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I want to do that
yikes
@playwow4ever Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
@gacrappiebreamguy Thanks! You can use some head cement on the head if you want. But normally my flies get hashed from catching fish before they fall apart. 🙂
@TKEYLER Thanks! All you would use is a black thread, black dubbing (or foam), and a black hackle. You could also use a grizzly hackle… Thanks for the comment. 🙂
This is great! Is it possible to alter this to tie a black ant? What materials would I use?
Thanks a lot
outstanding vid and thanks for showing how to use a whip finish yours is the best i have seen.
great fly, thanks for the and pattern.
what size hook..it looks like a 12
great information, but the camera work really sucks!!
great job and great teacher.
great fly,but your camera man SUCKS
very nice I need to know whats a good hackle to buy for drys in the 14-18 range?
shittiest video ever. try zooming in… and FOCUSING. and no one understands you
cool fly i was wondering if you can tie them on a normal dry fly hook. also i want to know how to put a nymph on the back of this so it can be moved.
Good tie. I prefer to use a tapered hackle for the body – if you look at Stimis tied by Umpqua, they do use different sized hackle for body and head.
what can i say awesome tie hats off
A couple of rubber legs and i’ve got the stimulator i was looking for. Thxs.
Well done !
looked like an x caddis
yes krisgirl34 i agree i do the same thing and its very affective
cool! i tie my yellow stimmies more as an attractor. yellow body, tan hackle and a red thorax. one of my favorite dry flies