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Yes, absolutely we would be honored. Thank you for your time, and kind words.

Thanks for sharing your experience! That's a great tip on listening for those "boot sounds."

The biggest difference is going to be the length of the vise post. The Renzetti has a 7" post and the NIRVANA V2 has a 6" post. You can adjust the height of the vise by where you put it in the base. If you seat the post all the way down it is 6", if you seat it higher up in the base and secure it down tightly you end up with the 7" height. After that they are both functionally good rotary vises. Ours comes with a material clip included, and a bobbin rest at no charge either.

Its a really nice looking vice. Ive always wanted to make my own but never could figure a way around the patents for the tying vice clamps . Curious if its now opensource or if you have to lisence? @MoonlitFlyFishing

Sculpins are very effective for sure. I love those colors too, olive is my go to though.

Yes, Doug Swisher is the original tier of the Madam X pattern. I fixed it on our blog post, thank you for helping us find this mistake.

Gidday Ken, and thank you!

Thank you first for your time and support in watching the tutorial. We appreciate your very kind words.

Thanks for watching, and your kind words!

Gidday Ken! Thank you for your time and support.

Thank you for the feedback. Know that it means a lot to us, and we appreciate your support.

@ we would love to collaborate with y'all here on our channel sometime! Weather that be through a giveaway, product review or even a guest appearance on our lives! Would the moonlit team be interested in partnering with us? Y'all's products and channel deserve some extra love,it would be an honor to give y'all some extra exposure to our viewers!

@LifeOn_TheFly we would love to figure out a collaborative with you. Send us an email to service@moonlitflyfishing.com and we can work out something through email and such.

Thank you so much Jerry.

Thank you for spending a little time with us!

It’s a great choice for early season!

Gidday Ken, thank you for your time and support as always.

Thanks brother.

Thank you for your time, and the compliment. It's a great pattern, and it is a looker.

Thank you, much appreciated.

Thanks for your feedback, it's appreciated. We do look forward to making improvements with our products and videos as we go.

Thank you so much for your time and support.

Yes, thank you for the time and support.

They are Wicked Sharp for sure.

We are very proud of those hooks, that is great to hear. We are relying on word of mouth to spread the word.

Thank you. I love a good Sally as well.

Thank you for your time and support.

Thank you, this works in a variety of colors for sure. Purple is my favorite color, so when I lost my wedding ring a few years ago I found this to replace it. Thank you for your time and support.

It could work as a great hopper pattern as well, yes!

Gidday Ken, and thank you for your time and support.

Thank you, and can be tied in a wide variety of colors and sizes!

The rod is the NIRVANA PhoenixGLASS 8'3" 10wt. I'm sure he paired it with a Cortland Line, as far as the reel goes I'm not certain.

I'm sure that looks awesome. I'm not sure how we missed the materials list on this one. I will have to get that fixed in the next few days on our blog post on the website.

I haven’t tried Pink, but o know it is an effective color for the hopper patterns. I bet that was a fun 8 years.

It was unreal, lived in Gardiner mt, best ever till centennial happened they showed me places untouched, I tied all their flies and they just kept talking lok​@@MoonlitFlyFishing

That is a very workable option as well. It’s good to have different techniques to use. Thanks for your time and the support .

Thank you so much. We love dry fly’s and soft hackles here. I appreciate the kind words about my tying with foam. Thank you for your time, encouragement, and support!

Thank you for your time and comment! We appreciate the support. Fun, fast, and effective pattern.

Thank you! We actually love tying patterns with that in mind.

Awesome! Look forward to hearing how it fishes for you.

Thank you for your support Ken.

Gidday Ken, I appreciate those kind words.

Thank you so much Ken!

That is awesome to hear! We love tying with them too. Thank you for your kind words and time.

@@MoonlitFlyFishing You're welcome, All the Best!

Thank you very much.

Gidday Ken, thank you for your time and support.

Thank you very much, planning a trip to fish this in a high alpine stream for hungry aggressive Native Cutthroat!

I must have photographed the one I was playing around with that technique. I haven't tested the comparison yet. My guess is it really isn't going to make a big difference in catching fish. It definitely takes longer to tie with the nylon loop for the support of the tail.

Thanks Roscoe, I appreciate that.