How to tie the Gazza Special

This is the description from Wayne Jones.
"Gazza Special theflyshop.co.uk/stillwater-f...
Gazza Dixons shuttle cock this has been The Fly Shops top seller a great point fly and now proven all over the uk."
Sometimes you can just look at a fly and know it's going to do some damage. The profile, colour and pretty much everything about this fly screams WINNER!

[@TightLinesNW]

I had a rough day on the water recently and I think a fly of this style would have made for a more productive day. Time to spin up a few! Thanks for sharing!

[@lindsayiflyfish]

You are very welcome buddy.

[@duderoony]

Very nice pattern Lindsay. Thank you for another great tie dude.

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Thanks pal.

[@MrJimmuck]

Hi Lindsay I hope you are well. I agree with Wayne and use at least 6 CDC feathers to ensure good floatation in still waters. Sometimes more!! Thats a nice fly! atb Jim

[@lindsayiflyfish]

I might need to start doing six.

[@ericglaister698]

Really enjoying the videos Lindsay,keep them coming.

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Thanks Eric, will keep trying while I can.

[@PhilTF]

Thank you for the videos, always learn something. What is the vice you are using?

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Cheers buddy. Its a Jan Tyvek Rotary Vice.

[@fliesbychris]

Very nice Lindsay!!! How many cdc feathers did you use mate?? I really hate it when the bloody things sink!! Keep em coming !!

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Thanks Chris, I used four or five but Wayne Jones tells me that he insists that his tiers use a minimum of six.

[@fliesbychris]

Cheers Lindsay, 6 it is!!

[@primal_aperture_photo]

This is an interesting dry fly. I was curious as to how one would fish this fly in a still-water situation... It would be hard to see, so would you fish it tandem with a more visible fly? I'm fairly new to fly fishing, only 7 years since retirement haha! Thanks for the video instruction.

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Hi Pal, I would fish this quite close to a drifting boat no more than two rod lengths away. It is surprising how well it stands out on the water.

[@primal_aperture_photo]

@@lindsayiflyfish I'm Ann by the way, thanks for the tip I will give it a try this spring here in Canada.

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Ann, you are most welcome tight lines.