Try hairdressing suppliers for your lure fibres

Nice job.what flies did you use.what are they called.i am sure you made them

Do you ever tie these with a cone or tungsten bead head?

I’d love the plans for this device; beautifully designed

I love all your innovative fly tying ideas. Looks like you’ve got a really nice small mouth fly, also a great place for testing. Please keep the videos coming. Thanks

Having such a good time browsing your channel that I can't break myself away of order one of your tables. Having said that II am going to get my name on your list for a table. By the way, you do an outstanding job of presenting your material.

Thanks for another wonderful tutorial video. Really enjoy your channel.

Looks like a fun way to spend an afternoon! Who makes that whip finisher? I don't think I've seen one that big...

Just starting to tie mop flies pretty cool

Does this material sink or float sir?

As a new(er) fly tyer, I really appreciate these videos! Yes, some stuff needs to be bought from fly shops, and I'm all for supporting them. However, certain things show up in the mail and I'm looking at this tiny bag of stuff I probably could have gone to a bigger store, bought miles of and been set for life! haha

Too much waste of materials~ 🤣🤣🤣

Hmm, I have a small rivet maker that could do a similar thing. Maybe I should try it

Holy s**t!! That’s incredible!! Great pattern; incredibly useful discovery! Thanks!

Hello sir! I was looking for the Lamay? material you tied with in this video and I can't seem to find it. Please can you send me the direct link to it? I also love love love your brush making table. I think it's genius! Please add a link to that so I can either buy it now or save up for it. I am a 61 year old male born with spina bifida and I use a wheelchair and I am a fixed income(SSI) and Medi-cal. I'm also new to tying as I've been doing it for about a year. I am hoping to learn more and develop a high level of tying skill so I can also sell flies etc on sites like Etsy. By the way here's an idea. Have you ever considered designing an extending brush making table that can be extended or retracted as needed? Please respond with the two links and your feedback reguarding designing an extending brush table. Maybe together we can toss ideas back and forth and come up with a design for a functioning extendable/retractable brush table? I bet we could come up with it. Thank you sir for sharing your fly tying knowledge and experience and your money and time saving hacks. Also what does the pulsating light do as far as curing resin???

I did not see the link for the eyes.

Did you make the dubbing table attachment? Would love a vid on that

BTW, thank you for sharing what you do! It is awe inspiring!! I am a new member of MVFF and have seen you at a few monthly meetings over this winter months, and saw your presentation fishing off of a paddle board for bass in Paint Creek at the BUFF fly fishing show.

Are you posting the STL files with instructions? Might recommend Thingverse if you do.

Dude... You are incredibly crafty. I love this channel so much.

I think it's awesome! I have a bunch of stainless tubes with ceramic inserts if you need them!! They are for fly tying. I have my own brand of bobbins, so I have hundreds of them.

I'd definitely like to see how you put a hole in the center of the EVA foam cylinder. As always I've thoroughly enjoyed watching your video.

Cool video. Love that dubbing brush table. Would love to see how you make these tools and stuff you use.

Thanks for sharing Mike! I think your onto something; I'm gonna start hucking my fly & line out like a lasso and when I hook up turn around and beat feat away from the river! 🤣 Sounds like a new exciting way to fly fish! I'm a later in life convert to fly fishing but mostly because of the eroding values in the general fishing culture, that seem to still be solid and the bastion of fly fishing, no matter the species. Conservation, Sportsmanship, Ethics. Those sort of things. Modern fishing with all it's tech just seems so backwards. My first fly rod was the $30 Martin setup in Wal-Mart and I had a hoot catching bass and panfish on it with poppers from the beginning.

We can see things in the video just fine, and most all of us have common sense, we get it!! Every youtuber goes on and on about whether we can see something or not!! The only time we can not see something is when people move out of the camera frame...now we can not see!! Just an observation!😂😂😂😂 as always, great information!! Thank you!

Like your how to videos. Would love to see flystied with products linked .

I like the concept of leaving extra material on the lure blank to round over the lure's profile. A real finger saver.

Mike, How do I buy one of these.

Most excellent video and ideas. Which linear bearings and shaft did you use?

Eagle claw makes a nice light fly rod. They are 5 1/2 6 feet. And you can get them in 3 or 4 weight.😀

Nice looking fly. When designing the fly shape, how did you intend the fly’s action when retrieving it? The slope above the hook eye makes me think diver, but the upward slope under the hook eye seems like it would plane upward. Or do they offset each other, and it travels straight without diving?

Hello sir! My name is John. Ive been watching you and learning from you for quite some time and I love your videos. Can i ask where you bought your pulsating uv light? Thanks!

Flyfishing for bluegill is more fun than a human being should be allowed to have.

Nice one, looks like a bass magnet for sure.

That is awesome! Imma do this! Thank you!

Great looking pattern!!! Wow

that was a badass video worth the weight.

great looking fly Mike. it was tied in a hook using thread and and fly tying tools onto a hook so its a fly for sure. the guys and gals who are all traditionalist only using fur and feathers don't understand that the only reason our grandfathers didn't use the materials we have today is because they didn't have them availible to them. if they did they for sure would have used them. there is a time and place for furs and feathers but foams and synthetics often hold up better. if you tie it on a hook using thread its a fly no dought about it. again great fly Mike. fish on and tight lines.

Awesome fly.

I have discovered that a small pair of haemostats may be the best hackle pliers you will ever use! Once that hackle is gripped and locked it has a n excellent grip!

Great video! I will be making one tomorrow. Did you make the split pins also, or can they be purchased?

Thats awesome! Ive been looking for one myself. I guess thats my only chance of having one.

You got a lot of time on your hands... 😎

If you raise the dubbing table it may be better to access the hook

I paid a dollar for that 36” hair at the 99 cent store

Great brush, however too complicated AND lenghty to build

Great Idea!! I am looking forward to the how to make tutorial.

Fishtail yarn from Temu, cheap, reasonable lengths available, easy enough to dissemble. Even 4 or 5 threads on a smaller dark body fly scattered across the body, and tied at the tail. Good video! I love sourcing my materials on the cheap.

I've watched a few of your videos in past, but recently have reconnected, your ideas your approach, NO loud music or annoying baggage, just pure honest substance for probies and us old school guys, THANK YOU will be searching your archives and staying in touch, STEVE SW MISSOURI OZARKS