Great Tip mate..I have been blown away with your videos Bro…have been tying for 20 odd years and you have given me a new lease in tying man…Love your work Bro…Pauly at Wilderness Coast on Fly in Australia 🤓👍🇦🇺
Love watching your channel. I’m a new tier and the knowledge you put out there is fantastic! Thank you for sharing and helping me become a better more knowledgeable tier. Have a blessed day!
Great video, as always, Brian. Good idea using the fly tester to show tail action. Thanks for calling my attention to Skill Share. I signed up through your link and will be sitting down with it tomorrow.
Great tips! Went in our local flyshop yesterday in Fredericksburg Tx. and the owner Martin Pursch whose 88 was hunkered over his computer screen..I asked what cha watchin? He said he’s learning a new method on wrapping an articulated fly by this guy who’s a great fly tier...I heard the voice and said that’s Brian Wise..he didn’t know but said he just subscribed. You teach new and old alike Brian. Thanks a lot! 👍👍🎣
Hey Brian, thanks for the care package. I'll be on the road from Easter Sunday until the end of the month so maybe hold off a little sending the package, I've forwarded you my address. This was a great video. I thought the tails were great info and from what one of the local fly shops tells me dragon tails are generally only good for one fish, but he could have been talking about those toothy critters we have up here in Michigan. BTW if I win again in the next year please redraw, we need to spread the wealth. Keep the good stuff coming buddy.
It's super important to start out with good proportions. Since the tail is the first part tied in (usually) tying it in well and in proportion to what you want your fly to be is essential. Thanks for this great video!
Love the channel Brian! I’m retiring April 30 and plan to spend more time tying when I’m not actually on the water. Really appreciate your tips and videos!
I haven't tried these yet, so glad you did a video explaining how to tie them in and a few of your tricks! Thanks for sharing! Always love your videos!!
Great tail video Brain.And congrats to Johny Lighting.I have a test tank on the way,ought to get it next week,can't wait. Have a great one Brain and tight lines on your float trip.
Great video. Thanks for all you do. Tails are my hardest thing to proportion on streamers. Thanks for the ideas on different types of tail materials. You videos have taught me a lot as I only started tying a few months ago. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to your next video.
Great video as always, I hope you have a good trip down the Smith River. Unfortunately its not to close to where i live and i have never been there myself.
Interesting perspectives. I just bought some dragon tails for my first attempt at tying with them. Think I’ll I’ll tie up the same flies using schlappen and do some field testing to compare.
Use em for lingcod flies, n cast them with 12 foot spey rod from jetties. They are loud but help hold anchor as to not blow out n smash against said jetty.
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These videos make work alot less of an adulting feeling. Best distraction out there!
Great Tip mate..I have been blown away with your videos Bro…have been tying for 20 odd years and you have given me a new lease in tying man…Love your work Bro…Pauly at Wilderness Coast on Fly in Australia 🤓👍🇦🇺
The random eye on the vice had me rolling!!!
Will have to agree with you on the Schlappen Brian 💪 hope you keep making these tying tip videos!
Love watching your channel. I’m a new tier and the knowledge you put out there is fantastic! Thank you for sharing and helping me become a better more knowledgeable tier. Have a blessed day!
Tails can be the difference between a goofy looking fly and a fish killer! Thanks for the tips, Brian.
Thanks for the tips on using clips and pre-tying up some different tails! Such a cool idea.
I won't lie I just subscribed. I recently got into tying my own flies, and it's lots of fun. Don't have that much for supplies and looking to expand.
Great video, as always, Brian. Good idea using the fly tester to show tail action.
Thanks for calling my attention to Skill Share. I signed up through your link and will be sitting down with it tomorrow.
Great tips! Went in our local flyshop yesterday in Fredericksburg Tx. and the owner Martin Pursch whose 88 was hunkered over his computer screen..I asked what cha watchin? He said he’s learning a new method on wrapping an articulated fly by this guy who’s a great fly tier...I heard the voice and said that’s Brian Wise..he didn’t know but said he just subscribed. You teach new and old alike Brian. Thanks a lot! 👍👍🎣
Hey Brian, thanks for the care package. I'll be on the road from Easter Sunday until the end of the month so maybe hold off a little sending the package, I've forwarded you my address. This was a great video. I thought the tails were great info and from what one of the local fly shops tells me dragon tails are generally only good for one fish, but he could have been talking about those toothy critters we have up here in Michigan. BTW if I win again in the next year please redraw, we need to spread the wealth. Keep the good stuff coming buddy.
I love to watch your channel. Love your energy.
Nice overview. Would love a vid on tying in & using schlappen. I've always struggled getting them "right"
Excellent video. I like the dragon tails for pike and pickerel!
It's super important to start out with good proportions. Since the tail is the first part tied in (usually) tying it in well and in proportion to what you want your fly to be is essential. Thanks for this great video!
Love the channel Brian! I’m retiring April 30 and plan to spend more time tying when I’m not actually on the water. Really appreciate your tips and videos!
Now I want to start using dragon tails. Thanks for the video
One of the best CZcams cannels 🤟🤟🤟
I haven't tried these yet, so glad you did a video explaining how to tie them in and a few of your tricks! Thanks for sharing! Always love your videos!!
Those dragon tails should make some killer pike flies! Thanks for the video!
I may never use some of the tail material that you talk about but it great to know how to use it I always learn something from your presentations.
Been a big fan of the Pacchiarini tails, they smoked lake trout and char in Alaska for me last summer.
Great tail video Brain.And congrats to Johny Lighting.I have a test tank on the way,ought to get it next week,can't wait. Have a great one Brain and tight lines on your float trip.
Great video. Thanks for all you do. Tails are my hardest thing to proportion on streamers. Thanks for the ideas on different types of tail materials. You videos have taught me a lot as I only started tying a few months ago. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to your next video.
Yet another quality video. Thanks, Brian for what you do.
Great tail info & video Brian Thanks
Thank you Brian for making this video. Always much to learn.
I like cool stuff tossed in a bag!
Great advice!
Just started using dragon tails last year. They have some awesome small rubber ones that work great. Great video Brian.
Zonker strips are feeling a little left out. Thanks for your insights.
Great video as always!!! Tails are one of the easiest ways to throw of proportions of your fly or streamer fir sure!!! Great job!!!
I’ve seen those tails for a while now but never thought to try them out! Will definitely give them a try now!
Great video as always, I hope you have a good trip down the Smith River. Unfortunately its not to close to where i live and i have never been there myself.
Your videos are just outstanding! 🔥
Luv ur stuff! Hoping I’m gonna win one of these care packages as some point
Great video! Love learning new things.
Good info Brian
Thanks for the video
Great video. One of my favourite tails is the Flashabou tail! I’m definitely trying the loop trick instead of just tying in my dragon tails.
Nice, I gotta try those dragon tails for bass.
Always after some new, good tail s
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Love the videos man and appreciate you taking the time to put these together.
Bought some dragon tails last year never have the confidence till now,
Thanks for the video lots of good new information.
Yo your video’s are so helpful keep um coming 👍
Love the clips idea! Great tips! Thank you!
Great video, good tips all in one
Awesome video
Great video!
Sweetness ... I recently followed your Instagram. But I watched most of your videos. I don't tie to meny new age streamers. Hope to tie one soon
Interesting perspectives. I just bought some dragon tails for my first attempt at tying with them. Think I’ll I’ll tie up the same flies using schlappen and do some field testing to compare.
Great video! Thank you!
Love your videos ! 😎
Here for the comments!!
Haha. Used dragon tails for the first time last month. I got a few pike, but they where a pain to cast.
The big Pacchiarini tails sound like a helicopter fly past year ear!
Use em for lingcod flies, n cast them with 12 foot spey rod from jetties. They are loud but help hold anchor as to not blow out n smash against said jetty.
I have an entire bag of about 60 dragon tails I got off of Amazon, for like $20. Have yet to try one
Nice info!
Can't agree more with your review...learned something new...thanks....but what about BUCK tail!
cool stuff
Great vidéo! What about rabbit strips? Do you sometimes use it as a tail?
Yea love tails!
Can you talk about deals for smaller flies like a size 10 1214s and smaller?
Yes like your videos
My youtube is broken and didn’t tell me that you had released a new vid!
Nice!
Nice 👍
Thanks for the video Brian! Are the clips you showed with the Pacchairini tails from Pacchairini, or are those generic fast attach clips?
Those are generic.
How do you skip rabbit as a tail haha. Anyway- great video man.
I generally make my tails shorter than longer. I find with too long of a tail, the trout shortstrike a lot more
glad I'm not the only one who doesn't like dragon tails
so try lots of tail. lol. thanks see ya joe.
Thanks for including the kid toys for tails!
Thanks for the tips. Hope to meet you someday.