FLY TYING TUTORIAL: Bling Midge - One of Our TOP SELLERS 

Thanks to you and your Bling Midge.. Today caught one of my best Bows on Top 100 stream here in NorthEast. Originally, I was looking for Al's Rat Recipes...in the process, came to your Bling Midge. Being a low level , intermediate tier, committed to learning midge patterns, it clicked for me...and today such a thrill to get an eat from a trout I will always remember. REALLY appreciate ALL of your work & content at FFF. 🍻

Can't wait to try this pattern love easy fast ties that work seem like this will work great here in Michigan thanks for sharing

I’ve been tying these for years using rod wrap. It makes an amazing segmented body.

Thanks from NW Michigan CHEECH !!! ✨🎣💫

interesting midge, nice clean work

Awesome video love stuff like this good tie 👍🤟🇨🇦

Love it, did time on the Juan. The name that will not be named. He seriously hides the original materials. Ya I went to the craft store. HAHAH Awesome.

Original Yong flash by Andy Kim at least around in late 80's when I fished with him and bought his flies. He is still guiding and slaying fish on the San Juan, NM

Nice one thanks

This pattern been out in Scotland and England for years it called the vicor over here originally it was a white band on it

I’ll give it a whirl, I was tying midges anyways! Do you ever weight these? How big of a tungsten bead?

is it better to use bigger flies if all the fish seem inactive at a cold lake? (non trout)

This looks real good 👍

Could this be weighted and fished Euro style? Thank you.

Any chance we could get a sneaky dingus tutorial?

Wrong material list posted......

Make sure you scratch your arm pit to start a video.