Brush Head FGC (Feather Game Changer)

[@evanhogan9219]

Like that technique of tying off the brush and not trapping any fibers. Looks like you twist thre brush almost to separate the tie down area. Nice!

[@MakeEverythingSeemOk]

Great videos! The soundtracks make the 90s kid inside of me remember the old days. Hahaha

[@clayparrish1250]

What epoxy is that used to put the eyes on. I've found those brushes to be difficult to epoxy eys on?

[@ricgua2]

Great Video!!! You know Im a big fan of the fgc... Do you increase the number of feathers as you move forward? Does the brush head negate that need? Thanks!!!

[@SchultzOutfitters]

Ricgua2, as we move forward we use slightly more chenille and feathers to help create the perfect taper. The brush head allows you to use less feathers, create a bulkier head and push more water.

[@SchultzOutfitters]

More feathers as you move forward on the standard FGC. The brush head gives it some suspension properties especially when tied with a keel. We usually use .025 lead wire when keeling the front hook. If you use Solarez Flex (Green) the lead wraps can be peeled off or added depending on the current water conditions.

[@CaliBassin]

Have you ever used Schlappen for the GC

[@nookie420]

I tied a black iridescent schlappen changer with the black filler flash and it turned out great.

[@chrisroberts3963]

How do you keel the front?

[@raymondzwick7570]

Do you guys sell the magnum hen hackle? All the fly shops around me do not have them in stock.

[@SchultzOutfitters]

Raymond, yes we do. We have some in stock right now. Give us a ring at 734-544-1761

[@SchultzOutfitters]

Of course! Call the shop 734-544-1761

[@raymondzwick7570]

Where do you get your materials?

[@SchultzOutfitters]

We have all the materials to make this fly at our shop. Give us a call we can get you set up! 734-544-1761

[@SchultzOutfitters]

From Schultz Outfitters

[@wallpaperkilla]

Can you cast these very far with a 7wt and SA Titan line?

[@nateg861]

Will be trying the same thing this spring....

[@nookie420]

@@nateg861 I struggle with large double hooked changers on an 8wt sonar titan sink tip. It's do-able with lots of practice and Belgian cast and fast action rod.

[@jordanmierau5525]

What kinda bobbin is that