I've been watching your channel for a couple years. Your tying instruction has helped me grow as a tyer. This fly has done wonders for me in Wisconsin's driftless and on my local onion river north of milwaukee. Thanks again!
moved to fort collins from chicago. started tying a month-ish ago. yours are the only videos I watch. I sometimes have to slow the speed down a tad but overall your videos crush and I'm super happy for the content. Thank you so much for spreading this vast knowledge. I cant wait to land a fish on a fly I've tied myself. good luck in 2022 and may the gods bring you tight lines.
One of my favorite foam patterns to fish, and some great tips in the video on tying! I like to use brown foam, peacock colored dubbing and include a bright red floss band just forward from the rear segment.
I tie these with orange bodies and brown foam, and they kill it on the Deschutes River during the salmonfly hatch. To my eye, there's no reason they should work (they look like a floating marshmallow on the water), but they do.
I've always liked that these are filmed from the view of the tyer
I've been watching your channel for a couple years. Your tying instruction has helped me grow as a tyer. This fly has done wonders for me in Wisconsin's driftless and on my local onion river north of milwaukee. Thanks again!
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moved to fort collins from chicago. started tying a month-ish ago. yours are the only videos I watch. I sometimes have to slow the speed down a tad but overall your videos crush and I'm super happy for the content. Thank you so much for spreading this vast knowledge. I cant wait to land a fish on a fly I've tied myself. good luck in 2022 and may the gods bring you tight lines.
Your an outstanding teacher. Thank you.
With a San juan worm of the back of this fly, it absolutely slays stockers!
Those river road creations cutters are awesome. Genius!
One of my favorite foam patterns to fish, and some great tips in the video on tying! I like to use brown foam, peacock colored dubbing and include a bright red floss band just forward from the rear segment.
Nice Tim 👍
Thanks T.
tightlinevideo your welcome
As always, some neat tying tricks.
Nice. Just fished with some of these in BC. But this is the only one of your videos I've seen that didn't start with "mash the barb."
Think Tim is just checking to see if we are paying attention :-)
Hi Tim to add buoyancy could you make a double foam version?or would that mess with the action of the fly?
You absolutely can, and many tiers do.
Killer fly out west.
Nice tie Tim - think that the bass will like it :-) Question: is the wing material buoyant like polypropylene?
To me, the McFlylon actually seems to float a bit better than polypro. I also think it looks more natural.
I’ve seen people add tippet rings to these would love to know how to do that lol
Could you list the materials in the description of your future videos?
Check the orvis site: howtoflyfish.orvis.com/fly-tying-videos/dry-flies Many of Flaglers videos are linked here, often with the recipe typed up.
@@paulkulyk7358 you are the man ty!
do you have a video of it in use?
I tie these with orange bodies and brown foam, and they kill it on the Deschutes River during the salmonfly hatch. To my eye, there's no reason they should work (they look like a floating marshmallow on the water), but they do.
Used with success this summer on the famous Davidson River in N.C.
Schoeders parachute hopper please
Make a bullethead stonefly
Is it me or are these videos way to fast paced???
Needs more wing.