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Fly Tying Lesson 1 for Beginners. This lesson shows what you need and how to make your own fishing flies. This fly tying tutorial demonstrates a buzzer.
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This man is her Watcher!
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What type of fish is the buzzer meant for?
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The buzzer imitates small midge pupae and is usually used as part of a “team” of flies for rainbow trout on large stillwaters.
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thanks so much going to watch the series and sell the lures i make for some extra cash. thanks!!!
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What a great video! I don’t even fish (found this by accident looking for the old JR Hartley ad) but there’s something charming and therapeutic about watching proper craftsmen at work. I might have to give it a try sometime.
Thanks again David.
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hello there david. i posted a comment a few weeks bak regarding your excellent videos. since then i have had great sucess with the cats wisker patten in lesson five. i am also a keen carp angler and im hoping to use my fly rod and line to catch one. couly you do a video on tying dog biscuit imitations? please please. keep up the good work
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Hello David, I’m just getting back into tying, your video was great. Wish I could spend a few hours in your shop-will stick with the videos!
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im 12 and want to get into this this helps
thanks dave
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Your a rock star dave, thanks!
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Its really easy to make!!
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tied it and used it first time and caught a couple fish thanks alot
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what do you fish with it?
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These are great videos. They are so easy to follow. Two thumbs up!
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thanks it helped alot
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Thanks Dave, that was great!!!
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thanks dave. ive just started tying and things like this are really helpful.
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hey man i’m 13 and as you can see no lie from my videos. i started tying when i was 12. and trust me it is an expensive hobby. i got a starter kit with a 40 dollar vise and a month later in Canada for a fly fishing trip i got a great deal, 50 bucks for a 200 vise down here. but my whoel set up is prolly 400 bucks with feathers and everything. and i’m not even half done with my collection of materials.
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On a whim I thought I would type in a search for fly tying and this video came up. I knew absolutely nothing about fly tying but I am very impressed with your skill and craftsmanship in this video series. Very good work!
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i must admit very impressive im actually thinking about getting started in this kind of hobby it just seems kinda hard and challenging with all the possibilities does anyone think this can be self taught with videos like this cause i dont know anybody that ties flies and i live in florida were fishing is plentiful
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you should deffinately start fly tying…it is hard to tie dry flys at first and they are a little expensive to get started in but start out with nymphs and streamers and you will be tying store quaility if not better phesant tail nypmhs in maybe 1 month
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oh yea id say it could be self taught…i learned how to cast properly by watchin fly cstin vids….im gonna start fly tying once i buy a vise. my plan was hook vise to comp desk n watch vid while tyin the fly. it would be like him teachin u personally lol
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Thanks Dave! Easy to understand and follow! Great work!
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Yeah fly tying can be self taught with the videos and books available. I’m learning as well and the videos help alot. you just have to jump right in and try to find a local fly shop if you can.
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Great Video I just finished my first fly, a zebra midge and your video helped understand the basic techniques. I think I need to get a large magnifying glass though, at 57 the eyes don’t work very good even with glasses. Thanks very much
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