28+ Fly Tying Hacks with @tightlinevideo !

In this video, Tim Flagler from @Tightline sits down with Brian Flechsig from Mad River Outfitters to tie a fly and show many fly tying hacks he has learned over his years of fly tying.

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[Madriveroutfitters]

Thanks for tuning in! Let us know if you'd like to see more of Tim and big thanks to Tightline Productions!

[sergtang]

Tim has it all, the voice, skills, knowledge, sense of humor and pedagogy…👏👏👏.

[georgewcamp]

I have learned a ton from Tim over the years, always a joy to see him tie.

[SussyTrout]

Love how much admiration Brian has for Tim.

[logos]

Tim is so knowledgeable. Please more videos with Tim. Mad River outfitters has one of the best fly fishing channels on YouTube.

[terrythomas]

Probably the best quick tying tips that I have ever seen. Worth a second watch.

[patrickcanty]

Brian, thanks so much for putting up this video. Tim is simply amazing and watching his tutorials not only helped me learn to tie but also helped me become a better fly tier. He is such a great teacher. I appreciate y’all!

[joejensen]

Tim is amazing, thanks for sharing him with more people! Tim should be in the fly fishing Hall of Fame. He is quickly becoming the best fly tying resource available!

[Stardusted]

Just wow! This video should be etched in stone. Thank you Tim Flagler & Brian Fleschig! Respect! Yes, bring Tim around more often!

[jamesmurphy]

During my early days of learning fly fishing, I learned to tie the non-slip loop knot from Tim's video

[robhaase]

Absolutely, it’s always a pleasure watching and learning from Mr Flagler, one of the best, thank you

[yepyepuhhuh]

Makes such an interesting session with such a simple process. I would enjoy seeing more like this. I am a tyer who had learned by YouTube and Orvis' fly tying school. I don't really get to tie with others.

[johnshand]

It's a much-appreciated session down under in NZ. Thanks!.

[tomhh]

Thanks for all of these tips. I can learn so much from this.

[jasonerickson]

Amazing how cleanly Mr. Flagler ties amazing art and makes it look so easy thank you so muck men you guys truly help so much on your videos I definitely appreciate you thanks again.

[jeffreystone]

Brian, thank you for sharing this video. What an incredible production. As a new fly tyer this information is absolutely priceless. Would love to see more of these. Thank you and God bless. You and Tim are a wonderful blessing.

[daverichards]

I’m fairly new to fly tying,
this was so very useful thank you Tim and Brian.

[mthompson]

Another tip for the end there, instead of the bodkin, I use the short waste pieces of hackles off the bench or floor to push through the eye of the hook (push in from top and pull through the bottom). The vanes do a great job of soaking up and pulling off any head cement from the eye.

[rouryglen]

This guy is a great teacher have learned a lot from him over the years cheers

[richardjones]

Thanks, Brian, for this very well explained tying tips by Tim. Great video n some great tips. I'm looking forward to more. God Bless n Fish on!