Fly tying : Flatwing

[@bugbiteflytying]

Your craftsmanship is so clean. Very Nice

[@noneofyourbusiness1080]

There is fly tying then there is art. You bring the two together beautifully. Thanks for sharing.

[@GianniDePace]

You’re too kind bud 🍺

[@Doni370]

Yess. ..👍👍👍🙋

[@JanWeinhold001]

Great technique, great fly!

[@GianniDePace]

Thank you so much Jan !

[@pauldcon3037]

thank you for your helpful videos; your work is beautiful!

[@GianniDePace]

Thank you so much Paul !

[@wallace500001]

More of a bucktail deciever than a traditional flatwing tying which is normally quite sparsely tied but good video nonetheless.

[@GianniDePace]

Thanks

[@Mrfluefiske]

Great videos. I'm gonna tie several of these and try them out on sea bass. How thin is your tying thread? GSP? All the best, Eivind B.

[@GianniDePace]

Thank you so much Eivind, the thread I used it’s a Baetis ultra nano thread 20/0... tight line buddy !

[@SurfSkagit]

Awesome detailed tying skills and better sense of proportions 👌, I like the UV touch over the first feather...🤔 I wonder what’s your reference rule to figure out the BT fibers and rest of materials length vs hook size to get the right proportions ? Excellent work, thank you for sharing!! Best Mag

[@GianniDePace]

usually the length of a streamer must never exceed three times the length of the hook ... but on these flies the proportions literally get high ... the fly in the video cannot even be defined as a classic flatwing ... a classic flatwing like those of ken Abrames, have a shorter buck tail and in less quantity ... thank you for the compliments and I'm glad you enjoyed the video! thanks a lot and tight line! Gio’