You can take that masterpiece to the bank!! That's fish in the boat!

Were do i order one and how much please let me no

This is an awesome variant of the CJ. This has been one of my top patterns for about 15 years. Thanks for sharing a great spin on it!

can you put swim bait in it

Very nice!

Seems like it might catch wind and be hard to cast?

Perfeito atado !!¡

Very cool 😎

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Have the material coming, will use for bridge tarpon and snook, kind of like a flare hawk. Will add heavy dumbbell to get it down with 600 grain depth charge. Thanks for the video

Very good presentation and nice adaptations.

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I use the smallest spook you offer. On a 5wt 8’ fiberglass rod. I paint the spook in dark color/black with hints of orange. I do so for the massive stonefly hatch that happens early summer here in Colorado. The Salmonfly aka Stonefly are very large bugs almost exceeding the 3” mark. Big bugs are clumsy flyers and often end up in the water if so much as a breeze blows by. It is an incredible experience and I appreciate the product that you guys came up with!

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My dad and grandfather fished every inch of Back Bay, and often took me along as a small child. We lived next door to Walt Cary. His chickens used to fly over the fence into our yard, and our Weimaraner would kill them. Walt didn't much care, "just throw the carcasses back over the fence, I just need the feathers anyway!" lol. Later we spent a lot of time camping and fishing the Shenandoah with Walt. I remember he used to give us teenagers double-handfuls of free popping bugs out of his studio.

I thought fly tying was about sharing knowledge, not keeping it secret from others.

Does the thread come with it?

Hi Guys...yes i am also interested in a tying video....I'm already looking forward to it. Thank you in advance for all your efforts.

Really Cool. How about a tying video?

Hey gang!

I always put a small piece off stiff rigtube on the hook. I see it so often, fly tyers hooking themselves up on the hook. Or damaging their thread.

If I tied this awesome pattern with the medium size popper which spines would you think I should use?

Put some links for materials

How many sizes are made? I just ordered one, but I'd like a BUNCH of these!

Thank you! Never thought of using the fish skulls like that.

Excelente trabalho.

I grew up mostly bass fishing, specifically creek smallmouth. My forever and all time favorite lure is the Heddon Zara Spook. To see these in a fly pattern blows my mind and can NOT wait to get mine delivered!

How can you replace the EP brush?

Can you give a better description of how to cut the foam, length, angle, etc?

GREAT FLY I TIED SOME UP THEY WORK INCREDIBLE.

This might be the coolest streamer I’ve ever seen

Please do a tying tutorial for us on this absolutely amazing!

Can't wait to try this out on the creek with my one weight.

Oh boy

Been looking at buying popper heads. What are the sizes for the head/hook

What vise are you using?

Tying tutorial in the works?

Lots of "Safety Meetins" ;-) Great Mag. Great guys!!

Pellet rifle! AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Nice tie

Fly tutorial?

What color is the EP brush? Root beer?

I like those shanks very nice fly thanks for sharing 👍🏼

I have tons of this faux Bucktail in every color yet I can’t get it to flair well on a treble hook or a siwash hook for my hand made wooden bass darters and poppers.

Back . I just invented the SeaDucer GameChanger . I might post a vid about it later .

Awesome tie , I used what I had and I tied this with a longer shank hook with dumbbell eyes on the front , plus I used UV ice fibres in dubbing loops instead of the wrap and works great . Great videos , more please . I love the GameChanger .

I commend the brevity of this presentation--some guys would take 2 or 3 times as long to demo a pattern like that. I usually time out before they get to the end. I take issue with calling closely wound wraps "palmering." That normally means spaced out wraps.

Great fly,but a bit too long for me

What weight rod/line set up is best?