Yep, it's a razorblade. I though everyone could see that. Funny thing is, that no matter what people do to show something, there's always people that want more. "he needs to explain, he don't talk, he doing wrong, why is he doing like that" It's not so hard to ask if there's something that's not clear?
I’m #154, super patterns , great tying style, keep them coming !! L 👍🎣👍
Thanks
Very nice!! Tight lines🐜🪰🐛🪲!!!!!
Thanks a lot☺️
That's really nice but how is it for sinking I'm assuming that should be fished on the bottom.
There's always the possibility to use tungsten under the deerhair👍
Спасибо Вам. Я очень люблю рыбалку, у Вас увлекательная работа. ❤️🕊️🕊️🕊️
I don't understand, English?
@@larsflytying7169 What? Learn RUSSIAN! NEPUT! А я лично могу только от всей Русской души или отлюбить, или на хрен послать!
I would like for you to explain what you are doing and why and what matiral using your work is very good share with words
It's latex, pheasant tail fibers and deerhair. And some uv-resin/varnish
What color is that rubber. String u first added . I cant find that creamish clolor man. Please help thanks
I think that latex was translucent,or maybe natural,i don't remember. Pretty sure it was from virtual nymph skin though.
@@larsflytying7169 where u order from if u don't mind bro. Thabks for the help
How would you get this to sink? Seems like it would definitely try to float on you.
This was just to show how I tie it, you can wrap lead on the shank before the deerhair, and if you want more weight a tungstenbead....
Awesome, thanks!
Which tool do you use for trimming the deer hair. Where can you buy this tool? Nice tying although, keep up the good work
It's a regular double-sided razorblade for shaving👍
What kind of Vise is that if you don't mind me asking?
It's a vise made by Jan tvrdek, don't remember the exact name at the moment🤔
Love it. Well tied 👌
Thanks mate😊🍻
Belíssimo trabalho Gostei Parabéns
Sorr, I don't understand.
Do you sell your flies 😍😍
Unfortunately I don't ☺️
Класс хариус хапнет жаль если потеряешь такую красоту в речках много грязи Красноярск
Sorry, but I don't understand 😊
@@larsflytying7169 he says - good for grayling, but sorry to lose it in Krasnoyarsk (Siberia) rivers
@@serjones1983 ahh, thanks for the translation 👍
Never fun to loose a fly, but that's life. Just tie another one on the tippet and keep on fishing😊
Wow👍
Thanks ☺️
This is a floating fly!
It can be fished hanging in the surface, or you can use tungsten under the deerhair if you want it to sink😊 if you cut the hair shorter it sink slowly
i would put in a a tree limb on the first back cast
That's the way I fish too😂
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍супер!
Thank you
Lovely tie, cheers
Thank you Justin😀
Великолепно 👍👍👍🤝
Thank you 🍻😊
Nice😎
Thank you 😊
That looked like a doubled over razor blade that he made last trim with. He needs to explain what he is doing
Yep, it's a razorblade. I though everyone could see that.
Funny thing is, that no matter what people do to show something, there's always people that want more. "he needs to explain, he don't talk, he doing wrong, why is he doing like that"
It's not so hard to ask if there's something that's not clear?
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Thanks 😊
Nice looking fly - a “dry fly” version of a bottom dwelling cased Caddis larvae…
Just a video of how it can be done, it's possible to use lead/ tungsten under the deerhair if wanted, or a bead.
A material list couldn’t hurt right, just saying. L
Deerhair, pheasant tail fibers and latex 👍