Have tied 6 of your "Commissioners" so far. But tied my 1st "Grassy Crab" today. It was meticulous and well done like yours except I spent 5-7x times longer than you do to tie them right. Thanks for your video presen- tations, sure makes things easier. Will tie at least 5 more of da grassy crab before moving on to the shrimp pattern. Tight Lines always,
@@InTheSpread Hi Jesse, saltwater fly fishing is in its infancy here in the UK so materials such as EP brushes and some types of synthetics and natural furs and feathers are not readily available. Keep up the videos, great to see the techniques you use.
🌴really liked the video well done , since I primarily fish skinny water and next to mangrove trees that seem to jump out and grab your fly’s I’m going to have to make a bunch , sure would like to see your version of a mangrove crab as these seem to be a staple for sheepies and drum , tarpon are showing up out in Tampa Bay Area , what’s your favorite pattern for the big boys on the flats ? 🤔
Excellent flies. 1st 2 have a lot of materials and are labor intensive. Great shallow water flies , but given the significant materials involved I’m interested to know sink rate ?
Hello In the Spread. I just found your channel and subscribed because of the flies you introduced. My friends and I are planning a trip to Belize and these patterns should work well. You describe the tying steps very clearly so the viewer will understand the process and materials needed. It’s a really long video though. Perhaps focusing on one pattern at a time will help keep the audience engaged for an entire view and keep your edits more manageable. Just a thought for your kind consideration. Very good job and I’m staying tuned for your future posts. Thanks and keep rocking! Tom T from NJ.
Thanks for the feedback, Tom. I agree with the video length. I took this off our website www.inthespread.com and just added it here without cutting into smaller chunks. Perhaps I will for more convenience. Good luck in Belize.
@@InTheSpread Thanks for the response. I have a question for you as you mentioned that you are a captain, do you guide any trips and if so, where and what fish do you target?
@Tom T Tom, my name is Seth and I own In The Spread, make all the videos and fish recreationally. I get the pleasure of fishing and filming with some amazing fishermen. My friend Jesse guides inshore and backcountry in Costa Rica.
@@InTheSpread Hi Seth. Thanks you again. Enjoy your fishing and filming, I’ll keep watching. I’m looking forward to making my own flies from your patterns and tightening up into some nice fish. Stay well!
Solid thought out work with great presentation results !!!
😁
Thanks John. I love being meticulous.
Love dat "Grassy Crab"...
Much appreciate you!
Have tied 6 of your "Commissioners" so far.
But tied my 1st "Grassy Crab" today. It was
meticulous and well done like yours except
I spent 5-7x times longer than you do to tie
them right. Thanks for your video presen-
tations, sure makes things easier. Will tie
at least 5 more of da grassy crab before
moving on to the shrimp pattern.
Tight Lines always,
@@johnhollis3419 that's awesome. The more you tie, the easier they get. I'm glad you enjoyed watching.
A great tying presentation. Thank you!
Thanks ted ted
Amazing video! Saved this for future reference
Thank you. 👊🏼 let me know if you try any of these.
Great video. It tied up some of these patterns for a trip to Pensacola but I've found they work great for my local bass and carp.
That is great to hear. Keep it up.
Nice work!
Thank you 👊🏼
nice video, very useful
Thanks a lot, Kail
As always, great video and patterns. Trying to locate some of the materials here in the UK.
Thanks John. We try to bring you valuable information. Are fly tying materials hard to come by in the UK?
@@InTheSpread Hi Jesse, saltwater fly fishing is in its infancy here in the UK so materials such as EP brushes and some types of synthetics and natural furs and feathers are not readily available. Keep up the videos, great to see the techniques you use.
@John Harpin thanks again and best of luck with your tying.
🌴really liked the video well done , since I primarily fish skinny water and next to mangrove trees that seem to jump out and grab your fly’s I’m going to have to make a bunch , sure would like to see your version of a mangrove crab as these seem to be a staple for sheepies and drum , tarpon are showing up out in Tampa Bay Area , what’s your favorite pattern for the big boys on the flats ? 🤔
Hey man, thanks. For big tarpon, I like the tarpon toad or variations thereof. I haven't tied the mangrove crab. It's on the list
Excellent flies. 1st 2 have a lot of materials and are labor intensive. Great shallow water flies , but given the significant materials involved I’m interested to know sink rate ?
That's really going to depend on the type of line you decide to use.
Mui bien amigo mucio sorte felis
Muchas gracias
Wow krenn👍👍
nice video
Thank you, Shifa
That shrimp, can it be used on an int line or is it supposed to float?
@@johndiez8055 you can certainly use it on an int line. No worries 👍🏼
@@InTheSpread I guess maybe I missed it, was it designed to float? These are all great flies btw!!!
@@johndiez8055 it was
@@InTheSpread gotcha, thank you!!
Hello In the Spread. I just found your channel and subscribed because of the flies you introduced. My friends and I are planning a trip to Belize and these patterns should work well. You describe the tying steps very clearly so the viewer will understand the process and materials needed. It’s a really long video though. Perhaps focusing on one pattern at a time will help keep the audience engaged for an entire view and keep your edits more manageable. Just a thought for your kind consideration. Very good job and I’m staying tuned for your future posts. Thanks and keep rocking! Tom T from NJ.
Thanks for the feedback, Tom. I agree with the video length. I took this off our website www.inthespread.com and just added it here without cutting into smaller chunks. Perhaps I will for more convenience. Good luck in Belize.
@@InTheSpread Thanks for the response. I have a question for you as you mentioned that you are a captain, do you guide any trips and if so, where and what fish do you target?
@Tom T Tom, my name is Seth and I own In The Spread, make all the videos and fish recreationally. I get the pleasure of fishing and filming with some amazing fishermen. My friend Jesse guides inshore and backcountry in Costa Rica.
@@InTheSpread Hi Seth. Thanks you again. Enjoy your fishing and filming, I’ll keep watching. I’m looking forward to making my own flies from your patterns and tightening up into some nice fish. Stay well!
@@tomt5176 thanks again. Be sure to check our website www.inthespread.com
you obviously do not tie flies, that work station is just tooooooo clean
Obviously