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Thanks 🎉 Peter !!!! 🌟🎣💫

Excellent video! part 1 and 2! Thank you so much! #fishingdad

So a chartreuse bugger, minus one hackle add a wing, with a cheesy name.

I’ve never seen someone so confident they wont catch a fish.

Looks like a zooplankton. Pearl body tubing works nice for wings. I got this from Michael Gorman's book.

What book? Sorry if i'm not up-to-date. Great vid as always.

Who knew? Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

I have St. Croix Mojo bass 7ft. 9in. 8wt. The carp on the Delaware River are large. Is that rod enough ?

That, sir, is a marabou masterpiece! Great video! Greatly appreciated. Cheers.

My fault is ticking the water have you any advice to stop the fly / leader ticking the surface

How would this rod handle say intermediate short head (pike lines) and larger flies?

Thank you! Could I use yellow dumbbell eyes instead to get it down a bit in the water column?

Have you tried a mini version with spun CDC?

Your videos make more sense than any others I have seen on this Web!!!,

This isn’t swinging.

Excellently expained.....thanks.

I just tie a perfection loop on the end of my line. It's abit rough but I still catch fish haha

So glad to see your still posting! Love your stuff.

Good stuff

Would an 8wt floating line with a 7ft fast sink poly leader be ok to cast larger streamers on?

Once again another well thought out helpful video thank you.

Happy June 🎉 Peter !! Thank You for the Tutorial and Enjoy the water ! 🌟 🎣 💫

Have you tried SA Absolute Trout Stealth? I was using the 4X version of that and it is extremely supple. The flexibility is like a 7X.

How bad are knicks? I had a hook stab through the clear coat on the second sections of my spey.

Turn the fly upside down and add a foam head, it would skate really well.

Lovely fly. With the color pattern of a Professor, it would be hard for it not to be successful. I would very much like to watch the video you mentioned on using up-eyed hooks. I scanned your video list but couldn’t find it. Did I just miss an obvious title or could you tell us the playlist of its location? I’m sure other viewers would also be interested. Thank you.

Great looking simple pattern Peter. Thanks. Oh yeah, I remember that up eye hook video, I agree 100 %

A simple wing like that is all I ever use on wet flies. Works well and saves soooo much trouble:-)

The only fly that got strikes in my fly box when I want to Lake Manzanita. It was tied with a gray body and dark brown hackle. Trout are really picky there and 2000% not people shy. Cant see the fly at all, but I think high vis flies and hot spots actually creep the fish out.

that last insight regarding the loop knot is exactly what I needed. Thanks for the great video!

Question. Where I snapped my pole (in car door). Now after cutting the jagged edges off both pieces, they don’t line up very well. What trick, or too do you have for that? TIA

You've inspired me to try some ties with hackles. Thanks for the video.

Thank you!!!

Great video, thanks for sharing your experience.

Susquehanna North Branch has big carp and big channel cats. A good drag is a must. A good 17+ inch smallie in current will take drag as well.

A friend gave me something almost exactly like this but with some added rubber legs on it. It has been crushing smallmouth for me ever since and is my go to bass fly. cheers!

Nice fly! Looks a bit like a gobie

THANK YOU

🌴 So like many anglers I’ve ran into a problem, grew up swinging a glass rod since I was 8 , and I had moved to Florida half my life ago ever since I switched to a carbon fiber but with all its pluses it does have its negatives , carbon doesn’t feel 👈🏼 the same with its stiffness it doesn’t allow you to load up the kinetic energy, ya I know you can cast farther or whatever but it doesn’t feel like it , which throws my casting accuracy off , I’ve tried different things like heavier lines different tapers and that seems to help but it doesn’t change the feel 👈🏼 is carbon better especially for saltwater , yep ! It’s a stiff rod with a lot of back bone that you need for big fish with a lot of fight abilities, it’s lighter which helps when casting the flats all day, and they make you cry more when the wife slams the truck door on them 😕$$$$$$$$$$$$$$💸💸💸💸💸💸

Because of your review, I want this rod now. Do you know where I can find it? Or any store that sells them? Ebay doesnt have any listings for them at the moment.

How do you think about the hackle width of the woolly buggers? General tutorials have the width about 2X hook gap. In your videos, they usually have 1-1.5x of hook gap width. Thanks in advance!

Have you ever tried to make it in different colors like blue and black? Maybe chartreuse and black as well?

What would you suggest for upstream casting into the wind with no room for a back cast?

I do understand your logic on this, your videos have been enlightening and very helpful. However, having a thick butt section, in particular one that has close to the same stiffness as the end of your fly line, helps with providing that transition in diameter and stiffness, thus improving the shape of your casting loop. This might be important for casting accuracy and fly placement, regardless of what type of fly you are using. Many store bought leaders have poor durability (especially the tippet section), and the taper is very abrupt, not gradual. These are the main reasons why I make my own leaders. Also, I know about the depth problem for flies like streamers and nymphs, but mono does sink after it’s been wet for a while, so for general purpose casting unweighted wet flies and light streamers, I find that for floating fly lines the blood knot leader formulas that utilize Maxima will cast the best for me - starting with 30 lb. butt section and transitioning to 20, 15, 10, and 6 (or about 5x). This works for line weights 4-7, I use a 25 lb. butt section for 2-3 weights. Yes I do go with fluorocarbon when I want more depth, and when I want more punch casting into the wind. I rarely fish with dry flies, but when I do, the store bought leaders are best for that (unless fishing with poppers, gurglers, and other foam flies like ants) because they land on the water with less disturbance than blood knot leaders. But I still will often replace the tippet with store bought leaders because with many of the brands, their tippet has very poor durability - cut off tippet a few inches below the taper and knot a section of Maxima ultra-green for tippet.

Looking that for sufr fishing and / or the beaulah serum, I've noticed the serum is desing specific for the surf in salt water. What are your thoughts on one line vs the other for surf fishing

I have a question, I'm using a 10wt spey rod, I am now spending more time surf fishing off the cost of louisiana rather than the intercostal. Fighting the waves has become difficult with running lines and shooting heads and sink tips. I am placing a order for a 8wt 12' spey rod. I've looked at the rio 10wt line as a good match, I think it's going to make stripping and getting the line out much easier because of no loop connections, would I still need to attach sink tips or it would be a case to case situation. My shoulder just can't handle the single hander for 4hr at a time.

Thanks for the info. I have just picked up a SA Sonar sinking leader. It is a 7 ft sink 3 and you fish it with about 2 feet of leader. What I gleaned from your video is that you should use unweighted flies with this type of leader. Is this correct?

Thank you…looking for the next

Thanks for the tutorial!

I love the idea of using DT on a euronymphing rod! Thank you for sharing!