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I like your video. I don’t have black dry fly hackle but I do have starling hackle. I’m looking forward to tying a few modified Idaho killer kebaris.

THX!

Thicc. Would love to see more, is there still plans to reopen the store?

New to the whole cover crop concept. Do you cover this with anything after breaking it down? I've seen some cover the green crop with brown leaves.

Do your hands shake because you're nervous? or just always? Mine just shake always, they stopped for a few years, but since I started fly fishing and tying they have started again =(

Love this little bug.

Do you have a video on a fly you used called pumpkin spice?

This Fly further proves how over complicated many fly fisherman make fly fishing. Fish are not complicated, and this fly works!

Great fly

I’m a beginner in tying. This is the best demonstration of whip finishing I’ve seen. I’ve watched that part of the vid multiple times. Thank you so much. I’m a beginner also at Tenkara, so I love all your videos.

Could you use wire to wrap first if you wanted it a little heavier to fos under a bobber or as a jig.

I gotta know….where did you get that rod rack?

Too many hook failures with Firehole hooks.

Молодец привет из России когда откроете магазин муха класс!!!🎉

Genius.

Glad to see a video again in the channel.

Really wish you'd make more videos on tying, I'd think it'd really compliment your other channel nicely

More fly tying videos please, Thanks for your channel!

The bread and butter

Congratulations! A wonderful video as usual but with a twist. You have rediscovered a very traditional fly, the "Sawyers Killer Nymph" but taken it to a whole new level. No weight, no rib no unobtainable shetland darning wool but given it color. interest and total simplicity. Just love it, I"m away to tye some up right now to see if our New Zealand trout are as responsive as yours are.

It’s like a Teeny nymph without the legs. Can’t wait to try it out.

these work great on the sunfish in east texas. i put uv on the body because sunfish teeth will unravel these pretty quick.

Does this fly catch brown trout in larger rivers?

Here's the video where I fish with these flies: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHPEk6Sud8pmnq8

Где ваши новые мушки ? Привет из россии

Have you fished this fly in any of you videos?

Nice Video! I learned about Utah Killer Bug some ten years ago. Before that I was fishing a lot with standard Killer Bug tied with red copperwire. Giving the fly a little red butt and when wet a reddish color on the Chadwick477. Frank Sawyer was using a red/brown copperwire but I think red has been good here in Sweden and Scandinavia. But Shetland Spindrift Oyster is also fishing nice with red copperwire or tying thread head

I use just a little bit of raw bee's wax on my thread to increase it's hold on the hackle when I tie it in. when I am finishing tying in a hackle to tying off a hackle I put a wrap in front of the feather alternating with the thread around the hackle, this helps to keep the feather from slipping through the tie off point and unraveling. If you want to pick up a few tips on tying technique, The Feather Bender (Barry Ord Clarke) does a great job of teaching while demonstrating Fly Tying.

Tristan, this video and your great website is going to get me into fly tying. I really appreciate all your videos on Tenkara Addict…they played a big role in my renewed love for fly fishing.

Nicely done! I've watched some of your vids where the ID-KK worked well for you. One thing I learned many yrs ago that really helps secure the hackle... instead of stripping the rachis, cut the barbules making nubs for the same length as you would strip. It takes an extra sec or two but really gives the tying silk something extra to grip the feather.

Interesting that the beads don’t slide on their own from motion / gravity. Is this just due to the type of cord used?

have you used a white hackle instead of a dark colored hackle? it looks like it would be a bluegill slayer! what name brand of vise do you use? this looks like it would catch brook trout in waters where every one uses a hook and worm

Welcome to Idaho. Going to try to tie this bad boy! Thanks!

So do you fish this mostly in lakes, reservoirs, rivers, or all of the above?

Where did you get the stiff hackle?

Great video! Just bought some yarn from your store and looking forward to tying some of these. Best wishes with the venture.

Dope

will you continue to add more tying video's? thanks!

thank you

Could you do videos on how to tie more of the flies that you use in your fishing videos in Montana?

I thought you used to tie this with a reverse hackle?

Nice camera work! A nice, simple fly.

Great looking fly. Thanks for sharing.

Using all the colors of yarn I have ordered from your yarn website, I watch all three of your websites on you tube. Going out and throw some new flies on my tenkara rods now. PLEASE KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK, thanks very very much!

PERFECT, Just watched your selection of Tenkara rods.. Love all three of your you tube websites. I use most of your yarn colors that I ordered, please keep up the great work. Going out to throw some new flys on my tenkara rods now.. THANKS

My criteria for flies are a) quick and easy to tie and b) catch fish. This fits the mold for sure. Thanks for continuous inspiration and tutorials, Tristan!

What's the difference between using yarn vs. using dubbing in the same color? It looks the same but I don't know very much since I just started fly tying this year.

It turned out to be the most difficult fly I've tied

Well done!!!