Basic Dubbing Techniques 

This is the best lesson on dubbing in existence. Thank you so much.

Been tying 20 years, but it's been a while since I dubbed this made a nice little reminder, ty

Good instruction. But we both know if you end up tying flies for your own fishing, and sometimes others, the accumulation of materials is part of the whole experience. My room has so much in it now, I may have to move to the third bedroom! All the best, Sean.

Always go less to begin with. The biggest problem most have when starting is using too much with each pinch.

Thanks for sharing this, Ralph! It is helpful to me, as a beginner.

Great demo! Thank you!

Thanks for your advice on when to stop spinning. I think I have been over spinning.

Great video. Mainly a warm water fly fisher and so goes my flies. Enjoy your books also.

I appreciate this video, I am a new tier myself and for some reason still struggle with this. I use first method but it doesn't go on as simple as your video. lol not sure what I'm doing wrong.

Thanks again for the tips I really have picked up quite a bit from your videos. A fly tying friend of mine and I were discussing using wax on dubbing and he says he actually uses the original chapstick brand lip balm for his dubbing and says it works great I didn't believe him until he showed me his proccess and it worked.

This was quite exceptional ThankYou

When I want to do an ant, my thread keeps breaking, what could it be? And something else that is the best dubbing for use with small or medium dry flies??

Thanks alot! really nice video for me who is just getting started!

If I was going tob hit the tully this week what patterns do you ty on it this time of year