Tying the Grey boy buzzer fly 

Hi Dave . Have a look at Fly box they do a decent range of Spanflex / Flexi floss and some nicely dyed biots . Also Funky fly tying .

Thank You, Tim

Hi Rob . Buzzers , usually I will fish on a floating line or a tip line . It enables best presentation . The trick with buzzers is to fish them a slow to static as you can . With a DI line it sinks to quickly and means it needs to be retrieved and moved.. which isnt a great way of presenting a buzzer . If we can get out in March and April I will film a vid of how to fish buzzers from a boat and in deeper water .

There really is no limit to the Variations on the theme with this buzzer . This is my favourite though as its the closest to the naturel . Definitely worth playing around with different Goose biots , sunburst is great and white can be good . Using a red or orange spanflex gives you more of a blood worm pattern ideal for deep fishing .

Hi Tim Another excellent video. I cant find Spanflex on the Troutflies or Troutcatchers sites. Could you please advise where to get some. Thank you Dave

@@daveramsey100 Spanflex is also sold as flexi floss now days .. its essentially the same stuff and will have the same results when tying .

Hi Chris .. yes I do tie for private sale . Drop me a message 07734739125 ...

@@timjoyceflyfishing-essex6769 Will do Tim

Hi Mikey , yes I do mate . Contact me through face book or the website www.flyfishing-essex.com and we can chat details .

A snowbee Waldron .. pricey but worth every penny for the jaw strength .. will hold everything from a sz 20 to a 8/0 ...

@@timjoyceflyfishing-essex6769 Thanks Tim. Think it’s worth investing in something decent if you tie a lot of flies! Worth the money.

@@tomryan1594 Yes mate , without a doubt . Worth every penny

They fit easily on any modern reel .. i.e that isnt 20 years old . Also it needs to be a reel rated for the lines i.e 7/8 wt for a 7wt line . Theres plenty of room and some backing too . I never cut my lines down . If you need to do this it wont alter the way the line fishes .. obviously cutting away from the reel end not the head ! ..

@@timjoyceflyfishing-essex6769 Hi Tim, Thanks for that info, my reels are 6/7 and I always use #7 lines. I had an Airflo 40+ and it wouldn’t go on my reel properly even with minimum backing. So maybe chop off 30ft from the running line will do the job. Cheers Tim.👍👍👍🎣🎣🎣