Three tools for fly tying, you wont find at a fly tying shop. And they are cheap. Cheap fly tying

[@daledurham7353]

I appreciate all your hints and tips! THANK YOU!

[@Ivegotbugsflyfishing]

thanks for watching, Ill try to keep them coming

[@Ghosthawk332nd]

I have a bait needle for putting boilies on a hair rig that works great for legs. Its shorter than your long one, a bit smaller, with a smaller head for the latch. In a foam or deer hair body you can even take a single strand of black bucktail, pull it through and trim to the length you like. The .410 bore brush is a good idea, although I do use a lot of velcro. Both have their place. Keep em coming brother!

[@Ivegotbugsflyfishing]

thank you for your feedback and tips. Hands down my favorite part of doing this is reading everyone else's ideas and tips.

[@dougspreher4576]

Oh yes brother, keep posting and preaching these tips. Heat up the botkin to make the hole, and take your wife's crocheting hook to pull the legs through it. I'm using a .410 brass cleaning brush as my dubbing brush too. And I love the shirt with Sasquatch with his rock and roll fingers high. Yes, I'm that old. Rock on brother.

[@Ivegotbugsflyfishing]

thanks for watching the channel. I always enjoy the feedback.

[@jarend65]

Great tips! Thanks for sharing.

[@Ivegotbugsflyfishing]

thanks for watching, hope the tips are useful.

[@davidsnodgrass3493]

Do you have any ideas for a hair stacker? I really enjoyed your videos, great ideas.

[@Ivegotbugsflyfishing]

i have a couple that I have made, ill post a video this week.

[@marksayers96]

The latch hook is good for making knotted hopper legs out of pheasant tail feathers. Good video, Thank you!

[@Ivegotbugsflyfishing]

i completely spaced mentioning that, thanks for adding the other uses. Thats why I love this, everyone adds input to make things better.