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I appreciate this video and would like to join a mentor group for remote assistance if that exists, I live in Vermont. I am very impressed by the quality of this video and the certification documentation on your website, so I will be joining the organization and will start my journey\preparation for the CI certification. I picked up my 1st fly rod in the 70s, love to cast, showing others the skills of fly fishing and tying, now I will become certified!

good list of spots TY

This series is great; thanks for making it for the clubs and members.

Love this !

Awesome Job !

Awesome Job !

Thanks Kayla for showing me how to fly fish!

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Nicely done Kayla☕️☕️

This is some quality content they need to share with the schools, start em young

It thrills me to see a fly fisherman that I was blessed with his friendship to mentor ab initio become an Icon in the sport of fly fishing. Alan is an authority in kayak fly fishing, fly tying and winning BFF tournaments. Best fishes to All!

A M A Z I N G!

Masterclass on bucktail and how to select and use - very helpful !! Gunner is a great communicator and his engineering mind allows him to explain design so I can understand it. Thanks for publishing this!

Cdc is great for drys if you want to learn how to use it best watch davie mcphail video's we use a lot of wild duck cdc in uk you get big selection in decent sized bags the chap from Switzerland materials and tool's are way over priced and he's not the greatest of tyres

Stanford makes an easy to use thread splitter

An interesting variant on the F fly. Usually tied with a thread body and the wing extending only the length of the hook.

Your first fly was designed by Hans Weilenmann from the Netherlands. Great pattern.

One advantage of using CDC feather, including the rachis, as a body material is that the rachis is hollow!

Thank you Ms Britt, I will keep an eye out for the nymph video!

Book lists it as a 1xL hook.

Awesome I needed all this info. Thanks guys/gals!

Sweet, Remember the Silver Award.

The recipe from the bronze handbook calls for silver wire not tinsel, two strands of peacock not more, 4 strands of goose or turkey for abdomen and 6 for wing case. It also says nothing about the rib needing to be secured to the bottom of the hook. The tier seems to indicate that the recipe needs to be followed exactly to please the evaluator. Where is this recipe from and why does it deviate from the handbook? I want to “please the evaluator”, so what to do? This video is on the official FFI site so there seems to be some inconsistency.

Thanks for sharing the great techniques, Son. Well presented!

Great presentation! What type or brand of thread is recommended when dubbing? Thanks

thanks for opening this up for others

Hey excited to find you. Excited to improve my fly casting! Can you tell me or point to a vedio that discusses both the mental & physical process of casting "ultra tight needle point loops".. As an example....you tube "in search of the perfect loop ". Very smooth upper and lower legs! Just so beautiful..... Thanks just jim

Can fish count ?

He is superb!

Do you always used waxed thread or just on the Streamers?

I would love to see that half hitch you do in slow motion and zoomed in, that looks awesome, little things like that make us better tiers for sure

Looking forward to tying one or more of these

Has anyone used Reindeer hair. It is awful cold at the North Pole. Maybe that deer hair is fatter.

Good tutorial, thank you very much! 👍

A true legend in the sport. RIP Dave

A true legend

What type of bobbin is Mike using and how does he make the bobbin heavier? What does the bobbin weigh before and after he modifies it. Thank you Mike for the excellent presentation. Where can we see you live,

We want more of Mr. Borger. ❤

Why do you need to be certified?

this knot is a genious way to tie off.

The recipe I have calls for only 4 fibers for the body, and 6 for the wing case. I was counting more being used in this video.

Well between You Gary and Doug Swisher doing those instructional videotapes for Scientific Anglers had a profound effect on my fly fishing I was 31 in '86 and Had been fly fishing since 1963 with much frustration. I became so much better thank you. The kids today have it so much better the education is so much more available. It was voodoo when I started. I have gotten old too. 67 and retired now.

The camera expertise looks to be ...very old, outdated, as in 70's type. It's horrible. When I compare it to a Carlie Craven or a Barry Clark video, it's seriously lacking. That's not to say the video content was bad. The fly tying expertise was great, but a modern camera guy is needed here.

Quigley Film Critic callibaetis my favorite

i learnt how to flyfish and tie flies with his books and videos.

I just heard of your page. I'm new to all this. But you do a fantastic job.

Wowzers! I remember meeting Gary Borger at one of the FlyFishing events in NJ... That was over 20 years ago... Met his son Jason too. Incredible artist!