Fly Tying-Tungsten Epoxy Scud

Fishing notes: This fly is a tank! Very heavy. Kim fishes the spring creeks more than anyone else I know and he seems to have them dialed. He uses this fly as his point and many times can avoid using split shot all together. This is the perfect fly for a shallow riffle into a deep pool. It gets down to the fishes level ASAP. A must for the upcoming trout season. Sign up at www.tightlinesflyshop.com to get the free fly of the month.

[@tightlinesflyshop]

Rainy's makes a scud out of stretch tubing and they are great. The trick is keeping the spacing even enough to be able to pick the dubbing out. The other great advantage of this scud is its weight.
Tight Lines,
Tim

[@mkbanville]

All around a well-informed tie and good background information on why you use the techniques you do to arrive at this excellent pattern. If I can pass along one suggestion to your camera man, it is to frame more of the fly and less of the vice and background. Some details on the fly are not as clear by being back so far. Other tiers on UA-cam are very tight on the fly so we can see those details. Thanks for keeping this in mind

[@tightlinesflyshop]

It is the Renzetti Master vise! You can get them at tight lines fly shop. Give them a shout at 920-336-4106

[@Recovery12Life]

I noticed no short tag or tail. here on the east coast our sow bugs have a small usually light colored tail. also wondered if you think that the fly will fall upside down

[@snowboarddude117]

i was wondering if you have ever seen a stretch tubing scud and if you knew if they are any good

[@CeeDeeLeigh]

You can obtain one from ebay or any good tackle shops

[@Rayrockingr]

Hi,watched video on epoxy scud. You used a UV light,where can I buy one? Thanks,Rayrockingr

[@mrj.maduro7563]

where can I get this uv light?