats Mercury midge another great pattern. Thanks for the video
love the rib. When it gets wet I'll bet it looks opaque, like a natural should. Thanks
Love you getting that wonky piece of dubbing out of there because it won't catch any fish. I was teaching my class how to tie a Partridge and Peacock yesterday and told them to take 5 wraps of wire around the peacock body on a size 14. One of my students said the he got 6 wraps, "Is that Ok?" One of my assistants said "No, you need to unwrap that and get 5 or fish won't eat it." It is our running joke that such minutiae is preposterous but we adhere to it anyway.
Best midge pattern. Whenever I fish the South Platte it’s pretty much always on my leader
Is it ok if I store this one in my garage next to my vintage Corvette? Thanks for showing me a cool fly I can use soon on my home waters!
As long as it’s locked up by a hollow door and under the supervision of a crackhead who has a history of selling secrets and influence to his criminal father.
Easy peasy
Mr. Jones plz ❤❤❤
The first rule of Midge Club…..
curious how durable that fly is. would it benefit from an application of uv cement along the ribbing? would the uv cement 'ruin' the fly?
I just had a conversation to this effect in the shop so your question is timely. While you could certainly coat the body on these and other thread bodies flies like Black Beauties, we’ve tied and fished them for an awfully long time now without resin and they work and hold together just fine. My thoughts are, don’t solve a problem that doesn’t really exist…there’s already enough of that in flyfishing!
I've tied that up for my wife for years and she catches a lot of fish with it. I use it and I couldn't catch a cold
To be fair, I’m sure your wife has plenty of experience using a tiny thing to get the job done! All credit to you.
"...and that would prevent this from catching any fish at all." LMAO!