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Thanks David

Glad it helped

Hello, it doesn't have to be Uni-Nylon 70 D it's what I prefer. You can use any thread that's thin and flat will work , I use white thread in most of my tying because I can see the wrap.

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Lovely pattern, Joe 👌🏻 although I think the colour of the background didn't show the fly of to its full glory.

@davidkerr2285 yes I agree, next time, lol

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Thanks Dave , this was my first livestream, little nervous .

@JPCustomFlies I wish I had of known it was on I would have watched the live stream 👍

I have a jock Scott recorded and edited, that will be the next livestream. I will post it on the community channel when it's ready to go,

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Thank you! Cheers!

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For the chartreuse and olive synthetic fibers, that was the Puglesi

Puglesi saltwater wing material

Thank You Sir.

If you check the detail section of this video, the printed material list is there.

Thanks for your compliment, I used a Mustad hook because I have a surplus of these hooks. The other hooks you could use are the Daiichi

And partridge

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@@JPCustomFlies I have a little question about the wing. How many filaments does the wing consist of per side?

@toncremers9776 All together, there are 14 strands per wing, 3 sections of busterd, 2 sections of dyed green turkey, and 2 sections of dyed red turkey. Each section has 2 strands, I hope this helps

Another lovely dressing and well explained Joe.

@@davidkerr2285 thank you

Thanks David

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You're right, I've been caught up doing shorts because they're easier to put together. But I will have long form videos on my channel especially classic salmon flies.

@@JPCustomFlies please do it so because I’ve learned lot’s of things from your videos. I think you can also upload rhe full versions after a while. Thanks in advance! Bu the way, you’re a awesome tier👏🏻👏🏻

@@TheCanary24 Thank you

Thank you. If you have any ideas of other patterns tied on jigs, .let me know

Yes, I am

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To answer your question, that was not a dubbing loop. I was switching threads from the wide (Uni-Nylon 70 Deneir) to the fine (Uni-Thread 17/0 Trico). The wider thread is used to build up the body into a smooth taper and the fine is used to secure the delicate portions of the fly to keep the bulk down to a minimum.

Lovely GH Joe have to have a look through your videos for anymore classics. 👍

Actually, this is my first full dressed salmonfly on my channel, the Black Peril comes close. I'm planning to record a Jock Scott soon, it's a lot of work . Not only tying, but recording and editing and working on an awkward angle so you don't get in the way.

@@JPCustomFlies okay, I see. Previously you dubbing your videos and we’re able to understand each step. But this time you mixed your video with music and I couldn’t catch the details. Anyway, it was a very good job. Thanks again✌️

@@TheCanary24 I'm adding subtitles to that fly to make it easier to follow along. Going forward all the classic salmon flies will have subtitles.

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Thank you so much!

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