Fly Tying Supplement - Mallard Flank Feathers

[@jamesvatter5729]

Those loose, bulk packs of mallard or partridge are often disappointing.

[@stevetrybalski3082]

I agree 100%.

[@DressedIrons]

James, disappointing from the perspective of wet fly wings. They work very well for a number of other nymph and streamer patterns. Glad you like the video. Thanks for the feedback. - Ian Anderson

[@stevetrybalski3082]

Ian, nice explanation on mallard flank feathers. Thanks for posting.

[@DressedIrons]

Steve, glad it helped. Thanks for the feedback. - Ian Anderson

[@TERRYBIGGENDEN]

Excellent, thanks. Very helpful[. :-)

[@DressedIrons]

Glad the video helped. Thanks for the feedback. - Ian Anderson

[@gregperkins8335]

Well done friend well done 👍🏻

[@DressedIrons]

Greg, glad you like the video. Thanks for the compliment. 👍 - Ian Anderson

[@ColinD0131]

Great to see this

[@DressedIrons]

Colin, glad you like the video. Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. - Ian Anderson

[@comesahorseman]

Thank you! 👍

[@DressedIrons]

You are welcome. I am aiming to get out a "Supplemental" video out once a month. Anything you would be interested in seeing? - Ian Anderson

[@comesahorseman]

@@DressedIrons well, I fish quite a few Yorkshire style soft hackle flies with good results, even during a hatch. I'm always interested in seeing how other folks tie these flies, so you could think about tying these old patterns. Thanks!

[@DressedIrons]

@@comesahorseman thanks for passing that on. I have done a number of video on some of the older North Country flies. It wasn't until I was tying them that I discovers a whole subset of "Yorkshire" flies. They are great fun. I will plan on doing some more. - Ian Anderson