What did u use, fishing line of what. Thank u

I will tye this

Thats actually crazy cool

Nice Tradd!

Very interesting tie. Thinking outside box.

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What kind of wire brush ace is that any idea where I could get one? By the way, thanks very much for sharing the tying of that fly looks very good

What material is the wings? Missing in recipe, I think?

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Very nice job. You have a good eye for details.

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What kind of bead is used for that fly?

Excellent.

Very sparse! (Personally, I'd like to know where you acquired that tying silk!) 😅

Nice buzzer.

Fantastic realistic fly! Well done!

Nice looking fly

Very nice, thank you for including the material list.

Very life like pattern thanks for sharing

I would like to make a could of suggestions. The first is not to use any resin on the leg joints. I creates too much bulk. The second suggestion is to dub the thorax area. I will make the fly look more realistic and all the thread wraps will be covered. To apply the dubbing you want to tie in the rear set of legs and then dub the section directly in front. Tie in 2nd set of legs and repeat. All in all its a nice looking patter. As a final suggestion that just came to wind, you could kink the single PT fibers on the end to create the claw section on each leg.

What I have been looking for NOW to try to find the different colored mono-Great video Thanks

man the way you wrapped the body WOW,I'm IMPRESSED. Thankyou Tradd I've been using stretch midge. It never dawned on me to twist scud back. Now I do , thanks a million. Ken

Wow. Tying flies while playing the 🎸. 😂. Great vid fella.

Hi Love this I love to fish spiders, nearly always one on my dropper, still waters included, but they only produce rarely, and I often wonder how many people actually fish them, or just admire the look and nostalgia associated with them !

thanks nice work

Love this pattern, looks a real killer! A tip - before you start, if you place the hook vertically in the vise, fill the hollow in the back of the bead with UV resin, get it straight, then cure it, you'll have no problems or further need to adjust the bead through the tying process. It'll sit rock solid and perfectly aligned, and you could even colour in the detail before starting on the tying.

great fly, good materials, working colors !

Body too short, and hackle too long.

Very nice

Ambitious = success.

Hello Tradd. That was 2yrs. ago. Have you any recent ones, same fly? Of course I liked it. I sub’d you.

Nicely presented. Will have to get some pink slotted beads and make a few up for my next trip to the Ruakaturi River. Thanks from down under in NZ.

Very SWEET !

great looking fly

Beautiful work - precise natural imitation. Like those head beads. Rgds John. 🇨🇦🇬🇧

Good vídeo, good music and excellent execution. Congratulations and godo fishing.

These work very well on our trout streams here in the Ozark mountains of Arkansas.

Great fly!!

Another great tie. Thanks. Keep it up you have wonderful talent and ability. I am truly in awe

This is definitely one of the better looking imitations I've seen. What type of beads are those?

nice video ,good demo and good background music

very very hard worke.brother

Excellent as usual!

Excellent tie. Keep em coming.

Nice!

Were nice video. Cool made

Parabéns pelo atado e obrigado por compartilhar

very nice fly, well done, sparse on the hackle like i love it Pierre (from Québec, Canada)

Beautifully tied. You are one of the few that has put the hackle on nice and sparse. I am happy to have seen this tie. Thanks for sharing. All the best to you and yours. Sean

could you please tye a sedge pupa or may fly nymph love your fly,s all the best from loughmask ireland