Tying a Mayfly Crawler Nymph - Tradd's Flies

[@kennethsanders963]

man the way you wrapped the body WOW,I'm IMPRESSED. Thankyou Tradd I've been using stretch midge. It never dawned on me to twist scud back. Now I do , thanks a million. Ken

[@oldsmugglerflyfishing]

Fantastic realistic fly! Well done!

[@jzrusty1]

You got a lot of talent. That talent will take you places when you get older. nicely done!

[@richardduvall6512]

Very life like pattern thanks for sharing

[@flytyer2368]

I would like to make a could of suggestions. The first is not to use any resin on the leg joints. I creates too much bulk. The second suggestion is to dub the thorax area. I will make the fly look more realistic and all the thread wraps will be covered. To apply the dubbing you want to tie in the rear set of legs and then dub the section directly in front. Tie in 2nd set of legs and repeat. All in all its a nice looking patter. As a final suggestion that just came to wind, you could kink the single PT fibers on the end to create the claw section on each leg.

[@seanmooney3907]

Very well done. You will only get better from here. Keep tying and you could be one of the greats. Thanks for sharing, All the best to you whatever you decide to do. Sean

[@angelurrutia371]

Good vídeo, good music and excellent execution. Congratulations and godo fishing.

[@TraddsFlies]

+Karl Dunphy +Sean Mooney +John Zydallas +esoxlover Thank you! This is a fun fly to tie.

[@zenbooter]

Hello Tradd. That was 2yrs. ago. Have you any recent ones, same fly? Of course I liked it. I sub’d you.

[@karldunphy17]

Excellent

[@thomasgibbons353]

Ambitious = success.

[@sohailshinwari7720]

very very hard worke.brother

[@tccbad]

lovely fly you could have used d rid to get the same look class fly thank for showing you hard work

[@TraddsFlies]

+mazman man Thank you! Agreement on the D Rib. Did not have any, so had to substitute with something else but D Rib would work great.

[@tccbad]

could you please tye a sedge pupa or may fly nymph love your fly,s all the best from loughmask ireland