flytire

https://youtube.com/shorts/QZKUQrE5Iqs?feature=shared

Mercer's Midgling Hook - Curved scud Bead - Clear silver lined seed bead or brass or tungsten bead, color your choice Thread - Color your choice Tail - White z-lon or antron Under body - Metallic flash, color of choice or tying thread Over body - Plastic micro tubing or v-rib Wing case - A short bud or loop of metallic flash Gills - A collar of ostrich herl, choice of color Creative Fly Tying - Mike Mercer

Griffin Patriot Cam Tying Vise in Tying Vises (beartoothflyfishing.com) youll have to contact them if they still have it

big secret? so post up the fly and recipe or which book? my turn to ask for help

https://youtu.be/j-5uh2HnrJI?feature=shared

used on the moisie river? hairwing? full dressed? there is one called "munro killer"

Red Arrow Hook - Wet fly Thread - Black Tail - Golden pheasant tippets Ribbing - Oval silver tinsel Body - Rear half red seal's fur; Front half black seal's fur Hackle - Black hen Collins Illustrated Dictionary of Trout Flied - John Robberts

thanks all

Claret & Partridge Hook - Wet fly Thread - Orange Body - Claret wool yarn Hackle - Hungarian Partridge Claret and Partridge Wet Fly (traditionalflies.com)

thanks

really neat tying video (104) Cicada X Variant: Fly Tying ASMR - YouTube

because i didnt have access to heff's google drive page. thats why

Golden Stone Hook - 3xl nymph Weight - Lead free wire Thread - Black or brown Tail - Brown biots Over body - Yellow d-rib Under body - Gold tinsel, flat or embossed Wing case - Turkey tail fibers Legs - Brown hackle Thorax - Golden stone color dubbing

Babcock Hook - Wet fly Thread - Black Tip - Gold tinsel Tail - Black and yellow married Ribbing - Gold tinsel Body - Crimson floss Hackle - Black Wing - Black stripe over yellow; (may be married). * Don Bastian note * The original Babcock wing dressing was full sections of yellow quill with a separate black stripe over. ‘Black stripe over yellow’ is the actual ingredient listing and would seem to indicate thusly. This would be a mixed wing, rather than a married wing. Despite the traditional dressing I usually tie the Babcock with a married wing as shown. Trout - Ray Bergman