How to Tie the Pink Cadillac with Lively Legz

[@danielboles6263]

Great job Benny P. Thanks for all great videos. 😊

[@robertyetsko80]

THESE FLIES ARE AWESOME THEY ARE GREAT FISH CATCHERS THANKS GUYSFOR THE INFORMATIVE VIDEO AND CONCISE NARRATION

[@lukem2492]

Putting the materials list up on screen is a fantastic idea! Wish other KZbinrs would do that too. Great video, I might have to tie some of these for brooktrout. Maybe even try one for Lake Michigan steelhead. Thx Benny.

[@livelylegz4754]

Thanks for the comment Luke and you will enjoy fishing this bad boy. Keep us posted and best of luck.

[@ANDERSONFILMS]

Just ordered up the materials from you guys for this deadly looking fly. I have a feeling this will slay the Upper Peninsula of Michigan rainbows!

[@jeffjackson5331]

Very nice! That is a sharp looking fly.

[@TheFlymanJim]

I once showed a pink shrimp to one of my fly fishing buddies and he said "Oh look you already cooked them". Of coarse we both had a good laugh.

[@living4theoutdoors]

Thanks for the comment Jim and we hope all is well out your way!

[@frankieshoenfelt8550]

Thanks for sharing this fly pattern. Keep up the Great Work..

[@livelylegz4754]

Thanks Wild Man!

[@garybon.]

Ask and you shall receive. Thanks very much for making this video. Have a great weekend.

[@livelylegz4754]

Thanks Gary and we hope you have a great weekend as well.

[@haroldreid9537]

Hi guys I just ordered some hot pink lively legs and I could not find pink thread or the pink UV ice Dubbing. I can’t wait to tie a bunch of pink Cadillac fly. The video was awesome keep up the good work

[@living4theoutdoors]

Was nice chatting with you Harold and that will all be out in the AM. Thanks so much and best of luck on the water.

[@drb9223]

These really work as a dropper

[@living4theoutdoors]

Sure do and best of luck as you get out on the water.

[@Pwrcritter]

Very nice thanks. Looks like it'd be a rainbow killer!

[@living4theoutdoors]

Thanks and yes, Rainbow love them. Best of luck to you.

[@tiredredneck8159]

Bravo sirs. Thank you for this vid. I will see if it will appeals to our ontario trout. Thank you✌

[@frankieshoenfelt8550]

Thanks for sharing a great fly pattern.. Keep up the Great Work .

[@livelylegz4754]

Thanks and keep us posted on how it works on those Ontario trout.

[@BrookieBum]

I seen these flies on Wooly Bugged. Great fly very effective fly for natives. Where does a person buy that yarn?

[@alexargyros7186]

Thanks for the video. One question: why don't you add tails to this fly? Again, great work.

[@livelylegz4754]

Hey Alex, Thanks and it's just an attractor that is more of a grub looking bug. For some reason the trout love it.

[@darrenbarder4644]

Hi just wondering what makes you choose the colors when tying a non natural fly like this one. like hot pink and the gold tinzel, is would you ever tie this fly with purple legz keeping all other things the same?

[@johnbarr1175]

I was ripping lips on this fly the other day great fly for rainbows

[@IVIavrick]

Do you all sell this kit as a bundle? ??(minus the head cement)

[@jesseaskew957]

Any tips for keeping the legz straight on the fly? My biggest problem is that the legz seem to flare out at awkward angles.

[@living4theoutdoors]

Jesse, Thanks for the comment and yes. I personally have a nice thread or thin dubbing built up about as wide as that middle part on the Legz in the thorax area. Place them on top and the front set of Legz on top so that you tie them in flush with the bead. Just like in this video, two wraps there, two in the middle and two behind the next set. Back to the middle and place your dubbed thorax. You will see how easy this is and please let me know if this helps.

[@calebd6230]

You might able to substitute the yarn with tan rainbow sow scud dub

[@livelylegz4754]

No doubt Caleb and thanks for the comment.