Gary Kreb's Foam Baitfish Fly Tying Video Instructions - 239Flies

[@joakimkarlsson8141]

That’s really cool! It may not be ‘my type’ of fly, but that’s very creative.

[@lonewizzard8456]

Way cool, super creative.

[@mc1992hammer]

Great tie! I'll be whipping some up soon!

[@youngoutdoorsman2001]

Brilliant diving collar idea!

[@joefbtg28]

Thanks for the tips on the cutters! I have the Chernobyl ones and had this issue.

[@rubinconineski526]

Super. Thank you.

[@maxbabb2785]

Awesome! Thanks

[@BobBohner4851]

Very creative. Would like to see the fly in a swim tank to see how it moves please

[@user-ki8qq8ks9t]

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[@chevy_stairs]

great vid but the gum chompping is bad audio.

[@fabriciopaolo679]

Excelente trabajo gracias 🙂👍😊

[@johnthomas5806]

thinking that with a little weight, this will work for ocean perch..

[@FattyMateo]

So it swims on its side?

[@williamlevan788]

Isn't that showing the wrong sihloette ? Shank up and hook down, sihloette from bottom up shows one side wider than the other.

[@TheGologozo]

100 years more evolution and you guys invent wooden crank bait. ;)

[@DanieHattingh]

A litte more wood, a treble hook or two...a lip perhaps...

[@myrlstone8904]

State of Pennsylvania, these would not be legal in special regulation fly fishing trout waters. The state defines a “fly” allowing a combination of artificial and natural material, but not 100% artificial material construction. State uses the rule to minimize hardware throwers on their prime trout water. Should be OK on put and take waters in the state.

[@troutsmart1943]

You could always use marabou or some other natural fiber for the tail.

[@myrlstone8904]

Troutsmart, That’s a fact. I don’t know if other areas follow PA’s thinking, so the post was meant a heads up.

[@mc1992hammer]

@@myrlstone8904 I was actually thinking of subbing out the tail for some hackle. Missouri's definition of a fly varies by conservation agent so it's always good to be on the safe side ha.

[@Bob-ln1jh]

Okay okay😂

[@benjaminneumann3687]

When does a fly become a lure?

[@garykrebs9562]

When you tie it!

[@tinoyb9294]

This is a lure.

[@koestergaard]

I take it that a foam beetle is lure too, then? 😂

[@garykrebs9562]

All flies are lures by definition! But not all lures are flies! So by definition, if you can cast it on a fly rod, it's a FLY¡