Great video! Last Month I tied up 12 of them, I wish your video was out before I tied them up. As I picked up a Tip or two from this video I completely feel your pain regarding mallard feathers. The one time I got a duck there was a plethora of amazing feathers on their sides. Don't understand why commercial bags suck so badly.. Most times it's a waste of money in my opinion..
Thanks Nat! Ya, it's really hit or miss on the bags but its unreal the quality you get off of a bird. For dry fly wings, the bags do great, but very few make the grade for this use.
Hey Wesley, sorry for the delay getting back to you. I believe they are 1/8" ID. I do like covering up that metal transition, it tore my finger up pretty good.
Thanks Josh !!
Yes sir, thanks for tuning in!
Grate looking fly sir thank you for your time and still digging the new cameras
Thanks Charles, these videos have come a long way since the start...
Great video! Last Month I tied up 12 of them, I wish your video was out before I tied them up. As I picked up a Tip or two from this video
I completely feel your pain regarding mallard feathers. The one time I got a duck there was a plethora of amazing feathers on their sides. Don't understand why commercial bags suck so badly.. Most times it's a waste of money in my opinion..
Thanks Nat! Ya, it's really hit or miss on the bags but its unreal the quality you get off of a bird.
For dry fly wings, the bags do great, but very few make the grade for this use.
the video quality is amazing! crystal clear!! i'll be tying this one today! 👍
Thanks Patricia, I've been very pleased with the quality of these new videos.
Excellent work as always my friend. You seem to have made some adaptations from the last time, I like the sleekness of this version.
Thanks buddy, ya I don't know if it's that or if I finally figured out what I was doing, haha!
What size rubber o rings do you use on the tube of the Rite mag bobbin? I like the "padded" effect they provide.
Hey Wesley, sorry for the delay getting back to you. I believe they are 1/8" ID. I do like covering up that metal transition, it tore my finger up pretty good.