Floating Baetis Emerger - Dandy Reiner Fly Tying For Trout Tutorial

Dandy Reiner ties another handy pattern for us this week. The Floating Baetis Emerger pattern works great on western waters.
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[@richardjones2129]

Great fly Dandy. I like how you did the shuck, simple and effective. Thank you n keep the tutorial videos coming. God Bless n fish on!

[@TheWeeklyFly]

Thanks Richard, I'll pass it on. -H

[@kenb4685]

Gidday Dandy. Nice work. Thankyou.

[@TheWeeklyFly]

👍👍👍

[@brianfeeney9493]

Happy 🎉 New Year and Thank You for the Pattern Dandy …… only five more months till I’m back in Montana !!!!
Appreciate the education !!!!!
Be well …..
Brian
✨🎣💫

[@TheWeeklyFly]

Happy new year!!

[@flytyer2368]

You have just confused a number of novices call the Biots “Fibbetts”. Also, the biots come from the leading “flight” edge of the feather with the biots themselves considered “feather barbs”. To clarify one point, the shuck of a fly and/or fly pattern is off the back of the fly and results when the fly emerges from its exoskeleton. For all shucks, I always include some portion of it in Amber color as this is the most common color. Shucks range from brown, thru tan to amber in color. What you tied in with the CDC is the body and wings of the fly emerging from the exoskeleton coupled with the wing case that expands with gasses, splits and allows the fly to break free.

[@TheWeeklyFly]

Thanks for the clarification. -H

[@bruceodonal9388]

Nice to see you back on video Dandy! Your flies work well in Maine too.

[@TheWeeklyFly]

Thanks 👍

[@kennethsanders963]

thanx Dandy !

[@TheWeeklyFly]

You're welcome!