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@69adrummer Hey, Thanks! I just eyeball my cut. I shoot for around 1/8" wide or so. And yea, I cat it the width. It doesn't take a very long piece at all. The width is adjustable as you tie because you can stretch it to make it more narrow if needed.

@squirrellydan1277 Thanks! With the right tackle, it will hold smaller tackle. It would be a good extra hand to hold hooks switching lures, etc.

@kypesandstripesoutdoors I don't want to be a bother but do you have an ETA on that trout kit I won? Just want to know when to watch for it so a porch pirate doesn't snag it. UPS? USPS?

@squirrellydan1277 USPS, it should be the first of the week next week. We had really poor weather, so I wasn't able to get it out until the end of the week. I will look around and see if I can find a tracking number. If I do, I will send it to the email correspondence we had going.

@kypesandstripesoutdoors no worries. Thanks

@@marshallbrooks3504 Thanks! I am actually kicking around linking some kind of marketplace to my channel. Stay tuned for that!

@@gregchilders7643 sounds like a good solution! Thanks for sharing and tight lines

Thanks! You're most welcome! Tight lines!

@Dr._Spamy on the cheaper side of inline spinners, you can take a Yakima original rooster tail, which comes in on average at $2.94 each. You can buy a starter kit to make these spinners at $32.39. That starter kit will make 24 complete spinners of varying sizes many of which are larger, which would actually be more expensive to buy pre made. If you are to buy 24 Yakima rooster tail spinners at $2.94, that would equal $70.56. Mepps spinners would be in the range of $95.76 for 24, Panther martins would be in the neighborhood of $119.76, and Joe flies in the neighborhood of $95.28. That puts making these around $1.34 each to make. Hope that helps! Tight lines!

@natsuttv Yep! I've done that in the past! I have a bunch of these bottles because they are so useful! Good tip! Thanks!

@squirrellydan1277 It sure is an old president! Good eye! Awesome bang for the buck reels! I use reel butter a Abu Garcia precision. Any reputable reel oil works fine. I've used about all of them over the years.

Good deal! They are fun to experiment with! I always stay loaded up with spinners. One of the greatest of all time!

@jamesvatter5729 nice! I've never heard it called that before! Thanks for some extra knowledge!

Thanks! Tight lines!

@rabbittroll4247 I guess it is, too.

That's not your coffee grinder!! I bought that forever ago!!

Now you can catch all the fish with your jerkbait of choice!

Haha, for sure! Thanks for stopping by and tight lines!

Thanks! I was intrigued by it for sure! I will probably do a long form video about it once we get out of the single digit temps, lol. Thanks for stopping by!

@zhuanjifarms5050 come on! Everyone needs some trash flies! No, your point is valid, my friend. I have alot of pattern written down to tie and most of them are back to basics. This fly holds a special place for me because it lead to alot of great memories for inexperienced fly fisherman. So I just thought I would share it.

What great looking fly, is that the only color you tie them in?!!

@bradleyflood4213 Yep. This is the only color I have personally fished them in. I'm sure there are merits to try other colors. Tan would be meal wormish, and green gets into some Caddis nymphs.

@@kypesandstripesoutdoors I agree. I don't see too much criticism when Lance Egan ties on a mop and clears out what's left of the hole he's just fished with "natural" perdigons or jigged streamers. Just make it barbless and watch the handling. Thanks for sharing what for me is a new idea junker.

@jtahoe5672 Sure thing! I personally don't get all caught up in traditional vs. non-traditional nonsense. I'm out to catch fish and have fun doing it. It's fishing! It's not that serious, lol! If someone doesn't like something, just don't use it.

@squirrellydan1277 Good deal! It's actually the blade choice that makes it "French" as those are "French blades. At its core, it's an inline spinner. There are a ton of blade options out there, and they each do things ever so slightly different.

Good deal! It is certainly better than twisting by hand, lol. I made one a while back with bearings, and I may do a full-length video on it at some point. Thanks for stopping by! Tight lines!

@msgtjim4692 sure thing! A spinner is often hard to beat and there is something so rewarding about catching a fish off one that you made!

@@christophertomlinson6658 This pattern will make purists want to hurt you. But the fish love it!! Give em a try! Tight lines!

Thanks! Welcome aboard and tight lines!

Nice! I'm always glad to hear folks are having good luck with things! Tight lines!

Maybe I'm blind, I didn't see your email address

@@squirrellydan1277 Oh! It's allthingsfishingkands@gmail.com

@kypesandstripesoutdoors sent you an email with my info. Thanks!

Oh yea, I agree! Reaction bites with bass will have them hoovering just about anything lol

@kypesandstripesoutdoors do u know the candy called mamba the strawberry flavor works for catfish I found that out this past summer

@sparkyhughes8582 I'm not familiar with it! But I will have to look into it. I'm always excited about bait hacks!

@kypesandstripesoutdoors it's kinda like Starburst or now and later I like to experiment when the fish aren't biting to see what they will bite on. I fig they already aren't biting so why not lol

@sparkyhughes8582 haha! For sure! If they are tight-lipped, then you have nothing to lose. I will have to check those out.

I appreciate it!!! Thanks for checking out our content!

Haha, I was so focused on the paperclip aspect that I didn't even notice! Thanks, I will get that switched around!

@bunzoreviews8049 Thanks! It's a fish catcher! I have caught many trout off the black gnat Joe Fly. That got me thinking, and the bugger spinner was the result. It's worked like a charm! Thanks for stopping by, and you've been entered!

I hear ya, my friend! We are hitting single digits first of next week, so it will be a while before I'm out harassing any bass, lol.

@squirrellydan1277 haha! Great movie! Thanks they are super easy to throw together. I'm looking forward to giving it a try!

@@leonardo338 Thanks for the suggestion! I can certainly try to start doing that.

It's always awesome to come across hidden gems like that! I have always had great luck out of Diawa! I actually just ordered one of their travel rods that I plan to review.

@@christophertomlinson6658Thanks! The body style is easy to experiment with to get all kinds of crazy effects.

Thanks!! You are entered!

Thanks! You are entered! 🤜🤛

Thank you!! You are entered!

I appreciate that! You are entered my friend!

Lol. Learn something new every day! Thanks for checking out the video!

You're very welcome! Thanks for checking out the video!