The epoxy style buzzers are often especially the flexi floss types are often over heavy on the dressing more like grubs than buzzers. This one is perfect. Thin and still gets down quickly. Personally I like to use them with a midge or sink tip line, either one down from the top dropper or one up from the point fly. Down to a sixteen in difficult conditions on a 200 or 260 pattern. In black red claret or olive
Another great video Lindsay - many thanks! Just wondering what UV torch do you use…? I’ve got new batteries in my torch but still can’t get the resin to set hard properly….. it just stays tacky.. any pointers..?
Heres another question. What is the purpose of the superglue and resin, does it just protect the dressing or does it look like a bubble of air? Tight lines
Hi Lindsay. One question: what's the diference using this kind of hook (straight shank) and curved? When use each one? Best regards from this fan from Portugal.
@@jorgearaujoflyfishing Not sure there is any foundation in science but I feel that when retrieving the curved hooks that they tend to spin more wrapping the droppers around the leader. It might well just be a confidence thing.
@@lindsayiflyfish many thanks, I will try that. I don't have to much experience fishing in lake, here we only have rivers. I'm trying to get better in lake fishing in others country, maybe I will make you a visit some day 😉
@@lindsayiflyfish just got back in the car after another short fishing session on BAA water. Not one fish. Never seem any rise I haven't for the last 5 session. Any thoughts?
@@Madmicksoutdooractivities It has been a bit colder than usual it might be the hatches have yet to get going. Thats the best case scenario, worse case there may be some pollution.
The epoxy style buzzers are often especially the flexi floss types are often over heavy on the dressing more like grubs than buzzers. This one is perfect. Thin and still gets down quickly. Personally I like to use them with a midge or sink tip line, either one down from the top dropper or one up from the point fly. Down to a sixteen in difficult conditions on a 200 or 260 pattern. In black red claret or olive
Yes definitely worth having in different colours
looks very effective nice one Lindsay
Very welcome buddy 👍
Looks great off the vice
Very effective pal.
Nice one Lindsay 👌
Thanks Robbie 👍
It looks amazing
Works a treat as well pal.
Another great video Lindsay - many thanks! Just wondering what UV torch do you use…? I’ve got new batteries in my torch but still can’t get the resin to set hard properly….. it just stays tacky.. any pointers..?
Have a wee look at this pal. th-cam.com/video/0ZTnoBBVte8/w-d-xo.html
Heres another question. What is the purpose of the superglue and resin, does it just protect the dressing or does it look like a bubble of air? Tight lines
Two fold really it adds a nice sheen to the fly and protects the dressing.
Nice simple deadly pattern Lindsey 🐟🎣
Not to difficult to tie pal.
@@lindsayiflyfish yeah just started back tying so getting the rustiness out the system after 25 yrs break from the vice 🐟🎣😂😂
@@lawrencemacd63 Glad to hear it.
Nice tie, why do you use Super glue then cover that with Uv resin, can't you just use one or the other?
You can but superglue is cheap and resin is not 🤷♂️
Have you got a link to the first pattern you mentioned?
This one ? th-cam.com/video/qtp9ad3xjxk/w-d-xo.html
Hi Lindsay. One question: what's the diference using this kind of hook (straight shank) and curved? When use each one? Best regards from this fan from Portugal.
I tend to use straight when I am going to retrieve the flies. Curved if I am fishing static.
@@lindsayiflyfish any reason for that choice? Or is just what you feel comfortable to use!
Many thanks for answering 👍
@@jorgearaujoflyfishing Not sure there is any foundation in science but I feel that when retrieving the curved hooks that they tend to spin more wrapping the droppers around the leader. It might well just be a confidence thing.
@@lindsayiflyfish many thanks, I will try that. I don't have to much experience fishing in lake, here we only have rivers. I'm trying to get better in lake fishing in others country, maybe I will make you a visit some day 😉
@@jorgearaujoflyfishing It can be difficult if you do not have accestillwaters.
Really enjoyed it mate
Thanks Mick 👍
@@lindsayiflyfish just got back in the car after another short fishing session on BAA water. Not one fish. Never seem any rise I haven't for the last 5 session.
Any thoughts?
@@Madmicksoutdooractivities It has been a bit colder than usual it might be the hatches have yet to get going. Thats the best case scenario, worse case there may be some pollution.
@@lindsayiflyfish yeah thinking its the cold more than anything. Was hail stoning yesterday and the fells are covered in snow this morning
What resin do you use pal
Solarez UV bone dry.
Anyone know of a good alternative material to flexifloss? Can’t find it anywhere in the USA
Dyed black peacock herl maybe.
Normal black floss would do although you won’t get the tapered segmented effect, although doubt it makes much difference with this fly imho.
Have you tried Fly Fish Food in Orem, Utah
It's a bling midge
Thanks for watching 👍