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Where do you find the red stretch cord?

Great simple tie. Effective thru the ice as well.

Gotta love the amount of make up the demon devil has to wear to be on camera. I wouldn't have thought it would be so much

Just caught your vid! Great fly to produce results. Leeches are always a winner. Your costume too,is a winner! Best of days to you and yours,fish hard,stay safe!

First cast with with your fly, and it was fish on! Thanks for critiquing my first attempt, Travis.

Stellar tie up .. I'll spin some up today

Nice. Happy new year,🎉

Good luck to Sir Rambo!

That is one beautiful ecosystem! Spectacular colours, crystal clear water. Does this tank have CO2 or fertilizer added?

A great tie. Definitely getting into the heart of dragon season now. Where did you get that bulk roll of bead chain? A hardware store?

Hi Travis, what size hook do you usually pick for these?

Thanks Travis, I'm getting tired of tying deer hair Gomphus will be trying this for sure!!

Awesome tie Travis. Hope Congo is recovering. Looking forward to seeing you two at Lundbom this year

What a great looking fly! Thanks for the detailed instruction it was very enjoyable to watch....including the cats.

What video camera are you using. Nice video, crisp and no loss of focus.

Nice! Thanks for sharing

Nice pattern. I enjoyed your interview with Mark this past week. Take care and happy tying.

2 cats one vice, dude that's classic 🤣🤣🤣

Great example of two species co-existing!

I had all but forgotten this pattern so thank you! It brings back memories of fishing in British Columbia with a very good friend who was taken before his time. Thank you for the memories, I appreciate that.

I don't know how old this pattern is, but it has been around for a very long time. This is one of my favorite BC flies! I'm curious, have you found it to be more effective each time it is taken? I have for sure. I like the little bit of sparkle you put on the tail, nice work! Thank you for sharing!!

Damsels are great! There are so many patterns, but they come in handy. I tie a fly that is supposed to be a generic Damsel, I'm not sure it is. I tied it for Inga Lake North of Fort St John. Basically it is an olive Green Floss Body, with a Pheasant tail tail about 1/2 body length and a collar made of Pheasant Tail. That's it! Nothing more. I fish it in the grass along the shore, works well. Thank you for sharing!! Very good video!

I wasn't going to subscribe to another thing channel, not that I subscribe to that many as it is. My standards are high for the unfortunate few and I will explain because I am not a snob at all. First you have to be positive in your presentation. I hate people that use terms like "Ripping Lips," or name their flies after sexual innuendos. I do not watch videos that give nothing but music. To me this is being lazy, not my cup of tea. You need to give good advice, don't keep posting flies in a title that says "You'll never need another fly pattern!" There are so many who try to make that claim, yet they will show you twelve patterns that are "The only fly you need!" Yeah I know and I apologize for being a snob. To me tying flies is Therapy, it is communication, it is fun! Ok there is one more thing. I'm from BC. I hate where I am right now. I despise where I live, so I use tying to keep me sane. As you can see my name is Kerry. I grew up in BC. First on Vancouver Island, then my family moved north and I thought "Why Not?" So I lived, fished and hunted in the Fort St John area for 23 years. It was amazing! I started tying August 01, 1969. I remember because I got a tying kit for my Birthday. No real instructions were available but I stuck with it and thanks to Helen Shaw's book "Tying Flies," I got it figured out. So 53 years later I am stuck in Alberta, the sphincter of Western Canada. About all I can say about this province is it has a bit of the BC mountains in it and you can drive a distance to some good water. My health has not been wonderful but I sit at home and tie a lot. Do you do business with Troutbum.ca? Daryl is in Abbotsford and I do a bit of business with him, good people! I'm on my third video of yours, the cats are hilarious. Sorry I'm so difficult, but if you ever need anything just let me know!!!

Some of the best flies I've ever tied were with my dogs hair....lol My Bernese mountain dog Oliver was the donation for my Olly fur leach pattern with a tungsten bead......deadly fly

I use a Danbsel fly at the local sticker lake and catch the biggest trout in the lake 8 to 10 lb Rainbow's. I sell they fly for 100 dollar's each and 2000 dollar's for the pattern. The reason it's so much is that it wins big fish if the year and big derby most every year. It has already paid for all of my fishing gear from the boat and everything. It's not the long mint wooly bugger in the inset photo but that's a good fly and you couldn't go wrong with that.

Good job sir, thank you for sharing and if I could suggest that your material list should be in the order the materials are tied in.

The weight of the beadchain eyes will cause the fly to fish hook point up (like a jig), you might want to use (melted) monofilament for the eyes or tie the fly "upside down".

Great 👍👍👍

He's a beautiful cat. Pets are so helpful when I tie small flies!

Odin staill!!!! 💪😜

Another epic tie to enjoy with my morning coffee,my friend. Good day to you. Fish hard.

Very nice nymph, thanks for the video.

Good looking fly! I'm new to YT and I'm on my wife's account but I'm Bob and I love to watch other people tying flies. Good luck on the water my friend.

Rambo!!!😂😂😂

Be-u-ti-ful!

I've an affinity for using dog and cat hair in tying! You,good sir,have and unusually beautiful walking dubbing factory helping you tie,I see! Keep the vids coming, I find your presentation most enjoyable,and highly informative. Tie happy,fish hard,RPT,N.Y.

Very nice work. Thanks.

Great video!

Nice addition sir! Any bit helps