Tying in Mylar Tubing

Video shows how to tie in Mylar Tubing to form the body of a fly as on a Mickey Finn Streamer or Black Nosed Dace.
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[@FlyRiderFishing]

Mylar tubing is still my most hated fly tying material, but your video helped me a lot!
Also, the biggest advantage by using mylar tubing is you can hide extra weight beneath it.

[@duderoony]

As always Tim, great tip. Thank you for another one.

[@gravityalwayswins1434]

Just bought some pearl mylar tubing. Thanks Tim.

[@williamemmons8816]

gravity always wins with the pearl tubing coat the hook shank with thread, use your imagination on colors, red , blue and orange are some of my favorites. The color shows through and adds to the pearl. I tie pearl on all my Mitchell Creek streamers.

[@williamemmons8816]

I do one small change in your process , I cut the mylar at about two thirds of the hook length, tie in rear first, then stretch the tubing to the eye and tie in .

[@slickydicky]

I always have trouble getting this stuff to cooperate, this is very helpful. Thank you so much

[@denisgagnon141]

Great tip! Thanks!

[@accountnotinuse1535]

THANK YOU SO MUCH I NEED THIS!😁

[@off2ocean]

hey la verdad imprecionante video lo disfrute bastante espero el nuevo material me despido les envio kisses muchas gracias

[@МаксимВячеславов-х5л]

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[@SirPraiseSun]

why snip the tail literally a waste its great tail material