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[@leonardwells9613]

BEAUTIFUL pattern, the fly box manufacturers owe you a HUGE debt of gratitude my friend….HUGE DEBT !!!!!! I would LOVE to see you tie this one in CADDIS GREEN CATGUT…just saying. L 👍🎣👍

[@HopperJuan]

Thanks man!!!

[@dantailleur3597]

SWEEET!!!!!! Looks to pretty straight forward too....thanks Juan for these tutorials!!! They are AWESOME!!!!

[@HopperJuan]

Thanks for watching!

[@rightmarker1]

Really slick. Very nice tie.

[@HopperJuan]

Thank you for watching!

[@HeywoodScott1]

Why did you tie the shorter wing material (used for legs I think) only on one side . Would you want this on both sides. Am I missing something here?

[@HopperJuan]

There are legs on both sides. I tied in the legs with one feather and rotated them to get them to splay. I added a few more fibers to get them even after they splayed out.

[@DelvadoMekiatti]

Great video Juan! Beautiful nymph!

[@HopperJuan]

Thank you!

[@gt_outdoorexcursions]

Nice tie!

[@russelllieser4226]

Great fly. Thanks for the Video.

[@rexlurex3758]

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[@number6bugger216]

Killer pattern! Can you explain the reason you leave the thread at the tie in point prior to wrapping the ostrich? Thanks Juan!

[@HopperJuan]

The thread acts like an anchor as when I leave it there at the tie in point, it helps "hold" the wrapping materials from slipping down a slope or it helps hold a material tighter to its self as in this video.

[@keithroberts9293]

Juan, Have you tried using the green Slim Rib for this pattern or is it the wrong shade of green? Does the clear slim rib work with a tan underbody?

[@HopperJuan]

The Slim Rib works but isn't necessarily the right choice for me. It's a little small for this pattern. I prefer the larger sized micro and midge tubing.

[@tezcan.yavuz38]

Like 90