Briminator

The Tying Bench starring Mark Van Patten & Produced by Niche Productions
In this episode, Mark explains how to create a fly, "The Briminator." The Briminator.
Recipe:
Hook:
Mustad C-51S
Size 10
Thread:
12/0 Olive
Materials:
Gold Beadchain Eyes
Green Dubbing Brush
Pheasant

[@malling1]

Good Job...you have great teaching skills. As a newbee, I like the way you explain everything..

[@Freddo4J]

This was GREAT. Please share more and how you made the dubbing brush. Thanks so much!!

[@dinoconsabor]

Nice fly and looks very effective. I think you could also use fine wire ribbing if you don’t have a fine wire dubbing brush to make the fly more durable.

[@bolatk1517]

Действительно при допущении неточностей на ум приходит только УПС.

[@dahutful]

I just create the body from dubbed thread without the wire loop. Or, I use a marabou feather - tie in the tail, bring the thread forward and then wrap the marabou on the hook and tie behind the eyes. Durability doesnt suffer, that I can tell. But Im gonna try your wire dubbing brush and compare. thanks - great tutorial for one of my favorite flies TIP: Trim away the top half of the hackle so only the bottom remains... and it REALLY looks like legs.

[@marksleeper3752]

Hi Michael what did you use to make the dubbing brush color and dubbing any info would be great Thanks Mark

[@SFCPuck]

He took a super simple fly and complicated it with a wire dubbing brush and circle hooks. I have to admire the durability, but we are talking about bluegill here.