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Very nice. I can see this being very productive as a warm water fly. Thank you for sharing. God bless. Jeff

Really liking this fly. Incredible job of tying and demonstrating the tying process. Another one to add to the Wog Family Fly Box. Thank you. God bless. Jeff Stone

Great fly. Thank you. Again your teaching style is amazing. Full explanation, slow and precise execution. Great for us new tiers. I love the versatility of this. As for the different sizes. Then the possibility of slight variations of colors. You could just about designate one particular fly box to this pattern. Definitely a warm water fly for multiple species of fish. Loving your channel and your willingness to help grow the community. Thank you and God bless. Jeff Stone NW Wisconsin.

👍🏻👍🏻 huh. Not what I expected!

Awesome video. Life doesn’t get any better than this. You can’t beat time spent with our pets. God bless.

Well Sir it didn’t take me long to find this, upon your recommendation. Incredible fly as well as the video of how you tie it. Will definitely be tying some of these up. I may even add a few in size 8. My grandson is more into numbers than size. I let him keep the smaller ones busy. Thank you for your advice. Im really looking forward to watching more of your videos. Your tying and teaching style are spot on. Im still a relatively new tier. Great channel. I want to take at the Bluegill bug book, mentioned in an earlier comment. Thank you and God bless. Jeff

Thank you Sir. I really like the looks of this. But it has me wondering, about using it on a warm water lake? I’m curious if my 7 year old grandson and I could use this by itself for panfish? I can see Bluegill finding this to there liking. Great video. Thanks again. God bless.

Hey now, I just started reading this book this evening, went to check out the RUclips channel via the qr code and saw that I was already subscribed! Looking forward to reading through this one, Ralph!

Thanks for these they are really helpful and clear.

Just tied this tonight. Enjoy learning from you. Thanks.

Wonderful fly.

Nice tie fly and as always commentary as you go

Peacock is one of my favorite materials. I learned more today from you than in two years of tying. Thanks for the excellent tutorials and sharing your knowledge, you are a gifted instructor.

Excellent tutorial. Grateful beyond words for your wisdom.

This is the best lesson on dubbing in existence. Thank you so much.

color of dubbing?

Beautiful fly. Wish l could approximate your work, the proportions and the set of the hackle.

Disregard my video quality comment. I re-loaded it and it looks fine.

Poor quality video. Can’t see a thing. I would love to see it reposted if he fixes the video.

Dude...why do I keep getting a "mohawk" when I tie these?!?! I'm a new guy and getting better but maybe I don't have enough material to start with?! Thanks

maybe watch Dave McPhail do these . This guy is butchering this wing!!!!!👎

Just found your channel,WOW great videos, great ties!

2:34 Brook had to be sure the frisbee was good & dead! When will we see new fly tying vids? Thanks!

When I want to do an ant, my thread keeps breaking, what could it be? And something else that is the best dubbing for use with small or medium dry flies??

Thanks for your advice on when to stop spinning. I think I have been over spinning.

I haven't been able to get a good video because there water is moving so fast. I've got doug firs 15 inches in diameter going down river!

Great video Ralph. Glad to see you back.

Thanks Joe. Hope you're doing well!

Both of you are looking good 👍Thanks!

Wow, glad to hear you Ralph! Yeah, sometimes the "furniture " gets rearranged in the spring. Hope all is well, thanks for sharing.

Ralph, Glad to see you back on here and doing well. I do a lot of fly fishing for pan fish here in southern IL. Love your book and your fly tying videos tight lines Mike.

Thanks for the visit. I appreciate it. I have 3 of them over the years, not certain where from? I think Dr. Slick still makes them.

Nice video! Where did you get your hackle pliers? CDC?

Tell me about how you fish this for crappie. Do you fish it like a jig?

I think that would work well on Idaho streams that get a lot of pressure from pautze ball salmon eggs. Something similar to what the fish see but behaving differently. I think I'll tie up a few and try them out once the world thaws out.

wondering about make of reel in your video: Sunday, July 3, 2022 A Bamboo Morning , that's a fine looking reel!

Nice little bug just some friendly advice one tier to another try not to put your hooks so deep in the vice jaws it’s a good way to snap the hook point and makes getting into the bend a real pisser

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Nice tie, I like how you tied in the CDC.

Well tied!

beautiful

try this with cream marabou, I don't even bother with tan any more.

Hello Ralph. That fish was really big. Congratulations! Great catch.

Hi Ralph! Wow, what a fish... what an accomplishment! Really great to see something from you. Hope all is well, take care.

Looks like a "Skater", or "Spider" fly. Nicely done! 👍

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Nice fly

If I'm wanting a substantial hackle with many turns I often tie it in at the head and wind back towards the body, then wind the thread back through to the head. I believe this gives added security, at least I've never had one unwind. I don't use much genetic hackles, I think stocking up on all the colours and shades needed is, financially speaking, taking the whole thing a bit too seriously. At the price these feathers should more or less wind themselves, as indeed this video amply demonstrates.

Nice fly!