Coastfly.....you are an artist plain and simple. Your fly's will be cherished long after you are gone. When you tie and design you are leaving behind legends and legacies. No words are good enough for your creations and techniques.
Love this fly. Du you prefer to buy a skin or the bags of loose feathers? People habe told me either are good as the skins do not have a lot of speckled feathers anyway. Whats your take on this?
@@frederik7511 great question! I actually prefer whole saddles. You get a variety of sizes and patterns on the same piece and it lasts way way longer than a bag of feathers. And sometimes those bags are like really really bad. 😅
@@Coastfly thanks, maybe I should invest if I come across a nice skin. But like you, I have a braha hen which also does the job (for most patterns anyways) and I really like the dense and soft feathers of it :)
Coastfly.....you are an artist plain and simple. Your fly's will be cherished long after you are gone. When you tie and design you are leaving behind legends and legacies. No words are good enough for your creations and techniques.
You are being too kind! I appreciate your words and your time so so Much! Your comment made me so Happy. ❤️
Beautiful buggy fly! So glad you're back tying with us ! I appreciate you, brother
I appreciate you for being here still! The journey continues!
Nice looking pattern!
@@oldsmugglerflyfishing thanks! It’s so good!
Det er den største fornøjelse at se dine videoer - ikke blot dine suveræne evner, men stemningen og roen.
Dyb respekt.
Tusind tusind tak for dine ord! ❤️
Love it
A real Fishing fly. Simple and effektiv. 👍👏👏
Absolutely agree! You could get away with fishing only this one all year around but where´s the fun in that? ;-)
Looks deadly, will tie few of these and give it a go, thanks!
Really unique. Do you use dubbing wax or moisture on your noodles or just wind them on the thread? Thanks
I just roll it directly onto my thread. Not a fan of smearing around with wax. lol occasionally i will make a dubbing loop. ;-)
Love this fly. Du you prefer to buy a skin or the bags of loose feathers? People habe told me either are good as the skins do not have a lot of speckled feathers anyway. Whats your take on this?
@@frederik7511 great question! I actually prefer whole saddles. You get a variety of sizes and patterns on the same piece and it lasts way way longer than a bag of feathers. And sometimes those bags are like really really bad. 😅
@@Coastfly thanks, maybe I should invest if I come across a nice skin. But like you, I have a braha hen which also does the job (for most patterns anyways) and I really like the dense and soft feathers of it :)
@@frederik7511 I buy with flies in mind I could tie with that saddle or material I look at. I don’t buy materials for one particular fly. 😊