Enjoyed this video! Bufords have caught me so many pike last season, and indeed the hackles and crystal flash have big merit to it but the erratic action of the Buford often saved the day: up, down, left, right .. like working a jerkbait
Thank you for watching! Yes, I mostly fish these flys on a sinking line. I don’t use much less wire on them at all unless I want to keel the hook ( make it swim hook point down ). The way I do that is to wrap about 4 or 5 turns on the bend of the hook and then coat with UV resin to prevent slippage. Super glue works fine for this also.
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glue on the thread for building tapper thread cone!! awesome tip!!
Enjoyed this video! Bufords have caught me so many pike last season, and indeed the hackles and crystal flash have big merit to it but the erratic action of the Buford often saved the day: up, down, left, right .. like working a jerkbait
Thanks for watching!
Just a little tip from my side buddy! Use the bottom half of a pen when you're reverse tying bucktail! Makes a great reverse tool!
Awesome instructional video! Thanks!
My pleasure! Thanks for watching!
Very nice ! Thanks for the video !
Nice looking fly one of them going to kill it .
Very nice work. Beautiful fly! Do you typically use a sinking line? Do you ever incorporate lead wire on these flys?
Thank you for watching! Yes, I mostly fish these flys on a sinking line. I don’t use much less wire on them at all unless I want to keel the hook ( make it swim hook point down ). The way I do that is to wrap about 4 or 5 turns on the bend of the hook and then coat with UV resin to prevent slippage. Super glue works fine for this also.
Thanks mate!
That’s a nice looking vies you have there did you get that online
It’s the Renzetti traveler vise
What are the tools you are using?
I use A Renzetti rotary vise and Tiemco tying tools.