long winded SOB haha damn 4 minutes in and still nothing but thread on the hook!! haha

Look at the fly shop Redding, just purchased some the other day

Brilliant!!!

Where in the he'll did you find buggy lava brown dubbing? Just asking for a friend

Amy's ant is trout candy. Thanks Jack!

might try it but seems labor intensive,maybe i will tie a similar no hackle

Cool. You can list the materials in the order that they're tied in, it's called an Organized Material List. You should write it down.

Nice, what do you use to grease your leaders?

What Materials are you using and colors.?

Thank you for this video & information. I enjoyed hearing about all the flies and why you all like them. I've seen those before but haven't tied or used all of them yet.

Great information about the Poudre River! Thanks, Aaron and Jin!

Great to see the fellas from my first home shop on the channel! #stpetes #flyfishing

Yay! St. Pete’s!

Too, too much talking!

Make a GoPro mount for your bags, please! There is demand. You gonna increase your sales for sure. People use Telesin Backpack Shoulder Straps with your chest packs now, but they are not perfect, your can do better!

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Catch 2 trout on that restimg caddis it will be ruined , problem with all cdc delicate bugs

I have half a dozen grouse fans lying around and I had no idea what to do with them! Now I do! I was just using the cape and shoulder feathers for legs and soft hackles!

Im here because i was randomly thinking what does the 2 bit part mean when you call a hooker a 2 bit hooker and ended up learning how to tie fishing line instead.

What is the net in the video?

Anyone know what other color hackle you can substitute for a green drake ?

x caddis is tied with deer hair, as is the elk hair caddis. come on guys!!!

When does the drake hatch hit the Western slope?

I am kind of astounded you guys talked about the frying pan and did no mentioning of mysis shrimp

OK. We can try them next week. See you

Oh yeah another drop!!! Now I got plans tonight!!! Woo Hoo 🙌

Great video and information 👍

Nice looking fly - Well done - The final removal of the (slightly excess) CDC you did at the end made it perfect.

Love the presentation, especially how you simulated the water line. Nice fly/ tie. Thank you.

Still a Lafontaine fly.

Need to zoom the camera in and tie it from the tyers point of view

This is my go to fly for cutthroat.

Good luck setting the hook with those.

Mayer's hot head mini leach is an absolute SLAYER! My current favorite fly for NoCo lakes and North Platte

Love this episode! Thanks!

Love this series from Umpqua. Hoping they do a dry fly/hopper series in the future!!!

Great Interview!

Love the “Flies For” series! So much valuable seasonal information. This fills the large gap left by the 5 flies content which I loved as well.

The largest trout that I ever caught was on the Dream Stream using the Mini Leech that Landon taught me to tie at a show in Denver. Awesome pattern!

These aren’t actually that difficult to tie. I heard from several sources that these were a hassle so I was gearing up for an episode…but honestly, the first one I tied was usable, the second was about two tiers down from perfect. Dont be afraid to tackle this pattern. Especially if you tie a lot of muddler minnows and parachute flies, this will be right in your wheelhouse.

None of these flies are stream specific. Ya gotta tie your own to really fly fish.

My father used to wear flies and spinners on a cotton short-brimmed hat, it didn't have to be for fishing. Dan Bailey's 1989 fly shop catalog offered a "Salmon Fly Brooch" - it is like a fly with the hook with a drop of solder on the point. I've seen some dragonfly-jewelry that looked like it would work for bass if the plastic was made to float and you attached a hook to it. I'm considering something like a size 22 adult midge pattern on my hat and see if anyone thinks that it is real...

Really nice fly!

I like the looks of this tie. Thank you for an understandable tutorial with very good tips! Thank again, God Bless n Fish on!

What fly box is that?

Just grabbed one, hopefully it helps me catch more fish! 😉

Wow what an amazing video. I learned a bunch and got even more confused at the same time. So as someone new to fly fishing ( actually haven't even purchased a rod yet) would it be better to start with learning to nymph first? I feel the the biggest part of my fishing will be nymphs. I know I definitely like tying nymphs way more than dries. 😂

Lance has some awesome patterns that definitely work.

Great info! Thanks 😊

These look amazing!!!