The schminnow fly is effective here in New England. Thanks for explaining to make 2 forward wraps and one back wrap of the chenille to build bulk. I prefer to not clip the marabou to make a straight cut. I prefer the natural taper.
@@HeadFirstFishing I use it with both bead chain eyes and lead with I fish a bit deeper water. One of my go to flies for speckeled trout here in North Carolina.
Thanks for your comment. We'll try to remember that for future videos. The setting was live during the fly tying group class, so most people already knew what hook to use.
EXCELLENT teaching video. Thank you! Very TRUE to Norm's Schminnow.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Learned that the forward two back one created a great tapered body thanx
Jim Slade No problem!
I'm a beginer and finding tying can be a bit intimidating. Thank you for the solid tutorial for a simple proven effective pattern.
Absolutely no problem. Glad it's working for you.
Great video and Love the tie! A little small flashabou in the tail really gives it that something extra.
A little extra gets the bite!
The schminnow fly is effective here in New England. Thanks for explaining to make 2 forward wraps and one back wrap of the chenille to build bulk. I prefer to not clip the marabou to make a straight cut. I prefer the natural taper.
Glad you enjoyed the video. What are you catching with it right now?
Nice 👍 never did any fly fishing 🎣 som meticulous work there!
HOOKEM IN THE MOUTH KAYAK FISHING Its definitely cool to watch.
I use hot pink thread to make a hot spot head. And to add just a bit of color.
Interesting.
@@HeadFirstFishing I use it with both bead chain eyes and lead with I fish a bit deeper water. One of my go to flies for speckeled trout here in North Carolina.
Nice. Whats a big trout up there?
@@HeadFirstFishing Average size i would say is 2lbs to 6lbs although I have seen trout as big as 10lbs.
Thats nice
Nice fly . What size hook I did mine with a 2/0 . Not as good as yours but I have only been doing this for about 2 month .
I will ask cliff.
I think 2 is good.
Never put the eyes on them before I normally just make a wooly bugger with silver wire.
Never hurts to make it more realistic.
You never mentioned what size hook. Most tutorials start with that.
Thanks for your comment. We'll try to remember that for future videos. The setting was live during the fly tying group class, so most people already knew what hook to use.
Size 2 saltwater hook. Looks like a 2x long and 3x heavy.
Awesome video! Dropping you a sub all the way from Kentucky! When you get the chance come over and check me out! #tightlinesandkeepfishing🎣