great videography, do you remember how chilly it got for you guys at night?

Just when I thought I knew how to do everything. Great instructional video.

Why did you have to add music that gave me cancer?

definitely like the pattern, but you can't file for a IGFA record on a fly/lure that doesn't have a hook, wouldn't that be some luck, catch state/world record fish only to have it not count because you didnt' use a hook, even fit was caught on the rope portion? Also, what if another fish hits it? Definitely better to tie it on a hook still IMO.

Hey, Matt. This is great man. Great tips. Tight lines!

Excellent! Thank you for sharing … 👍

Did y'all go clockwise or counter-clock? And how were the mosquitos? I've heard they can be pretty overwhelming out there. Thanks!

That’s awesome my big fingers always have problems with knots this will save me so much time

Good stuff 🤗👊

The kind of thing that keep me from quitting the sport. My eyes are horrible. I used to have trouble only with 6X or 7X. Now I'm struggling with 4X and 5X. Another reason to love steelhead fishing. Everything is bigger and easier to see.

this was taught to me by an old salty dog at a fly shop and has been life saving cuz I got terrible eyeballs!

I love this pattern I have cought so many fish on it I don’t know why people hate worm flys but great video

Great video, it helps all of us old guys that are all thumbs.

Nice insttuctioal vid. Nice job! Just a little tip to add that I learned when doing the double or triple surgeons w the forceps, it does make a difference which direction you make your first loop and hold in your fingers. If you then use your forceps and make your turns in the opposite direction, you are unknowingly removing one rotation. Turns a triple surgeons into just a double surgeons knot.

Would you sell

Nice fly. Good job!!

stupid guy putting gold flasher, does fish see gold color like human?

Theres no hook

great fly and nice tutorial that craw dub is some nice bushy stuff! I know a guy out here on the West Coast that has adapted this fly for Saltwater Bass. He uses an EP streamer brush instead of a dubbing loop and I've been tying this fly ever since he introduced it to me... We have 3 major species of saltwater bass in Southern CA and I've caught them all on this fly. While most of my fly fishing is done in the salt I've recently taken an interest in targeting smallies on some local rivers and I also sight fish carp in urban waterways and rivers and wanted to know how to tie this fly using the traditional materials and you nailed it :D thanks.

what are the best colors to tie these in?

Great looking pattern should work for both SM & LMB. Could this be classed as a Clouser variation?