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This is one of the best patterns ever. I have caught so many fish with it. Thank you for sharing.

Why not take a tiny piece of lead free wire and jam it into the slot of the bead to secure the bead in place? With that being said, you have a neat idea there.

Grains are a unit of weight. 480 to a troy ounce...

Great pattern, I'm going to find those materials but I feel like the recipe might not line up with what's being tied........... I'd really like to know what bead it is that's shaped that way.

sounds like your Dog is chewing up your Fanorite something!!🤣

Tyin Multiple size patterns on the same hook is Excellent Advice as many people "believe" you have to hide the hook to entice a fish ( which is not the case) 😁

I don't see a strike indicator. I've never tried a squirmy before, but want to this season. Strike indicator unecessary? Whoops, never mind, I see it now. Great way to tie that one!

why no 10 foot floating head off of the chucker?

so no switch chucker fly line? or skagit head? you are just using 30 foot of t14 tied right to the lazar mono?

sub just for your interaction with the comment section. As a switch rod enjoyer, I really appreciate you helping people. "Knowledge, don't hide it divide it".

Excellent tie! I am going there next week and I only have one old beetle left. This technique with foam segments is a great idea!

Can you show a video on how to cast these sinking lines on a switch rod?

😅😅 😢" sorry, it's not in its original packaging " Means.. This kid can fish...

Where can I find the where can I find the Kokanee color?

Did you actually weigh the fish or just estimating 16 lbs?

Thank you, this was EXACTLY what I was looking for. Brilliant.

What a great idea! Thanks for the video it was so great.

Great tutorial

Heading to Pyramid for the second time this April, adding a switch rod to the quiver this go round. Big thanks for the tips!

Attaching the backing to the lazarline which knot do you use if if seen other setups it looks like a double loop as the nail knot is to slick what's your take?

Tip for shooting heavy 30 ft sinking lines keep 1or2feet of the shooting head in the tip so it loads right . Stretch your backing before going out attach line to bumper pull out line and 50ft of backing a must on cold mornings. Tight lines😊

Thanks for the great pattern! I am new to fly tying and am struggling to find the white antron in my local fly tying shops. 2 stores did not know what I was talking about yet it is used with a lot of tiers here on You Tube. Is it known by another name? or is there another source where I could get it?

Those are some sick cutts! Bonneville Cutthroat? That stream looks stellar.

Beautiful fish, you guys make it look so easy lol.

That’s brilliant 😉

Not sure if it’s just frowned upon or illegal to fish after hours. But careful man. Nice video

@soggy I know you mentioned that you might start selling some flies... would love to get a Pyramid lake box from you! Let me know..

You dont fish deeper than 6-10 feet? So avoid steep drop offs?

Hey soggy, I really enjoy your pyramid lake videos and always look forward to watching them. I can’t wait for you to post another one when and if you can. Thanks soggy!

How do you set up your net to the side to use as a stripping basket? Genius!

great stuff i already learned and tied a couple sections up question though do you use system for all other stillwater lakes or do you go with lighter butt sections thanks for sharing

I hate sounding cheap but 27 dollars a day to stand next to a bunch of other like minded morons just isn’t it.. hard to hate on a 20 pound trout but here I am.

I have fished pyramid for 40 years and your set up is so over kill I can hardly believe it.

Nice job Soggy!! Thanks

Thanks for the video man! One question: What is the best way to fish these?! On their own? Suspended beneath another fly?! Thanks and have a great weekend!!

Awesome video. Question for you. How many feet/yards of the 40lb lazar line did you put in this sinking line setup?

I just put a small piece of pink worm on my tiny jig!😃

B52 casting

1 grain = 1/7000 lbs

What kind of ladder is that?

Dude, love your videos! So, just to clarify, you are not using a switch chucker or switch line per se…more like a combination of lines starting w backer, mono, sink and finally leader? Looks like over hand casting using the water to load your line on the back cast and then at the very end, the two hand grab for the final forward cast. Looks pretty challenging, not to mention wearing gloves. How long to get that down for an experienced fly fisherman but novice Switch user. (Been coming down to Pyramid for a few years but my aging shoulder and forearm are begging for a rod/casting change up.)

Any fly can be a balanced fly! Tie on a regular leach and throw a half hitch in the middle. Cinch it tight with the line pointing up. INSTANT BALANCED FLY.😋

hello the hook is barbed ?? what hook are you using that isn’t ??

Dude, what’s your glove set up,and did you do sink tip straight off lazar line? Love pyramid, been a couple years but I need to come back

I'm so grateful that you said a 7wt rod and up , on the get-go. The reason for this is that it's so important to think about the fish and that fish's future first. It's so critical to have the right rod to get it done . I say this because my years and Mentors of fly fishing always said use a rod that will bring the fish in without killing it , don't overwork it or play it out , otherwise you jeopardizing that fish's health and life . Way I write this is because I see way to many people out there using light gear like a 5wt or a 6wt . This just blows my mind. You're going to kill that fish . I see this behavior in humans, especially on the Trinity River catching steelhead . If your going after larger fish have please have the Decency to use a rod that can bring them in fast and get them back on their war . Respect what you love. That's all .

Could you tell me what kind of net you are using and where you got it from ? Thanks....

Awesome trout man,Congrats

Thanks for all your Pyramid Lake vids, very useful. We have 4 ladders to rig (little giant xtralite plus 6ft) Can you recommend a way to hold/release your net on the ladder?

Awesome Man ,I fish the great lake tributaries year round,cold weather fishing like you guys out there.Those pyramid lake rainbows are amazing,love to get out there sometime.