Hi Rhys. Love your vídeos, congratulations. Tell me one thing, please. When you say that this is a comp legal fly, are you refering to the FIPS competition rules, article 29.10, that banned moulded or shapped bodies? Best regards from Portugal
Thanks Joe! For the Bank International Competition in the UK, our rules are set upon FIPS but we have the ability to make slight adjustments as long as all 4 nations approve. For example, squirmies are allowed in our competitions despite it being prohibited under FIPS. Similarly, this Apps worm version would be legal in our bank international rules. Hope that helps👍
Hi Rhys when you do your tying videos would it be possible to leave a list and links to the materials you use in the description. Keep up the great content Merry Christmas 🎅
Hi Rhyss, I wouldn’t advise using varnish on the body, as flexifloss is perishable if it’s used. UV Resin is the best way to go, thanks for another great video, merry Christmas and tight lines in the New Year. Jimf
@@billy-xs3yg Hi Billy if you go onto flybox website on page 5 you’ll get “worm flex” it looks a bit mor substantial though not a great deal of colours,hope this helps.Jimf
I'm willing to bet that this works in red too! :-) Thanks for the video, Rhys!
You bet!
Hey rhys love all your video's and save all of them,
Like 114 very cool. Lg die Angler, have a wonderful day and Merry und 🎣🐟🎄🎅🎁
merry xmas to you too!
@@RhysFishes thank you my friend 🎣🐟❤🎁🎄🎅
I like the tying videos, keep them comming..
Hi Rhys. Love your vídeos, congratulations. Tell me one thing, please. When you say that this is a comp legal fly, are you refering to the FIPS competition rules, article 29.10, that banned moulded or shapped bodies? Best regards from Portugal
Thanks Joe! For the Bank International Competition in the UK, our rules are set upon FIPS but we have the ability to make slight adjustments as long as all 4 nations approve. For example, squirmies are allowed in our competitions despite it being prohibited under FIPS. Similarly, this Apps worm version would be legal in our bank international rules. Hope that helps👍
@@RhysFishes thanks for your answer. It sure have helped. Best regards!
Great tie Rhys, what colour was the original flex, and where did you get it?
Hi Mike, an old green flexi from ali express.
@@RhysFishes So you bought old green and re-dyed it emerald green ? sorry to be a thicko
Yep, exactly that 👍
@@RhysFishes Cheers
Does this work on bigger reservoirs?
Yes it does. It’s just under fished on large resi’s
Hi Rhys ..great video’s thank you….
What size beads do you use…
Thank you..👍👍👍
Thanks. They’re medium size on the packet.
@@RhysFishes Hi Rhys……….Many thanks for the info…….I know what to look for now,
Keep the video’s coming…….Very enjoyable and informative….👍👍👍
Hi Rhys when you do your tying videos would it be possible to leave a list and links to the materials you use in the description. Keep up the great content Merry Christmas 🎅
Ofc 👍
What size beads do you use
Rhys I was just wondering why ar some flies legal and some arnt
All to do with the rules stipulated by fips mouche. I.e 1 bead maximum in the case of an apps worm
@@RhysFishes thanks for getting back
Hi Rhyss, I wouldn’t advise using varnish on the body, as flexifloss is perishable if it’s used. UV Resin is the best way to go, thanks for another great video, merry Christmas and tight lines in the New Year. Jimf
Hi Jim could you use UV resin then varnish over it
@@billy-xs3yg Hi billy, yes that’s the best way to go, a light coat is all that’s required.
@@billy-xs3ygHi Billy, Flybox has good spanflex or flexifloss.Jimf
@@billy-xs3yg Hi Billy if you go onto flybox website on page 5 you’ll get “worm flex” it looks a bit mor substantial though not a great deal of colours,hope this helps.Jimf
brilliant Jim thanks