The Rusty Spinner Revisited with Eric Austin

[@stevetrybalski3082]

Eric, Interesting insights. I am going to try your technique for splitting the tails and try using CDC for the wings. I normally use a fine rusty brown beaver dubbing which I prefer over high and dry. Thanks for sharing and stay safe.

[@eaustin2006]

Yeah, I like beaver dubbing too and don't have enough of it. I've done spinners with synthetic wings, hen wings, hackle tip wings, organza (sinks like a stone), Shane Stalcup's plastic stuff, you name it. For me, CDC blows them all way for flat water fishing. It has a magic, can't define it. The wings should angle up just a touch (10 degrees or so from flat) to make it visible. There's another trick to aid visibility which I'll show soon in another video. It helps with flotation too.

[@ColinD0131]

Eric it's Colin. that's interesting technique. I don't know if the biot makes a difference. It certainly makes a great fly