Top Secret Midge

[@Cardsandstoagies]

I have 4 spools of Glamour Madeira in different colors from my grandmother’s sewing box. That stuff is a kick ass material for tying flies. It makes amazing bodies and thoraxes, trailing shucks, wings, I highly recommend it. My favorite is light blue.

[@josephh957]

You can also use flourofiber for the wing as well if you can’t get your hands on the organza. Great tie! Love the videos!

[@HalfInsaneOutdoorGuy]

works great in the winter on the lower Provo.

[@ralphs007]

Very nice video. I like how you show a lot of information in such a short amount of time. You're one of my favorite fly tyers to watch on youtube. Thanks

[@icallgreens89]

great videos!!!! sorry I couldn't make it to the event​ in new Jersey. I was planning on going. I did however purchase a few flies off the website you suggested. the fly Shack. I can't wait to get them.

[@daleman_75]

I think I'll have to go with a 20 on that bad boy! 26 is microscopic! Ah, maybe I'll try the 26...

[@Qweeds]

I'm gonna go and get a whole variety of daily rikis and lightning strike fly hooks to start making more of your flies!

[@bentpolski]

Tim does Shannon's carry these? I need #4 Magnifiers to tie 16's! LOL!

[@paradise6399]

Thanks for the videos!

[@MatthewSullivan12]

I need a better bobbin. What brand or model would you recommend?

[@morbitalok]

Hey, 26? how you fish so tiny fly? BTW: pattern looks realy cool!

[@ranawayfromsanity]

Buy some 26s..and some 28s..for those who say it's too small give yourselves a chance. With a little practice you'll find they're not that tough.

[@BR_01876]

Awesome !👍🏼

[@sagittariusalba2851]

Size 26... Next to particles of Quantum Physics! 😁

[@t_man785]

Is this the smallest fly you have tied on your channel and it's a 26

[@tightlinevideo]

I think it might be.

[@stinkiestbink]

Is that a smaller bobbin specific for smaller flies? Is it worth buying one?

[@tightlinevideo]

Both bobbins used in the video are Rite Shorty bobbins. They are light, have ceramic tubes for protecting delicate threads and a rather short arm/tube length to keep you close to your work. For small flies, say 18 and under, they are my absolute favorite.