Brite Butt Zebra Midge

[@EdDetlie]

The instructions on the lead-free wire are excellent, and intuitive. All your videos are maybe 80% about tying that particular fly, and 20% about acquiring a new tying skill.

[@flyrodhiker8326]

Watching you put the lead on the fly was awesome! Thanks for this sir!

[@zacharystyler1897]

Great tip for a more subtle transition between the lead-free wire and hook shank, Tim!

[@fullsend1854]

Thanks for all your vids. I learned a lot about tying from you over the last few months as I just started tying instead of buying.

[@trevorgale6517]

Good idea!!

[@pertsa6936]

You are the best!

[@duderoony]

Nice pattern there Tim. I’ll definitely have a go at tying it although I won’t be able to get as small as a 20! lol. Thank you for another one dude.

[@Anglermotoride]

Very Nice tied. Muy buen atado!! Felicidades

[@kitsune4635]

why do you use square slotted beads instead of normal holed beads? @tightlinevideo

[@pierevojzola9737]

Hi, slotted beads slip right up to the eye of the hook as the shape of the hole allows it to get passed the sharp bend in the wire. If you used counter sunk beads they would get stuck at the bend of the wire, OK? Harera...

[@coreystoner4129]

Even on my midges I keep wrap to a minimum to keep them thin. I’m tying them currently and keeping them thin so they sink fast

[@LetortAngler]

Nice. Looks like Tim Cammisa’s Stealth Mode minus the CDL tail.

[@michaelterry1147]

Cannot keep squared off side to face down and stay.

[@fishingbeyond8435]

Tim you’re a euro bro now aren’t you?