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How about materials used to make a fly reel, can also necessary when choosing a reel?

Are you tying off materials with a half-hitch and cutting the thread everytime you repeat a step with a new fly?

TMI, break out the panther Martin

What a rambling incoherent nonesense

Fantastic thank you!!!!

Hi From the UK 🇬🇧 blobs great Stillwater point (attractor) fly I often fish a natural fly such a s a Chironomid behind the blob as the blob attracts the fish then a more fussy fish will turn away and potentially take the natural dropper.

BLOB FLIE TOH THRED ON HOOK AND I INVENTED IT THE THREAD ON HOOK .LUV ALL TROUT C@R AD DOUGH!

Trout like leeches like a fat kid on cheeseburgers. Anytime, anywhere.

Great video, Jordan. I just picked up an SP10. It's been 2 years, we're ready for part 2!

????????? How long is the butt section (I’m assuming that’s the section with the 2 perfection loops…) ? How long is the leader section that’s not tapered ?

Please i ruest a order

what type of retrieve do you use for blobs?

Great info

Waiting for boat build Part 2 !?

how stable is this boat?

looks like a fish egg

Excellent, thanks for teaching. Speaking as a caveman, I do the following. Dryline 12" 10 pound trilene Your depth, 6 pound trilene to fly. Clear water or not clear. 2' off bottom... I always connect.

Do leeches during the fall work? Or is there a different pattern that works better during the late summer into fall?

Great video, I’ve watched a bunch of your videos since I found your channel. I wish you still made videos. I realize its a lot of work though.

Very helpful video. Do you use split shot? If so what size? Thank you

Marlon jon boats made in China

This last weekend I caught a 17" Brown on a "mop" and an 18" Rainbow on a "blob". I also caught a few swinging a team of three wet flies. Fly fishing has continued to evolve over the decades, and all along the way there have been people claiming sacrilege with the latest innovation, only to see the latest become a staple of the tool box in the years to follow.

Might as well be fishing power bait. A ball of power bait on a weighted hook under an indicator basically looks the same? All about catching fish I guess...

Why two bobbers? Why not One indy rig and an intermediate line or full sink with a deer hair dragon?

Smiling ear to ear watching that one. Great stuff, Jordan!

Is this stump lake?

Great video! Man, I miss this simplistic fishing. When I was in eastern Washington years ago, my buddies and I used to fish chironomid patterns vertically in 25'30' of water via full sink lines, utilizing that same slow retrieve. Some takes were subtle, others were steady take downs, with many other being crashing hits that would nearly take the rods out of our hands! Such a hoot!

Guides don't even have the numbers of flies that these "fly organizers" show us. It's absurd to have that many flies. I love the boxes with 15-20 (or more) flies neatly lined up, row after row -- 95% of which will never be used.

Your left hand has a mind of its own

Love your video and I agree with everything except 1 thing . Weather it is a fly or a lure when I am conventional fishing. It never goes in a box until it is dry. Flies and lures are expensive and needs to be protected against rust. I put them in a hat hand. Later that night or the next day I put them away and do maintenance on my gear like wiping down rods and reals. Doing inventory to see if I am running low on something. Same goes with waders and camping gear if used. I think of it as part of the overall experience. When I was younger I use to just put them back without worrying about it. I went into the army and when I got out almost everything had to be replaced. Lesson learned. Great video loved all your ideas. I already use most of them. Going to start color coordinating patterns by size. Have a great life.😊

Blob fly works great for ice fishing, caught a 3lber with a hot pink blob fly with a deep red short tail, I couldn’t keep them off of it! Oh and I wasn’t using any bait just the fly itself with 3 1/16oz tungsten gold beads for added on my ice fishing line to add weight to get down quicker to my desired depth

Excellent video

Do you have any ideas where I'd use this lesson in my home state of Oregon...I live between the Mckenzie and the Williamette River in Springfield.

We need more of you.

What kind of reel do you use?

I was not able to find the videos.

Can someone write a review with the 3 tricks? Didn't have patience for this.

I continue to be surprised at how well these good looking match the hatch patterns work. Recently landed a good number of fish when no one was having any luck at all and had guys asking me what pattern? If you've not seen one of these before it's a shock to some fisherman for sure. You're doing a good job Jordan. Thanks

Until last year I refused fish a Booby Pattern, so I might as well tie up some of these " Blobs" after seeing some decent results with some Straight line Blob fishing. Yeah, "at 1st I was ashamed, but I just dont care anymore" haha Thanks Jordan

How would putting your anchor on one side or the other of the rear of the boat make a different? The motor is in the middle making it equal distance to a rear mounted anchor. And what difference does it make which hand a fisherman uses on the boat. That also made no sense.

Hi Jordan. Great video! To make a long story short ima 13 year Alaska commercial salmon fisherman looking for a career change. I've recently moved to Montana and have been researching how to get into the industry and came across your video. Just wanted your thoughts on guide school? I'm not sure how to even start . I wanted to guide for myself but is impossible to get a license here so that put a cabash on my plans. I absolutely love fly fishing!! I fish the Bitterroot weekly up here . Thanks for your time

its too bad this channel is dead =(

You mentioned different species respond differently to the blob. do Blackwater or Pennask seem to prefer it?

when I dont know what the fish are eating I fish bloodworms. my best fish have all been on bloodworms.

I caught the biggest fish of my life today. (not counting channel catfish years and years ago) I am not sure how big it was, but it was at least 6 inches from spine to belly, and I measured it 22 inches. It made my flipping day! I caught it on a blood worm on a Daiichi 1870. size 8 wrapped in medium red wire with a pink hot spot band at the 1/3rd mark. I do not know what tippet size it was since I do not buy that 30 yards of tippet for 15 bucks, I buy 4lb flouro by 150 yards for 10 bucks at walmart. =)

When you float a fly past a group a 20 fish and not one of them move you know its time to change the fly. The chances that 20 or even 10 fish are not eat at all is not logical.

This could’ve been a 3 minute video.

Thanks for another great video Jordan!!!

Took a long time to go over three things. I would suggest that if you are tying commercially, that you tie the same pattern in the same color and size. The mechanics will get you into a rhythm that can be more productive and you will find that the more your repeat the same pattern the better it will look. I often tie a mayfly dun say a dozen in size 14, then 16, 18, 20, etc... to get the full size range depending upon what I am imitating. I do not mix tying dries with wets or nymphs either. I tie within a species then move to the next. This keeps things moving along.

Great video! If you're fishing for mid and late summer Brook Trout, in the 10-20 ft range; do you (I) choose the SD 3/5 or the SD 5/7? That's the quandary I'm in right now. (I also have a Type 3 full sink if that changes you answer....) Thanks