That's a nice Crane fly AKA mosquito Hawk. Representation

This looks very nice and professional keep up the good work

I like fly tying shorts, but don't understand why authors feel the need to add music. Annoying.

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Why do the short videos have all the same exact music suddenly?!

Small hooks are a real challenge. This is fine, but there’s little or no room for a knot. The Patriot and Salar hooks are well shaped for flamethrowers, but are a bit skimpy in length, considering there’s a lot going on with these flies. A lot of flamethrowers call for flash in the head, which can be a real challenge, specially when the head’s getting a bit steep, which is hard to avoid.

That’s sick!

SI FUERA POSIBLE SACAR EL SIGNO PAUSA DEL CENTRO DE LA PANTALLA....

How do you do with terrestrial Beetles? Can I give you a quick recipe for an aquatic snail or water beetle? Mustad 94840 max size #8 Metallic blue peacock breast feather, any kind of black dubbing or yarn with a hint of sparkle Tie in the feather on the top of your black thread base. Leave lots of it trailing out the back. You will need it. Tie in yarn or start your dubbing and make a small football shape body, leaving the thread about 1.5 mm back from the eye. Gather the feather and create a shellback, two to three tight wraps, then pull the tips down and back and wrap three tight wraps in the head position. I tug the tips to spread them just a little. Form your head, tie it off and cement. Fish it very slow, in Stillwater. I let the breeze push it and just gather the slack. It is called the ILS

Des have you ever thought about a little head cement on the underbody before wrapping the Pheasant Tail? You do not need to buy it helps secure the wraps a little more. You do a nice job and a curved hook makes it better in my opinion.

Des I tied the Rusty Rat many years ago as my first Atlantic Salmon hair wing. The first three were me learning and all three looked somewhat different than each other. The one that got the best comments was not what I thought the best one was, which was weird. Did you use Grey Squirrel for the wing? I don't remember what I used.

No March brown, this is a HORROR BROWN. And with these long soft, fluffy hackles it is more a wet-fly, no dry. But still nice tying.

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That looks cool when i get good at it i want do that

No music please

Silver doctor is a beautiful fly, I would like to see you tie it slowly. Not a speed tie but as it should be, a work of art.

Not bad for a speed tie

Klinks and compadun patterns sit just right in the surface layer. That and the wing post that can be done in different colours to make it easier to spot in different light and water conditions. Makes it great for stream, river, and lakes. My main tip is have that hackle post no longer than on that size of fly then after adding floatant to the hackle and post splay the post a bit more. One it makes it more visible it also adds more buoyancy. Two if the post is too long it will cause the fly to fall on its side.

I like it! Tail is a little thick for me but I really like the rest of it.

Nice variation of finnish "Ake"salmonfly. We use nutria for wing. Nice fly!

A great non over tied actually accurate pattern

Leave the foam out, more natural without.

On UK northeast rivers my four go to drys. Iron blue. A variation with a yellow butt. Adams. All mainly para style. A Scottish gem. The Grunter. Except during a Mayfly or sedge hatch.

I learn a lot from these quick tie videos.

Where does this ride in the water column? Is it an emerger?

I need some of that wing material, is that called Antron?

Great fly thorax can be peacock herl seals fur hares ear mole or a synthetic. I liked the way you secured the post to the body of the fly. Keeping bulk to the absolute minimum.

Pheasant tail nymph PTN is underestimated. One of the simplest and most effective flies ever tied. From tiny size 22 where the hell is it. Right up to salmon fly size WTF tweeny nymph. This fly in sizes 16 up to 8 will entice virtually any fresh water fish. Be it here in the UK USA be it lake river or stream. The right size and relevant variation of dressing presented correctly will catch throughout the year. It just screams I am food eat me. Can be used to represent buzzers olives mayfly nymphs. With adaption can be the emerging or dun of any of the above. A shrimp corixa stonefly or even a pin fry. When it looks like food and the fish are hungry. Do not over complicate things.

That foam adds a lot to the floatation and presentation of the fly especially in rippling broken water.

Nicee tying

I like to tie my peacock in at the front of the hook so then when I tie it off in the back I counter wrap over it, adds a lot of durability

Nice. Thank you

Nice tie and clear presentation.

Great tie!

I can appreciate the slower version because there are some finer points that are blurred in the fast version. What material did you use for the “pink sighter?”

Nice fly and thanks for posting the recipe.

What kind of glue do you use?

Garry dog should be next

What did u tie the tail with

Thanks for not trying to murder me with music this time.

What does the resin at the end do? Is it for durability or does it help float? Thanks!

DONT DO CLINCH KNOTS DO A WHIP FINISH

I have never understood this.. no need for all this work. A fish will literally eat anything you throw in the water. I have caught fish on a hook with no bait... because fish are stupid

Nice fly. What whip finisher did you use?

What is with the music? Others that have asked this question have gotten a mean response from you. If you respond mean, you’re gay.

What kind of hook is that

Nice

Good fly. Glad to see you included the recipe.

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