You just captured another Popovich. Nice job! I'm in California. I can see this used for Striper, Steelhead, Big Trout and even Bass. Absolutely great! I'm in NoCal and have access to BuckTail through the season. Thanks.
Thanks for this great tutorial! Steve great presentation, it's the second time I've seen Bob tie this and the instructions and design concepts are excellent. When I saw this in the water I'm reminded of a pheasant flushing and the tail feathers swirling from the turbulence of the wings! Thanks guys! 👍
great video, and a fantastic fly =) I live in Norway and I am gonna try to catch a Hallibut on a fly rod. I think a version of your fly "the Beast" will do great. Do you think a 1,8 mm plastic tube will do the same job as the mono you are using ?
Realize this is an older video, but what would you guys use for thread? I've been using GSP, either 100 or 150. Also, I've tied a few of these with the 1st 3 tied normally, not reverse. Am there a difference in movement or durability? And 3rd ? I've managed to tie 2 of these beast flies that walk-the-dog on their own. Love that action! But I have not been able to replicate it and have no idea what I did differently ! Any ideas would be appreciated!
Bob…. Where the HELL can I find bucktail like that!!?!?! Thank you for your creation. 🤘🏻
Legend. What a quality of bucktail. Greetings from Ireland
Love your tutorials Bob. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge & skills at the vice!👍
This is such a great video. Thank you for uploading this!
THANK YOU SO MUCH BOB & STEVE,,GREAT VIDEO,,VERY HELPFUL...
Thank you Bob and Steve, great tip with the glue, bravo!!
Thanks Bob and Steve for this great video, well done. See you on the beach.
Great tutorial! Love the shirt!!! Thanks for sharing.
You just captured another Popovich. Nice job! I'm in California. I can see this used for Striper, Steelhead, Big Trout and even Bass. Absolutely great! I'm in NoCal and have access to BuckTail through the season. Thanks.
Parabéns !!! Ótimo vídeo.
Awesome fly! Thanks for uploading. Both you guys should upload more often.
That is beautiful bucktail!
Amazing! Thanks for inspiration!
awesome work man! great job!! watched it now for maybe 6 times!!! skills mate!!!!
Very nice fly, thanks a lot
Thanks for this great tutorial! Steve great presentation, it's the second time I've seen Bob tie this and the instructions and design concepts are excellent. When I saw this in the water I'm reminded of a pheasant flushing and the tail feathers swirling from the turbulence of the wings! Thanks guys! 👍
It is a good one
Thanks for great instructions
Great video, very helpful!
Круто получилось.
Really good! Nice fly. One question: can the fish find small hook in this giant fly!?
Awesome!!!!!!!!!!
Awesome! Unbelievably good buck tails. Love to know where to get some.
Cool!
Great tying session! Thx! Question, how high in the water column does a beast swim?
Just wandering.... could you use á small/light plastic tube ( as in tubeflies) for the extension??
great video, and a fantastic fly =) I live in Norway and I am gonna try to catch a Hallibut on a fly rod. I think a version of your fly "the Beast" will do great. Do you think a 1,8 mm plastic tube will do the same job as the mono you are using ?
Realize this is an older video, but what would you guys use for thread? I've been using GSP, either 100 or 150. Also, I've tied a few of these with the 1st 3 tied normally, not reverse. Am there a difference in movement or durability? And 3rd ? I've managed to tie 2 of these beast flies that walk-the-dog on their own. Love that action! But I have not been able to replicate it and have no idea what I did differently ! Any ideas would be appreciated!
Wow nice fly INJURED WACTHING YOU TLY
How. Long of line and how many tlys of buck ta
Great video Bob and Steve! Jeff from Pgh here Bob, I was curious as to what weight mono are you using? I’m looking to create some musky Beasts!
Jeff Armstrong looks to be 80 to 100 lb mono
60 lb hard mono. It's at the beggining of the video.
What's the name of your books
With a fly that long and the hook being placed up the front of the fly what are the hook up like on a fly this long
For stripe bass it should be pretty good, they go for the head first.
What pound mono is it and what thread is he using as well as bobbin and bobbin size thank you.
What size mono are you tying the buck tail on ?