Shannon's Streamer 

Hey just found this and its 3-15-16 ..... I live in San Diego , Ca. and tied some of these up / white , orange , green , etc. and I am getting good results in the salt water arena . Halibut and Spotted bay bass . thanks for the tie tips ...... these Shannon minnows work very well !! PS ....i fish these like a streamer , swinging them in the tidal currants around rocks , drop offs and grass ....

Thanks I love your videos you tie on the cheep for the average guy just what I needed to find.

shannon's streamer looks like the baby doll fly I've tied for largemouth bass

Color it up with sharpies to match baby rainbows, browns, bass, and a variety of different things it would be killer! Thanks for sharing.

Hello. The formula for the liquid nails is reported to have changed recently with plenty of poor online reviews. Do you still recomend it for this pattern

Hi Joe, I was searching a steelhead fly and I noticed this in the images so I went to the website. I knew it looked familiar so I went to the video and it took me here. I had subscribed to this channel long ago and forgot about it. I think I've seen this pattern in one of my magazines and when I started watching RU-vid I subscribed to your channel. Are you doing any uploads? I don't see anything current and there aren't many channels of this quality that feature warm water flies as I fish both fly and spin. So what's up Joe?!?! Make more videos please! Thanks.

Joe- would it be okay to tie in some either silver or pearl flashabou in the tail? Thinking about using this on a shallow lake for walleyes/white bass that is loaded with shad. When spin fishing I often use a 4" Rapala husky jerk or a white or chartreuse twister tail. Slowly making the conversion to 100% fly gear....walleye is my new challenge. Would I fish this with a sink tip line to get it down 5-8 feet? Heading to hobby lobby right now to see if I can find the chenille:-)