troutmaster08

Maybe if this post gets enough responses they'll notice.

I live in Georgia and was wondering what some good flies to throw to bass around this time of year are.

I use chrome as my browser.

I almost always use my computer but it does this on my phone too.

This website has had a glitch for me over the past 2 weeks where i have to exit a post to change what page of the post I am on. This has been particularly annoying for the August flies post. Has anyone had this happen before who can help.

Here's some better pictures.

Sorry about the lighting I can have better pictures later though.

Yes, I would love to spread the news of it.

I have a friend who lives in the state college area and he is just getting into fly fishing. What are some good trout flies for that area I could send him.

Update 2 I've now caught over 25 fish on this fly which my friends and I have branded the Aldeeny.

I've used guinea fowl feather for my soft hackle.

Update, I did hit the water with y friend and caught quite a few bream such as the 8 incher pictured. I will be tieing some more of these to try and catch some more bream on my 4wt.

I will. Leaving in 15 mins.

Just tied up this pattern and headed out in 45 minutes to try and catch some bream on it. Recipe: Thread: Olive tying thread Body: Olive chenille Hackle: Olive saddle hackle Wings: Grizzly hackle tips Hook: Size 10

It's exactly that

My dad was going to use wool to stain a shelf but ended up not using it. Will this type of wool work for flies?

I recently bought some tinsel and chenille and so far have blue pearl and copper tinsel as well as tan and brown chenille. What are some fairly easy flies I could tie with these? I have a ton of other material so feel free to branch out a bit.

Also once you get started some of the work will be done for you. Get a solid base to get a subscriber count and then as you post new videos they will be more viewed and more attractive to the viewer.

I hear ya. I once tried to make a tying video for my friend and when I hit play it felt so unnatural talking while no one was talking to me.

My only idea is for you to talk and walk the viewer through. For example talk about problems you have commonly run into with the fly. Help the tyers who have not been watching as long. The channels I learned from are the ones I still watch today. Teaching people leaves them with an all around good experience and they are more likely to subscribe and become frequent watchers. I dont have a channel but did recently subscribe to your channel. Love the content, keep it up!

Thank you all. I now have many new ideas and will begin to approach this from a new angle.

Thanks i'll start changing that.

You guys probably don't buy flies since you can tie them but i'm just a kid so I can't do much to support my fly tying habit. What improvements could I make to my Etsy page to get more potential buyers. Here's the page: https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheFlyTieGuy?ref=seller-platform-mcnav

yes, it seems to keep it a little higher up and I mainly fish shallow water.

The original has bucktail working almost as a hackle and this one has a cape which is the tip of a guinea fowl feather.