Very good I'm going to try thank you 😎

Should do another video explaining more about your tying equipment and where you buy it, cement, resin, UV light and source for bucktail and streamer

Hey Joe…. By far, the best fly tying and use video I’ve seen! I’ve been using flies for a few years now and love the technique. I live in the Minneapolis area and use them both on the Mississippi and St Croix Rivers. I did love your explanation on how you leave the shank exposed for the snells. Brilliant idea and to take the time to explain and video the action was a awesome touch. Keep up the great work! New subscriber BTW 😉👍

Hi Joe, very good video as i have been tying flies for over 70 years. I KNOW I am 83 years young. Going to try these here in Michigan as I am only 1 mile from the river full of eyes. Like your method on the flies for snelling. Thank you. Ole

It is refreshing to hear a fly tyer say less is best since less is never more. I think that saying less is more only serves to confuse people wanting to learn how to tie... the other thing I like is that you use spinning gear with your flies... with me being a fly rodder, I say awesome to you. Great job on the video.

Glad I found your channel! Your detailed explanations are fantastic. I’m planning on trying this technique on some flounder this spring.

Really liked this video ! I am just starting to tie and fish for eyes and white bass . Was extremely informative! Thank you !

Love the video and the tips. Great rig I’ll have to try it this summer. Had a thought/ suggestion about the rig, instead of attaching a quick connect to an expendable sinker. When I dropshot I’ll tie a perfection loop, a bowline, or a even just a overhand loop and then I do what you do with your t-loop and then it’s just as easy to switch out and there is less hardware to be lost. Cheers and tight lines 🤙

Thanks, Joe! I learn something new with every video you put out.

Joe, I grew up fishing flies on the bago chain. Now that I’m in northern WI, I use them on lakes, when there’s a bug hatch. They work great!

Just moved onto the Missouri river, saw a video like this about a month ago. Been tying flies like crazy, river ice is gone, but my boat is still in storage. Gonna try this from the bank, saw a boat on the river fishing today, it's time Had to watch the video few times to get the loop knot for the second fly..... but I got it. I'm gonna try this from the bank till I get the boat ready. Great video

Awesome video! Love the underwater visual. 💯

Excellent video Joe. Thanks for all the detail on how to create the fly and how to use them. Been looking for a video on how to tie these for quite a while.

Thanks Joe! I loved that you gave your opinion! No hype or smoke, Great job😊

Dude.. incredible video!. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

Great info Joe ! I’m definitely going to start utilizing those techniques! Another great tool for the toolbox!👍

Thanks for the tutorial, you do a good job of explaining.

A very good video, Thanks

Great video! I got to give this a try.

Never thought of Snelling the flies. That's a good tip ty

Joe, great video. Packed full of useful information explained so well. I am looking forward to breaking them out on the Wisconsin River this spring.

Very informative! Thank you

Thanks bunches Joe I too have been fly tying, it's another world of fun!!!!get doubles on all species also.

Thanks Joe I have always wanted to try this in a river system in ND but never get the guts to do it. Send me some of these so i can try them haha! Great video

Great video

Great info with using the snell for a double rig. I fly fish 90% of the time, I'm always looking at new ways to rig. I'll give this a shot for snapper in the inlets. If I had to guess It'll be deadly!

Sweet video, I'll have to tie some up

Love it, man!

Great Info!

Excited to try this out on the St Lawrence.

Great video. Like how you showed how to tie as well as how to rig and fish. Underwater video of the action put it over the top.

Thanks Joe 🎉 Don’t see Many Walleye patterns online ! I’ll twist some up and ply the waters of NW Michigan this Season !!! 🌟 🎣 💫

Joe’s Back!!!

New sub here. Good vid buddy. Nicely done.

Great Video!!! Love to try some in Northern Canada . Great explanation and break down thanks for the knowledge!! Wana sell some flies ?

Do you use these rigs on rivers only?? Does it work on lakes?? Never seen theses before for walleye fishing

Master tie baiter. Where did you source all the hardware, bucktail and fly tying tools?

Whats in the boxes above your head? Great looking flies!

I just noticed the fly rides hook up for the most part.... interesting.. time to change colors from top to bottom.

Just have to realize smallmouth can rip the rig apart.so I double overhand knot my shnell.

So you do a bottom bouncer fly fishing setup. I get it. Huh, except you're not using a fly rod. I wonder if I can cast a sinker fly casting?

I used to use this method without the weights on my flyrod over thirty years ago. I have to get some weights and I'm going to try this while I'm moving to simulate fishing in a river. I notice you use some kind of UV stuff on the wrap at the end. Does this make the head brighter underwater?

I know bucktail will be more durable but would the flies perform better tied with marabou for better movement?

Do you tie any to imitate Lake Erie mayflies? I would like to troll some behind a downrigger.

Do you always use 2 flies? Will one fly work? Thank you, Randy Ruark Boone. Iowa

Where do you get your supplies from?

What is the black and gold material, and where can you get it? Thank you

Small hint, don’t use black materials on a black background. Thanks for the video

For years I didn’t see or catch any Zander here in Bavaria Germany. Now I tie my own flies similar to yours I catch em in the same waters I used to catch nothing almost every day! Less is more in this case especially with Zander! Or walleye. Not that much of a difference ;)

Have you tried this method in lakes also?

Do you ever troll and not just cast?

Take the next step. Fish flies with a fly rod.