Counting the tail section, there should be 4 (not 3) underbody sections.

Awesome Instruction!

This guy is really good on this fly. He's really thought it out.

Love the Griffiths Gnat, you gave some great suggestions in this video, thanks so much!!!! Tight lines

I love this red fur ant. The foam holder, what a great innovation. Thx.

Dave, you're great on every talk But why do you always have a stupid bastard shouting or loud music ? or do you plan it to upset your followers Regards

Thank you! EXCELLENT tutorial!

Good explanation on dunns and emergers 💯

Interesting conversation. You should watch the language.

A lot of professional tyers would finish off by applying a small noodle of matching dubbing over those thread wraps at the head. Enough to cover the wraps and slide up under the head and give that head a more finished "shop" look.

Very interesting video you made. I have been trying to find Bug Skin but its been difficult. One thing I will mention is that the radio in the background started off soft but became louder and louder as the video progressed. For me, this acted as a distraction to what the instructor was saying. Just sayin' that it might be a whole lot better to focus on the instruction and not the wild loud music.

This video deserves more views!

Waitin on Part 3

Nice video, one trick I learned from Tim Flagler was to keep the thread directly in front of the herl. This helps keep the herl in place so they don't separate.

Whadddddupppp

Wtf, i listen

Glad to know that about Patagonia, I’ll stop supporting them

👌 'Promo SM'

Love these podcasts. Thanks for making the effort guys.

Sorry. But do 90% of my tying on a Regal Medallion. It does most of what I need. My other vise which was my first is an Atlas Anvil rotary. Regal does what I need.

How about an update on Dave Jennings. Really miss his videos.

Turdigon

Whole worlds perdigon to hell

Perdigon crazy

I came

Hello sir! Wonderfully informative video. I have several cheaper bobbin holders but they are hard for me to thread. Like you I love love love the Rite one arm bobbins with the washers for adjusting tension along with the screw in tention adjuster. I only have one dumb question lol. Im right handed. How exactly to you needto hold it for the most control? Do you hold it with that one arm against your palm or with it against your thumb?? Thank you much. John

I am not the one that hates you! BUT I am one of the loyal 9 viewers; the strategy on the releases been out of order is geniois. It is to ensure your 9 loyal viewers are in the know and follow the flow at all times regardless of release order AND that no new viewers get in as they will be confused with the strategy. For sure. Tight line. Ps, yes this 💩 works, I bought merch after episode one.

Thanks for the comparison! I think the Presentation sounds like a great option for me to upgrade to. I appreciate your help!

Dave, this is the best “how to tie a parachute post” video on the net. Thanks for the tip about the tights, secure base. It is the key!! Thanks you

You cannot put a price point on adrenaline. "Wade up".

I like the specificity of the choices you made ,particularly concerning the Biot use , thanks

A very educating video - thank you.

Very informative, thank you! If you'd please, what type of bird is a Chopper?

Maine back in the house. Keep it up.

Great video and awesome tool

You, Mr Booty, and Mr Flatbrim Cam. Do you have any normal people working there?

could have done without the music.

Good primer double D.

Hen and hen with chickabou have become my favorites. The cost of game bird skins has gone sky high and hen has much thinner stems and a wider range of sizes and colors.

Best one so far !

Great video. I also like to use the Keogh hen hackle.

Great job 😊

This isn’t 1992. No one wants to bang Pam Anderson anymore 😆

Bangor, Maine listening in. This podcast is perfectly disruptive and irreverent-just what fly fishing culture needs.

Good video. It was too loud for me tho, I watched muted.

Gidday Cameron. Nice work. Thankyou.

I use these all the time.. one of my go to patterns. Thanks for sharing.

Super instruction and tips.

Now I for one are inclined to agree where is dave