Tying "Royal Wulff" - Attractor Dry Fly - (The Quack Coachman)

Materials Used:
Hook: TMC 100 SP BL {#10}
Wing: Calf Tail {White}
Hackle: Rooster Hackle {Brown}
Body: Peacock Herl + UNI Floss {Red}
Thread: Semperfli Nano Silk 50Den {Black}
Tail: Moose Body Hair or Bucktail or Deer Hair {Dark color}
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[@mrok3405]

Thanks for the awesome video. Ive subscribed to your channel. Out of curiosity, what vise are you using to tie on?

[@bkbretislavkaspar-flyfishi1502]

Thanks for the comment, it's actually Noname vise. I have it circa 25 years. Present from my Father.

[@mrok3405]

@@bkbretislavkaspar-flyfishi1502 oh wow, that's sentimental. It looks very unique. Thank you and keep it up

[@joeduca8582]

Hi Bret! Nicely done :o) I like your new set up too. How you been? Say hi to your better half.

[@bkbretislavkaspar-flyfishi1502]

Hey Buddy. :) If you mean these mics? They are great yes and tiny (Rode M5). What you see in front of the vise is a "tripod" made for underwater shooting from a barbell, but I'm using it usually on the table. Talking about equipment, I'm still about to buy some more "cinematic" camera and start to shoot down by the river... Wish me luck :) And How is Your fishing Joe?

[@joeduca8582]

@@bkbretislavkaspar-flyfishi1502 Yeah the whole presentation from the intro that looks like a topographic or water system map to the close up tying. Of course the tying is always great along with the history.
Fishing is good. Once the weather and high water of spring settled fly fishing for trout was good. Into May and June I do more conventional (spin) fishing with jigs and lures for walleye, smallmouth, and panfish. I did well using rabbit strip jigs like Michael Jensen ties on the "eyes and smallies. caught a few pickerel this season too. Now it's wicked hot and humid so most of my fishing is in front of the AC with a cold one! ;o) Good luck to you my friend! :o)