Fly Tying The Blood Worm

[cutedinos86]

WTF thats awesome

[crazycourntrypicker]

don't fret those idiots man, they probably have clean office jobs and cry if their desk's get dusty...lol! Great job...I appreicate ya!

[bradcrosby8722]

What have you caught with these nice flies?

[humblefisherman]

@bradcrosby8722 It is mostly a winter pattern for me on my home River "the Bow". I've caught a dozen or more 20 inch + rainbow on this exact pattern just in the last few weeks. It's my February fly of the month.

[dandotreillydot42058]

1:10 wash your hands

[humblefisherman]

@dandotreillydot42058

I'm a printer in my real life, the ink dosn't wash off my dry cracked river quenched fingers.

[XooBONES]

@humblefisherman what are you in imaginary land

[humblefisherman]

@XooBONES when fly tying, or fly fishing for that matter, i'm in my own little world.

[Momhum]

wtf is this

[MrKoiking1]

@Momhum a lesson on tying the bloodworm fly. did it really need explaining?

[yourmotherFer]

well how did those green caddis work there humble?

[humblefisherman]

@yourmotherFer

they worked real well in mid april. Got a few beauty browns.

[tigimitichinator]

is liquid lace just like stretch tubing?

[MultiPipiripi77]

very nice my friend

[troutmonkey1]

Nice flies! I've tweeked the blood worm concept a bit by running small wire inside the tubing to created a bit of a flashier effect. I'll post a video when I get a chance.

[yourmotherFer]

and wash your hands!

[humblefisherman]

yes mother

[yourmotherFer]

Nice flies. Great ties. Learn to whip with your hand, ditch the tool, Your hands are the best damn tools you got and faster!

[NannyWhip]

@yourmotherFer I've tried and tried and can't do that. The whip finish tool saves me a whole load of grief so I think I'll stick with it as speed isn't an issue with me.

[yourmotherFer]

@NannyWhip keep trying its very simple to do and it feels good to do something that others require a tool to do.

[snowboarddude117]

is the bead a must have on this fly? if so would a gold colored one work?

[siresoul2]

can you use stretchtubing instead of the liquid lace?? And great job on the fly

[wolfcado2]

merci für die information.

[zakky678]

v-rib would work just as well wouldnt it?

[humblefisherman]

v-rib is a close second. pretty much the same thing.

[9FloodGate]

nice!

[snowboarddude117]

what kind of bead is that?

[humblefisherman]

blue glass beads from a local bead shop.

[tigerdog100]

nice fly and vid it looks like a brassie and a stretch tubing scud

[GERALDMANFRED]

One of my favorite patterns. A must have for any fly box!  Its also a must have, for any trout that comes across it ! MMMMM Trout.................

[OO7CHON]

Do you use any kind of scent on this when you fish?

[OO7CHON]

Very educational!

What size hook is that ?

[madcows10]

pretty crafty

[CanadianFlyFisher]

You should make some more of these tying vids. Your awesome at tying, I would definetly watch them. -Nic

[snolover84]

same way i do it but i make it a little bit hulker. Just my 2 cents

[kempouk]

make me some of them bloodworm ones please, with the clear on the outside, they are awesome.

well done

[CentralCommandMN]

Very nice flies and tying. I am very new at fly tying and these clips help me out alot! I cant wait to try my hand at them and see how they work in the lake. Thanks for taking the time and posting. =)

[ajester2]

cool! r u making bait?

[jimjins05]

Broken Social Scene, nice. Can you do a bloodworm for saltwater application?

[humblefisherman]

you can indeed. There are worms in most places you find fish. Including salt.

[Joe1507]

WOW COOL!