43:30 a lil nugget of knowledge...pretty tight-lipped most of this interview!

Just use a fly presentation clip, similar clamp at a fraction of the price.

A true classic ❤❤❤❤

Very nice instructional video!!!

good visual instructions, although the logo on the shirt distracted from the fly. Also, voice did not project clearly, and was not easy to understand

West Coast treasure.

Salmon don't bite flies. Flies bite the Salmon!

add line polish as well

When a man like this speaks... only fools dont listen or pay attention. Respect

He was the man to me in the early 70s I grew up in central Oregon and my Grand Pa used to fish East Lake and troll a Ford Fender and a worm so I can understand his frustration

I can’t believe this has no comments after 5 years, Quick and easy tutorial. Thanks!

Thanks. Wondered what it was for. I found one in my dad's old fishing vest. Has to be at least 30 years old.

Congrats KC !

how you doing?-bravo! useful trip!

What is the knot you tie with your hand?

I am unable to locate these.

Should pick out some of those hackle fibres you trapped with the wire rib to have more on the bottom, you would have a better fly!

Niagara falls steelhead is the best

Steelheads I love it

I want to win

Gerald Strong Jr

just listened to the podcast with Jim Teeny today. Immediately went looking for this pattern. Nice and simple. I might try it with a 3.8mm tungsten bead too.

Nice fly

I like the look of that rod 🙂

Not a guide for me!!!

thanks... from Oz

This would work for any type of fish. Very nice simple fly!!

I’ve caught a lot of skunk on the Kispiox. Beautiful little river.

Great tie. Have you ever tried that with the orange/white wing going through marabou ?

God’s speed Frank! You will be missed!! I know you and Dad are fishing the golden rivers above and catching’ the big ones! God bless you and Our thoughts and prayers are with Jeanne and family! ♥️🙏🏻

Thank you man!

Dave: thanks for sharing and revealing "The REST OF THE STORY" w/ & from Mark -- if you listen and study this, secrets are revealed to assist in ones journey of searching and hunting for steelhead !

Dave what to say,sitting down with someone who has such knowledge & a awesome personality,what a great interview & chat,his perspective on fly fishing & tying are spot on,I agree with his thought on time,if you want to learn our sport & enjoy it,you have to put in the time on the water & tying table,tight lines & bent rods 🤟

lw46g7 #von.ong

Nice. Dave. I love fishing these flies they are simple to tie and they work great.

very nice,what kind of hackle is it you use ?

First of all thanks for doing this video, well done. In the past I have had issues with the wire getting kinked a bit after fishing it for a while and also after fighting a fish and then the hook rides sort of crooked. I don't like the use of braid because (and this might be my casting) it gets soft and will flip up and on to the shank. I have been having pretty good luck using 20lb Maxima Chameleon. Just wondering if you have had these experiences?

😊 Great work!! You should use Promosm!!! ! It’s a great way to grow your channel!

Jim, thanks for telling us about the history of your Teeny Nymph fly. It's fascinating to learn how it all started. I've used your sinking tip line ....years ago, on the Washougal R.....and hooked a very large winter fish....the first time I used the line. You may not remember this, but around 1978, I was fishing the upper Kalama when you were there. You were on the opposite side of the river, and you were watching the steelhead I was trying to catch. The Kalama was a terrific river at that time. I have not been back there in many years. I know that a flood changed much of that river. I have one of your salmon fly fishing videos. I just want to wish you the very best. Bob Tusken (Clyde Park, MT)

Good video instructions without long ramblings

trey was my 6th grade teacher

I loved this video! Loved the wisdom.

Great tips for the wings, something I have struggled with!! Thank you

I have that rod and I love it. It's really more of a 7/8, however, than a true 8wt. It doesn't really throw tips and heavy flies like you would expect. It throws the same lines that my Echo TR 7130 does: Skagit 540, Rage/Scandi Long 510, Scandi Compact 480, Airflo Delta 540, Beulah Aerohead 510. It's no boom stick, but it's light and crisp, and is more sensitive than my other Echo rods. I really hope they come out with a "Long Spey", a 14' 9wt with the same taper/graphite/finish would be a great winter steelhead/chinook rod.

Could you do some more combos?

Hey Dave, that is a great tip. I remember having issues when i first started tying.

It is so sad that their house burnt up in the glide fire this yr .. there is a gofund acct somewhere

Moores lost all but each other in the recent fire. Living now with relatives in Roseburg. Frank hopes to rebuild.

Over a years on KZbin and only 485 views, 5 (I make the 6th) with a thumbs up.... What a a waste of knowledge ... Thanks for sharing. BRAVO ZULU

I have couple of those in my fly box. how to fish them?