Better than a Wooly Bugger?

[@mikejames663]

A cracking imitative damsel fly, really good tying, I'll be tying some soon, regards from Wales, UK

[@anglermade]

Thanks Mike!

[@mikejames663]

@@anglermade You're welcome.

[@larryelkington4639]

Awesome pattern, tying a few tonight. Thanks

[@anglermade]

Hope you enjoy!

[@heyjim52]

Good pattern ! I am liking this channel.

[@anglermade]

Thank you! Glad you enjoy it!

[@JohnDozierSr50]

Nice looking fly, should be a great pattern.great job. 👍

[@anglermade]

Thanks John!

[@robinred1851]

Nice pattern, well tied. But now it's no longer a secret !!! 😎😂. Tight lines 🎣 from the Čech Republic 🇨🇿.

[@anglermade]

Good one!

[@farukkljucanin9421]

Interesting tying,and I think that dabbing yours is not Simi-seal -Canadian Olive only, looks like least three or more dubbing’s mixed in one.

[@anglermade]

I’ll have to double check . I’ve noticed different brands of simi bo-seal look a little different.

[@farukkljucanin9421]

Sorry for my comment,when I look the Canadian Olive in daylight looks exactly same as in your video. I am really sorry one more time.

[@farukkljucanin9421]

I have a tying Lamp Daylight and I can see very well colors,my Canadian Olive looks about same like yours.

[@anglermade]

Ok, good 😊

[@ruebdogg1]

which brand/type of hackle did you use? very nice fly

[@anglermade]

My favorite hackle is Whiting. I also like Metz

[@ruebdogg1]

@@anglermade awesome thanks!! It’s a great pattern. Keep them coming!!

[@realityobservationalist7290]

Simi-seal is the worst when you're dubbing. So slippery! I usually use a loop.

[@anglermade]

Yes, loops work good as well. If you use pre-waxed thread, or a little bit of wax on your regular thread, semi still works pretty good.

[@machavez001]

DO YOU SELL YOUR FLYS?.....

[@anglermade]

Hi Miguel, not selling flies at this time.

[@DarryLavid7227]

Your might lose that flash on tail. Double it over so it won’t come out.

[@anglermade]

Thanks for the tip!

[@bathtub_jim7652]

almost a crayfish imitation.

[@anglermade]

Yes, especially in the summer time when crayfish get that "orange" color coming on.