Thanks Jim, Excellent variation of the walt's worm. I love watching your imagination work. Keep it up. I use half my night watching videos, and the other half making the bugs I like to make that I have seen. All the best Jim, I can't wait until later. I got a bunch of new materials that I can't use until today. My birthday today Dec. 16! Older today. Sean
Thank you Jim, love your videos. How about ending a video with a picture of your fly in action? Casting, in a fishes mouth... just an idea, would be nice to see the man behind the hands. Wishing you a good Holliday Sir.
Hi Russell My favorite way to fish is dry flies. For dry flies the fly that has produced more and bigger fish for me would be a size 14 Griffith's Gnat. I do like to match the hatch also, caddis are another of my favorites. Anything that has a low profile stuck in it's shuck type flies are best in my opinion. As for nymphs I try to do the same impressionistic flies. But some of my favorites are the prince style. A Livelylegz Hare's Ear prince has worked great for me, also LL pheasant tail prince and the Fancy Prince, there is something about the yellow tail that triggers the bite.
+Arkansas Red You can use lead if you want. I plan on using this in the smaller part of my river where it's not needed. Yes just dead drift when fishing.
