Classic Steelhead Flies: the Squirrel and Teal

[@stevetrybalski3082]

The audio is much better !! I really like all information and background information on the flies. I brings them to life. The other thing I am enjoying is being able to tye these patterns without having to invest in expenses materials. Thanks and Cheers! Great series!!!

[@hooked4lifeca]

People were reporting that my audio was a bit too low. I'm having to deal with ambient noise levels that can be distracting. I've done some work on the audio of this video to pump up the volume while suppressing the background noise. Let me know what you think of it.

[@mikeking453]

Audio perfect,your tying too!

[@Check-Your-Fly]

Nice fly! Very buggy! What happened to the Admiral pattern? Sound issue? Audio sounds fine on all your videos! Fish in Michigan are still in the Great Lakes but starting to stage at river mouths up north. Can't wait to start swinging flies on the Big Manistee! Keep the video's comming! Tight lines!

[@hooked4lifeca]

The Admiral is still there. What did you see at your end?

[@Check-Your-Fly]

@@hooked4lifeca Hi. You are correct. The Admiral is number 27 in your playlist. It is number 8 that was deleted. Sorry! I was tying flies(Admirals) and thought I should refrence your video. Love the tips like changing the angle of the floss/yarn to get a tappered cigar shapped bodies. Forgot the hackel collar on a couple but I'm sure the fish won't mind! No more Hennessy for me! LOL. Tight lines!

[@hooked4lifeca]

It was the Blue Thunder mistake that I deleted. Thanks for the heads up as I had forgotten to kill it off the playlist. YT leaves a plug in place that has to be deleted.

[@stevetrybalski3082]

I know pattern calls for teal in the wing, would a heavily barred mallard flank feather work as a substitute?

[@hooked4lifeca]

Definitely. There isn't much difference between the two.

[@stevetrybalski3082]

Thanks!!