Understanding Fly Tying Thread with Charlie Craven

[@snakeoiler2921]

Being new to tying I find thread to be my biggest problem trying to figure out. This definitely helped me. Thanks

[@bmo72]

Great job on explaining everything. You are like a thread wizard man

[@GalenColton]

Excellent stuff. Looks behind the curtain of the mysteries of threads.
Was recently taking inventory of some older materials. Came across a few old spools of Danville "A" and monocord. Antiques

[@CharliesFlyBox]

@@GalenColton Danville A is good stuff. I’ve got a stash of it myself!

[@paulbridgers3820]

This was a great video, very well explained. Thanks for sharing.

[@DonG-c4j]

Very helpful. Newbie to fly tying.

[@anisenkrill6179]

I'm left handed, but tie right. Uni is always flat for me and I have to spin the bobber if I want it round. This was an interesting video.

[@Leavenotraceexpeditions]

Thank you kindly. Excellent explanation.

[@bigdaddy99929]

Terrific information. Thx Charlie

[@jimholland1592]

Thanks Charlie, nicely explained 😉☕️☕️

[@unknownun101]

Awesome video.

[@JoelSzymczyk]

having tied for almost 50 years now, it's all to be taken with a shot of whiskey... great explanations tho. Danville was always the standard. Anyhow, these days every manufacturer's thread labeling make only a little bit more sense than hook sizes. Used to make sense, now it's all arbitrary. By the way, I've been given to understand that the timeless classic Danville 3/0 Monocord is gone. I have bought and used many spools of 140 denier Danville, which is now the "replacement" for monocord, and it is good but not the same.

[@steve_bagi]

Great video. Thanks!

[@bryanj7]

Very well done Thank you

[@bruceacphoto5240]

Hey Max
Pls Tell CC
Thank You VERY Much
and
Relay, what he already knows…..
He IS, THE GDMF KING 👑
🍻🍻🍻

[@69adrummer]

Thanks for this!

[@jerryg957]

Thanks !

[@Moondogbaitco]

👍👍

[@danielwancio3919]

28 minutes, bet you Kelly could go longer

[@CharliesFlyBox]

@@danielwancio3919 of that, I am certain.