Great tie as usual. Great colors in that fly too. I presume "Hook width in length" meant "hook Gap(e)" in length. Also if you don't have special scissors for cutting metal tinsel, use the very back or the blades on the scissors you use. If you use it much cutting with the tips, they will soon become dull. I don';t understand why you would use snowshoe rabbit foot dubbing. The fur from a snowshoe rabbit foot floats for days. It is extremely buoyant and not the dubbing I would expect for the body of a streamer fly. Regular rabbit fur on the other hand soaks up water or just about any other nymph-type dubbing. I would expect Dyed Hare's Mask dubbing to be a better choice. Why the snowshoe rabbit foot dubbing?? Nice demonstration on how to wrap the butts of the bucktail to bring down the flaring! Thanks again for another great video!
Nice looking streamer!
Great tie as usual. Great colors in that fly too.
I presume "Hook width in length" meant "hook Gap(e)" in length. Also if you don't have special scissors for cutting metal tinsel, use the very back or the blades on the scissors you use. If you use it much cutting with the tips, they will soon become dull.
I don';t understand why you would use snowshoe rabbit foot dubbing. The fur from a snowshoe rabbit foot floats for days. It is extremely buoyant and not the dubbing I would expect for the body of a streamer fly. Regular rabbit fur on the other hand soaks up water or just about any other nymph-type dubbing. I would expect Dyed Hare's Mask dubbing to be a better choice. Why the snowshoe rabbit foot dubbing??
Nice demonstration on how to wrap the butts of the bucktail to bring down the flaring!
Thanks again for another great video!
Nice one. Thanks
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Nice! (1.5x speed is perfect.)
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