Good work

Very good

where do you get chamois fur from?

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I wish I could tie that well

That was almost too fast, love the fly and especially the music 👍

Fantastic fly, amazing dubbing, how do I get one

Troppo bravo

Bravissimo!

❤️WOW Bellissima

Che bella

I really like this one

Спасибо.С уважением Григорий.

bonjour,superbe mouche ,mais quelle est la grosseur de l hameçon. merci

Molto bella

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Why does it often happen to me, when I make a dry fly I work with 8/0 6/0 thread, it keeps breaking? One says that it's all the way, the other is up to the fly reeling technique.

Grande Andrea!

QUELLA col corpo oliva e la mia mosca preferita mai fallito con quella force perché io ci credo in questa mosca

This is fantastic to see! John Veniard was my great uncle. He was my fathers mentor and my father taught me everything I know.

Thank you for sharing this! going to tie a couple up and see how the cutties like em!

I'm sorry but that is NOT natural peacock quill...That is a synthetic quill whiteout a question. Still water pattern.

Muy bien, que original! Randy c

Beautiful Pattern ….. Thank You ! ✨🎣💫

Fascinating fly, very well tied! Thank you! 👍

Very nicely tied! 👍👍

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When the first round of fur/hackle was wrapped, I was thinking "my Lord, what a mess!" But, a little voice said "wait..." 👍

OK, *now* I understand how to separate the wing feathers, thank you! 👍 Subscribed!

Hola Andrea. Excelente trabajo, muy bonita mosca. Saludos desde Argentina

Such and elegant fly and beautifully tied! :-)

Awesome lesson I must try tying this one

Even the most beautiful fly doesn't looks good if you tie it with dirty fingernails.Sorry about this.

Fantastic! Beautifully touch dubbed! I always thought Gary LaFontane came up with this method but I was reading a book by E. Tod on Wet-Fly Fishing and you nailed it! I'm going to review Pritt's North Country Flies to see if it's mentioned There too. Only difference is Tod's book uses a black hen hackleThanks for sharing the video! Cheers!

Awesome lesson thank you sir

Be more interesting if you had used thread of the "original " type. With proper silk you can't just lash down more and more turns until you're happy, you have to make every turn count. Nothing wrong with the fly, it's very nice, just not the original dressing.

Lovely fly Andrea thank you for sharing.

Guardo con orgoglio questa mia mosca mosca riprodotta fedelmente da Andrea Malzanini, " Grande talento Italiano "dalle mani di Oro , consiglio di usare questa mosca con un tip almeno del 0,16; gli attacchi sono talvolta fulminei..... e spettacolari... ;-)

What a awesome lesson to wake up to today with coffee. I’m going to try this one.

My wife loves to listen to the music in the video when I’m watching your videos. But has no interest in fly tying.

Nice. Simple and quick. I bet it works better than a standard or parachute dry too.

È Arte allo stato puro.

Andrea .Grazie di cuore.So che puoi capirmi . È un video di commozione pura .Solo chi pesca a mosca può capire .

Beautiful, and thank you sir for the lesson

Very Nice, Andrea

Belle mosche e video piacevolissimi. Grazie

Bellísima creación!!!!.

Nice fly,any chance you could also put the materials list where you post your links in the video....just a suggestion....

I tricotteri di Palù nell’Isonzo Sloveno sono micidiali. Ottima tecnica di costruzione, proverò a farne un paio. Grazie per l’ottimo video...👍

questa la devo provare......complimenti per il canale..👍