Fly tying for Beginners episode1 Spiders

[@stillwater62]

Thank you, Michael, great video. I am really into North Country Spiders right now and am tying up the different variations, all in size :14. I have gone "minimalist", and loving it. Thanks again.

[@michaelcurrieflyfishing6870]

@@stillwater62 thanks 😊

[@richardhatton9520]

Enjoyed the video thanks, simple and straightforward, cheers

[@michaelcurrieflyfishing6870]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it 😀

[@davidkerr2285]

Good idea Michael 👍 well done

[@michaelcurrieflyfishing6870]

Thanks David, just a wee idea I had. It's going to be very basic and aimed at beginners but I thought other the sort of thing that Mt be of some use to people starting off

[@martindonnelly775]

Great video m8 just like the ones I use on the clyde.

[@michaelcurrieflyfishing6870]

Cheers, aye a couple of wee patterns that are dead simple to tie and will lift fish just about anywhere

[@davidgregg6703]

Cracking video mate. I actually just got a custom kit of Peter driver from piscarifly . All materials just for hares ear,PTN and spiders there the only patterns I seem to use , noticed the spiders don’t last to long so I thought it wud make more sense if I could tie them myself . I’ve had it out a few times and I’m ready to quit already lol 🙈! U make it look easy , This videos going to be very helpful, cheers

[@michaelcurrieflyfishing6870]

Cheers David, anything your having issues with just give me a shout. Spiders are a great fly to start with

[@mazman8343]

Great job 👌. question why tye in by the tip and not the base of the hackle

[@michaelcurrieflyfishing6870]

I tie the hackles in at the tip as it's finer and makes it easier to keep the bulk down and keep the head neater

[@mazman8343]

That makes sense 👍💯🙏