Tips for Tying Small Flies Zoom Presentation

[@brianfeeney9493]

Thank You 🎉

[@gregb8824]

Well done. I find the smaller the fly the less material and detail is needed, making the smaller flies easier to tie as long as you keep these principles in mind.

[@riverkeeperflies]

Couldn't agree more!

[@user-es9fm7px6t]

Nice, I have been tying #30 and #32 hooks. I learned a lot about tying small hooks. ty

[@waynegraff3942]

😂🤣😂

[@joeg5414]

I got screwed on my far sight - can't see anything without glasses. My near sight makes up for it though. I take my glasses off to tie and can see perfectly clear an inch from my nose😂 Even the smallest I tie - 24 I can see every detail, no problem. I'm in my 40s so I hope it doesn't start getting bad

[@corymckee4848]

Do you dislike Semperfli nanosilk? The 18/0 has become my go to thread for 22 and smaller. Little harder to work with. For key flies, I’ll stick with Vevus since the nanosilk doesn’t hold darker colors as well for thread bodies

[@riverkeeperflies]

I've never tied with Semperfli nanosilk. I tied with Uni for many years and then switched to Danville for most of my flies because I enjoy the slightly waxed thread and stretch. Just used to it, I guess. Purchased a few spools of Veevus to try on smaller flies. I like the diameter, but miss the slighly waxed properties of Danville and Uni. And then nanosilk came out and now it's been out for a while. Perhaps I'll have to try it out.

[@waynegraff3942]

🤣😂