Fly Tying Tips - Dubbing Loops
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- Опубліковано 12 тра 2022
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Brilliant, first-rate description & an array of important tips; thanks v much!
Would love to see you applying these principles to salt water patterns like brush flies and sempers, which I and anyone who chases GTs et al, mainly use.
Thanks for the tips!!! Will be trying these out for sure
Thank you Brain, for this video. I've been looking into dubbing brush tables. You just convinced me to spend more time at the vise and work on the dubbing loop.
I really love watching your material videos, they’re well thought out and honestly make me a little sad when they’re over. Keep up the good work!
Totally agree not used enough on new patterns.....nice video thanks.
Brian,always ready for new tying and patterns to try.thanks so much.
Now that was some great info Brian
Thanks for the video
Great tips ! Thanks Brian !!
Loved this video. Dubbing loops are so valuable when tying. Definitely learned a few new tricks from this one!
Love the video. Love all your videos. Thanks for helping out all us new tiers. One day I’ll be brave enough to try the loops.
Love the channel just started tying last week you've been a big inspiration definitely gonna try dubbing loops this weekend
Good tutorial I'm just getting into fly tying. Thanks for the vid!
love your videos Brian, keep up the great work.
Another awesome tips video! I learn something every time!
Wow !! Now I’m not alone ! Waxed line for dubbing loop ! LOVE IT
Definitely gonna add this to my arsenal. Great video.
Thank you for all your continuing education. I hold my breath when I watch someone adjust materials in the loop before the spinning: )
Love your videos Brian! I keep learning new techniques! Thank you
Very nice! Dig the coloring of the purple an white.
THANK YOU FOR SHARING!
Love using dubbing loops! You are right, I have that dubbing spinner and it made loops way more fun to use. And yes, I use wax as well, sometimes. Thanks for an awesome video!
Thank you, Brian! Good info and motivation to bring them back to my desk.
Cheers!
Thanks for the video Brian I really enjoy the tying tips videos always pick something up that helps me with my tying.
Thanks for the useful tips!
Glad I found your channel, so informative and you tie amazing stuff🪶
Great refresher vid Brian. As always excellent content-keep up the good work!
Thanks for the lesson I use them all the time nice job
Thanks for all the amazing tips!! I’m new at this and they are very helpful!
Another awesome video Brian! Huge fan of dubbing loops here in the PNW for our Steelhead ❤️
Thanks for sharing the "Dubbing Loop" & the benefits to using them. I learned this procedure a long while back, plus I love sharing this method with others, especially in my tying club, that tend to want to shy away from this method. I also use the "Composite Loop" you shared when I am tying many of my patterns, it allows so many variations that make the fly unique & they work very well for me in West Michigan. Thanks again !!
David M. Clunk Fisher-of-Men Fly Tying Ada, Michigan
Love your videos, thanks for sharing.
Care package. Like the video on various dubbing methods.
Really enjoy the tips.
Dubbing loops are fantastic! Very good video.
A nice video to wake up to on a Friday morning. Thanks!
Always enjoy your videos creep up the good work.
Thanks for another great video sir.
Nice one thanks Brian
I gotta try dubbing loops this summer
Thank you for your videos.
Always excellent videos.
Good looking fly!
I have used dubbing loops on smaller trout flies but have had had problems with bigger dubbing brushes for pike and bass flies. Great video!
Great video as always 👏🏻
Thanks for this man..I get frustrated sometimes when I mess up and don’t circle back to techniques. Your stuff helps so much! Thanks brother.
Thanks for the info
Great information
Great content thanks
I am a mediocre fly tyer and I have a lot of problems with dubbing loops but this video has helped me up my fly tying game! Thank you!!!
Wow! Seriously, that purple wooly bugger looks amazing. I'll have to get those tweezers. 😃
A use for all that black barred rabbit I have. Thank you!
Great see this one, I struggle with this all of the time!
Another great video
Another great video.
Excellent thanks
I needed this class. Rookie fly tyer. I use wax
I use wax too. 😎
Marabou and flash are great to mix in a dubbing loop using the Loon tweezers. They make an awesome flowing head. The first fly I tried this with is the Drunk Drea. Killer pattern.
Dubbing loops are excellent method on many flies.
I really need to use dubbing loops more often , thanks for the video, looks like I'll be adding to my tool list and material list , I've used dubbing loops on a few streamers using rabbit fur and marabu .
Agree with you Brian, anyth1ing can be do it with dubbing loops, I use it to make saltwater flies: shrimp bodies, some worms, baitfish and minnows.
Great video!!
Thanks so much!
Good video. Needed the advice! No pun intended 😊
I don't understand why folks would criticize anyone for using wax on a dubbing loop. It makes things easier and hold together better why criticize, but I guess haters hate, but it ain't me. Good class buddy. Keep the good stuff coming.
Dubbing loops are the BOMB!!!! use them all the time
I'm gonna have to try a dubbing loop with my wolly buggers. I have a homemade dubbing spinner made from a brass drawer knob with a wire hook epoxied in place. That slicker brush is a great idea! I have always used wax on my bench.
I love double loops
I really love dubbing loops, mostly because I'm no good a dubbing the more traditional way. Interesting way of incorporating rabbit strips in a dubbing loop. I love how it looked. I'll be trying that myself.
Good video. I struggle with them.
Absolutely love doing streamers with compound loops
hey man thanks great video. and nice trim work...lol...see ya joe
Thanks for your time and talent! I learned a bunch. KANSAS
I LOVE dubbing loops! I cant split thread to save my life. I use them on all sorts of flies, from nymphs to streamers! I also made my own dubbing spinner. I used some metal nuts for weight, and wire. I bent the wire to get the hook shape, and filled the nuts with hot glue and then put the wire in. It works like a charm.
Excellent tactic with rabbit fur that transfer to the tweezers is always difficult for me. Great video as always keep producing the great content.
Use loops on almost every streamer pattern and beyond. Great video!
It was at 11:43 that I immediately went to amazon and bought a dog slicker brush. WOW! Thank you!
They work really, really well.
Btw, love your peak vise! And I see we have the same tools. Only I use the W shape on the spinner. No hate on wax here, in fact I blend my own from beeswax and bow rosin. Just tied 3 different buggers using your dubbing loop and fusion. Nice stuff. Great video.
Thanks for watching!!
Haha love it ! Of course wax ! Use the same as u are !😅 And yeah I use dubbing loops alot ! Even on the smaller fly's just splice the tyingwire !
Why anyone would hate on anything that improves grip is beyond me. I use wax a lot, mostly prepared fly tiers wax, to add grip to what I’m tying in. It help keep materials from moving around the hook.
Good explanation for newer tiers.
Thanks!
Such a great teacher! I’ve watched hundreds of tying videos, and yours are up there with a handful of great ones! Thanks for your good work!
Thank you SO much!!
Thanks for the tips. I have been guilty of “smashing” and didn’t even realize it. Now I know.
I requested you to do a video on dubbing loops. I realize that you probably have had 100s if not 1000s of requests for a dubbing loop video, but I still will think you did this for me, 🤣. Awesome video, thank you.
Love it
Love those wooly buggers!
Thanks! Cool little twist.
I'm too cheap to buy dubbing brushes, so I build my gamechangers with dubbing loops. Takes a while but they come out great!
being a guy that in manages to "overwind" the thread ( and therefor brake it) in about 30% of my D-loops, I really liked this video even more than I normally do.
Don't be ashamed of the wax. Everything needs wax now a days. Still use wax all the time! Love your stuff man!
I like you video a lot can you make a video of tupe fly tying keep going 👍🤛👍😎
The best tyers know when to use materials, including wax when needed. Haters gonna hate....oh well...keep em coming Brian!!!
I definitely think wax is essential. Great video 🤙
If you end up starting to make stuff from leather, you should let us follow along. I’ve been in an EDC kick as well with knives. Leather always intrigued me, especially for fixed blade sheaths.
No shaming here. I use wax too! Thanks for the video, Brian.
great video for novice like me .
Any tips on getting squirrel micro zonker to stick to the dubbing loop thread? My hair keeps slipping out when I brush it out even though my dubbing loop is tight. Don't have that problem with rabbit zonker though.
I remember in the last couple years I switched off from using chenille to dubbing loops for my woolly buggers, not sure if it was a big improvement on my catch rate but definitely a lot more control of color and the body. I do have a question, I've seen a couple different styles for the... I guess head on a dubbing spinner, like the single hook I see in the video though mine tend to have that twin hook style, I don't know there's an advantage or a disadvantage to using a single or double hook design on a spinner or if it just boils down to personal preference?
Loop it up!!!!!
Hi Brian, nice vid but did you intentionally leave split thread technique from the vid because you are making bigger flies in general like streamers or is it just a technique that you dont just use? Either case do you see any issues to use split thread technique for bigger flies, because of weakening the thread for example? Secondly do you use for body for example technique where you ”dub” either of the loop thread lightly and after this you spin the loop as normally, so basically you are making a more durable dubbed body because the additional thread goes ”over” the dubbing.
Dubbing loops are my weakness
Yo cool video
About half of the materials I put in the dubbing loop end up on my table when spinning; end result is a very thin brush. Any recommendations to reduce the waste?