Beginner's Fly Tying Series: Easy Streamer Series - the Black Nose Dace

[@keithgillogly7675]

You keep showing me new tricks and tips that are so helpful. I look forward to watching all your videos no matter how old they are. Cheers to you.

[@dmm3124]

Using the monofilament to secure the eyes is a great technique. I am glad that I watched this video.

[@blackrazorus]

Another wonderful video- so well explained and so many new tricks/techniques! Thank you!!!

[@sakanatsuri]

I can learn a lot from you. Thanks!

[@6gunner634]

I have my fathers old fly book and he has a streamer that is very similar to that except it has white hair, two strips of peacock, and what looks like a grizzly wing. Is that another version of this streamer or something different?

[@hooked4lifeca]

Couldn't really say without seeing a picture or getting a name for it.

[@Simsim0564]

Are the eyes actually necessary on these types of streamers? Thinking about the Mickey Finn that works great without any eyes

[@hooked4lifeca]

Attractor patterns like the Mickey Finn rely on their colours to do the job. If we're tying a realistic pattern, then the eyes are required. Attractor patterns work great when the fish are in an aggressive mood, but the realistic patterns are overall, more reliable.

[@Simsim0564]

Thanks a lot, keep up the great videos!