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Great job learned something.

I really like Tim's fly even with the white post

This is awesome. What a great concept. Really helpful

You three make me chuckle every time. It's awesome. Really digging Tom's Tup's Indispensible Pink and Red Palmer.

Hi from Alberta, pretty sure fly fish food would have sasquatch dub if a fly would call for it! those buggers got everything

Ram nut fly😂

Here in Florida

That’s a steelhead

16:28: OMG! I'm literally LOL watching this. Cheech is a great trash-talker. He has elevated Tom's and Tim's game. 😂

Awesome videos, Tim!

I would vote for Tom’s because it looks more like the original…but Tim’s appears to be an excellent match to the NJ crab. 😂

Do you have a video where we are not part of a class? Maybe just show us the fly and tying it? Thanks. Tight lines🐜🕷️🐛!!!!!

I was just trying this last weekend with fly rod. I did this with my spin cast years ago. Great little trick for though hard to cast areas. By the way I wasn't to successful with my fly rod. Oh darn! I have to go fishing to try it again.

Please put the video on you tube. Who has a dvd player?

My Tesla Cybertruck seed just arrived in the mail today!

I’m on team Tim this time. I do the wings first. I like these tie offs.

Tough one. I like Tom's fly much better except for the one wing. I like Tim's wings better but not the rest. I suppose I'd vote for Tom's fly.

One of the best casting instructional videos ever!!! Thank you.

I love who you are, too, James. Thanks so much for being my friend.

The best half&half tutorial l've ever seen. Closest to the original. Fine tie!!!

Tom does pretty well for a slightly better than average tyier

awesome! Im ashamed to say ive had a rod stuck for a year and all I had to do was to do the hands behind back and use legs and it come off no problem.

Just said goodbye to my beautiful Labrador , Sherlock - he was an XL dog w horrible arthritis at the end . I know how hard it is to say goodbye ❤️‍🩹

Day 1 of watching Orvis content and learning fly fishing until an apparel design position opens up! :D Super informative content!!

Such a great video! As a beginner, there are all these videos showing casting & landing... but mysteriously almost nothing about the actual fighting of the fish. In hindsight it seems self-explanatory, but hookset to landing was just a black hole of zero knowledge prior to this video. Thanks!

I like to use CDL for the tails. It's much more durable as well as more realistic. 7/64 pt 1/8 will work fine, I like black and copper

Was gonna buy one of these till I seen the woke ideology Being pushed by orvis.. super disappointed I really thought more of the whole company. I take my family and kids to the streams to stay away from all that.. orvis rods are a joke now I wouldn't be caught dead with one in my hand

Every fly rod angler needs to master roll casting. I learned from my dad and his friends like perry munroe. Where we all live, if you wanna just get out and fish locally you almost always need to roll cast. Otherwise your havin a bad day in the trees.

I would love to see a tie off using a "Mystery Material" selected by your followers or moderator. Something not typically seen in a fly. Does anyone have any Idea's for a "Mystery Material"?

Thanks a lot, Tom. 👍🏻

Just smokes a monster too

you carry too much stuff

Thank you so much I was struggling it’s my first time and I was getting weird looks from all the grandpas but now I know thanks to you

The actual part where you show how to tie the knots was very poorly done.

It depends if it's a right or left turkey Feather

Thank you so much for this, it's way easier to follow your second one than any of the dedicated nail knot guides and I was able to do it with a big needle I already had.

I use that cast to present a dry fly to a rising trout down just stream to lengthen the drag free drift

@Tim, I tie Klinks about 3 or 4 ways depending on hook size. Bigger hooks I use this exact method only a slight difference is I wrap the herl around the thread and tie it in to keep it strong and protected plus I use a marker to disguise it. It’s a great method with the post that I saw you demonstrate on the MRO video with Brian F. Great fly, great methods and great tying videos you guys do thank you both.

That was actually helpful thanks very much

@Mr Flagler… I’m embarrassed to admit, I just realised the hackle wrap direction (up /down) is related to the direction of the fibers to avoid trapping them. Tips down wrap up and tips up wrap down… there I was thinking about how Tom did not see the direction of the stacker and I missed that obvious one….

Why do we always reverse wrap the wire and not the body materials???? I have learned that wrapping the wire the same way as the thread works so much better.

How do you differenciete Between excessive panting and a dog Cooling down normally?

Do you ever use glue under the boot to help it with longevity? (Old video I know…. Still great)

I guess on some level you sound the same… great tip on the flash with a hole punch. I find fly tying Organisation to be really tough. If the holes in my dubbing boxes are not big enough then I have the cape I want always at the bottom of the stack. There’s always something.. Organisation tips are always greatly appreciated. Thanks for making these videos and all the effort in maintaining your channels.

Still the best video out there. I am also a coach and send this video to all my clients

how about seam leakage?

Geese are a migration species and we can still buy Geese feathers. So how come these morning dove are different?😮😮

Beginner here, With enough pulling power I can always destroy my clinch knots. Sometime I'm pulling real hard but it always comes lose. Any ideas to fix this? :D

1:18 Where does the extra knot comes when you add the weight above your surgeons knot? The knot to your tippet is there anyways. What am I missing?