How To Tie: The Finesse Changer | For Aggressive Eats

In this video, Mike P goes over how to tie the Finesse Changer, Blane Chocklett's Game Changer with Finesse Chenille. All The material you need to tie it: bit.ly/3Fu33Ls Save 10% by purchasing a kit! FREE shipping anywhere in the U.S with no minimum order.

[@domtiesflies743]

Trimming tip; put the eye of the hook in the vise and hold the tail so the body is straight. Much easier.

[@Fernando_Woolybooger]

Really like that technique for the tail!

[@carygreen118]

Nice tie. Very informative video. Exactly what I needed. Thank you!

[@wscspooky]

Hey brother thank you so much for the video. I will definitely try this one as soon as my material comes in.

[@sigurdurmarolafsson4183]

Great looking fly m8!!
I have saved a lot of money by using cheap "jewlery pins" and make tail shanks with them. It is just "cut to length" and bend. You get 50-100 for like 1-2$.

[@bretthumphries7911]

Nice fly. I don't understand why tyers destroy an expensive shank, when a crappy old hook would work just fine? I use mustad 3366 for a tail shank. Tight lines

[@glennplatvoet7111]

I have to make up some of those they're the bomb them old trout go for em

[@smm3700]

Excellent tutorial!

[@Capt.JorgeMoran]

Awesome video! Made it as simple as possible! Thanks!

[@OleFloridaFlyShop]

We try Jorge! Thanks for the nice comment!

[@steveclarke1857]

Brother. Thank you for putting the materials up front.

[@OleFloridaFlyShop]

Of course, Steve! Glad it helped!

[@hooknlipsAVL]

Great tie dude!

[@philwistrom9200]

Looks great!

[@philwistrom9200]

I tied with Blane a couple weeks ago. He’s amazing.

[@Xray.71]

Awesome dude!!!!

[@OleFloridaFlyShop]

Thanks Jason!

[@603ER]

Just tied a couple of Game Changers in a class yesterday. This variation looks very nice! Any recommendation on pens for adding color?

[@ageorge7140]

Where can I find one of those combs.

[@baringluyur]

Good, mantap

[@FlickingFeathers]

Why do so many people say palmer for wrapping a material? A pamer is a specific thing, i.e. a hackle wound in open turns along the body of a fly, like on a woolly bugger or traditional wet fly.

[@Detroit3Pistons]

What thread do you suggest for this fly?

[@EnzoMozzarella]

Honestly any heavier thread works fine

[@flatssavvy1626]

What vise are you using?

[@smm3700]

Looks like a dyna king

[@mattweber5242]

What size of fibers for articulated sections? Nobody says what size they use, unless I missed something.

[@beantea5592]

It depends on the size of the fly but I just use the medium or large finesse chenille and trim as needed