Thanks! I think Larva Lace might be out of business, but i would suggest black stretch tubbing or vinyl D-Rib matierial. Both of which can be purchased from Hareline.

Of course! Lol

While i do agree with this, at the time did not have the ability or the money to build with aluminum. I've had this boat for 8 years now and the Deck is still in great shape! well worth the time and effort. If wood is what you have avilible, i'd still encorage folks to do the build.

Just a custom tool holder

just take some notes during the video. super simple.

@@icefisher1171 I'm pretty sure you're just trying to make a fool of me, but in the event that you are actually trying to be helpful, it is a nice way to store information about a fly if the material list is there. You take one photo of the finished fly and right next to it a picture of the material list which most times shows the name of the fly as well. Everything right together in a clean concise package all stored on your cellular phone for whenever and wherever you need it. It took a whole lot longer for him to type out every one of his sponsors than it would to be helpful to his subscribers and would probably get many more subscribers than his sponsor list. The thumbnails are a nice touch but take much longer to do than a simple list. Also, I don't know anyone who sits in front of their computer to tie. He is a very talented tier and I would very much like to see him succeed at his endeavor.

@@rrranrom3636 Lol. So writing down a list is what, too much work? And that if he doesn't make a list for everyone, he won't succeed? Many many people who tie keep notebooks of the patterns as a reference. Who wants to sit down and watch their phone whilst tying? Battery goes bad, you're screwed. Phone breaks or quits working, you're screwed. Take some handwritten notes, and they're forever. Keep the notebooks in a drawer in your tying desk and boom, always there. As far as TRYING to make a fool of anyone? Lol. Not my thing. Mostly I find that people do well enough on their own. Peace.

Appreciate the suggestion. I’ll have to try that!

Use google earth and maps. Thank me later, pal.

When they arent generating, most of the river is very wadable. If they are generating, that is a different story.

For sure! Palmered Marabou would look great.

Nope

There were a few stocked fish in there, the largest being one of them. I didn’t realize stocked brook trout were in the area, looking back now they certainly were.