Mastering the fly tying dubbing noodle.

[@yeaheverday]

That brass bore brush! Haha I do the same ! 🤌🤌🤌 Thanks for the video dude God Bless

[@Ivegotbugsflyfishing]

lol, Im all about cheap tools.

[@davidklausmeyer8198]

Awesome Instruction! Never knew this! Thank you.

[@Ivegotbugsflyfishing]

Glad it was helpful!

[@FlyTyer1948]

Good explanation of why you leave the bottom end of the dubbing somewhat loose. It’s comparable to how wool fibers are pulled parallel & then spun together into yarn. You might also demonstrate dubbing with artificial fibers showing how the usually longer fibers can be spun onto the thread at the beginning & , once attached, wrapped around the hook without the thread until it’s need to lock down the final wraps of the dubbing. As an earlier viewer commented, the hook is slightly out of focus. Not a big deal, but lack of focus in future videos would start to be frustrating.

[@Ivegotbugsflyfishing]

I apologize about the blur, I'm a rookie at this video stuff. I think I have the right set up now instead of using my phone, so hopefully that remedies this. Also I will do some more dubbing videos and show that. Thanks for watching.

[@keithnavarro2930]

Was that a brass bore brush?

[@Ivegotbugsflyfishing]

Yes, my favorite dubbing brush. Lol.

[@stillwater62]

Your camera is too close to the tying vise and blurry. You are in focus, but I am not here to see you, but what you are showing, which I can`t because the camera is too close, and the subject matter is blurry. This isn`t the first time either and why I do not watch your channel on a regular basis.

[@Ivegotbugsflyfishing]

I apologize for this. I actually have a new camera and will start working with it this week. I really appreciate your honesty, I want to improve the videos and your feedback is important to me. Hopefully this is the last time that is an issue.