Fly Product...Fly Fish Food's Dubbing Brush Table

	If you're into streamers or bigger nymphs, you likely have used dubbing brushes. Fly Fish Food has designed a dubbing brush table to help you make the most out of your custom brushes. All you need to do is add a drill and you'll be spinning up custom blends like a champ. Total length is 24 inches long. The dubbing tray itself is 15 inches long. Our Price: $49.95 (Plus Special Shipping Cost: $6.00)

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Daily Reel...'Copper John: Two-Tone Skwala'

A very common pattern but damn, that thing is effective in two-tone! Love what the boys over at Fly Fish Food are doing.

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DIY...Fly Fish Food's Spool Minder "Fly Hack"

Such a legit and affordable DIY "hack"...so simple. Those boys at Fly Fish Food always bring some amazing content...check it...

Here's another one of those "ah ha!" type tips on how to store and manage your spools of wire, tinsel, floss, v-rib or anything else that comes on a spool. And yes, it involves a trip to the Craft Store....

I'm pretty sure once you create and use a few of these little doo-dads, you won't go back to the free-wheeling spools like you might have done in the past.

The video explains it nicely below, but all you need are some 1/4"  or 6 to 7mm craft beads, some 1/4" elastic and some super glue. I usually make a "template" piece of elastic and cut a bunch of them at once using this piece to measure against. Then you just glue and let them dry. Easy as can be...

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Tying the Foam Dragon

My thoughts are that this pattern, tied slightly larger, is an ideal carp pattern for the Magicicada hatch

Via Fly Fish Food:

Brown and Tan

I was in a bluegill-ish mood the other day at the vise, and like I often do, I just started throwing some materials onto hooks.  I had some marabou from Cheech Leeches, I had AZ synthetic dub from some AZ Princes, rubber legs from the Masked Marauder, and foam from the fact that there should ALWAYS be foam readily available at your desk...  I already have a lot of topwater bugs like La Ranita tied up, so I decided to tie some subsurface stuff to pick the more picky ones off their beds.  On went the marabou for the tail, and then the foam started looking at me funny.  On it went and the rest is history.

Like many flies that come off of my vise, I huck them into a bowl of water to see if they will ride like I want them to, and then on to the fishing.  This one has not yet punctured a lip, but my fishy jedi senses tell me that this one will be a killer for at least bluegill.  Trout version coming soon.

Recipe - I won't mention specific colors, as there is a wide range that can be used.

Hook: Allen S402BL #10 - or TMC 5262
Thread: UTC 70 to match color of the fly
Tail: Marabou
Underbody: AZ Synthetic Dubbing
Overbody and indicator: 2mm Craft foam
Legs: Sili-legs or round rubber legs (round rubber is barred with Sharpie.) See the technique on the Grumpy Frumpy video

Here is the video...

If you haven't checked out Fly Fish Food yet, you need to get on it. Fly Fish Food is a blog focused on all things fly tying, from materials, methods, techniques, tutorials and reviews to just cool patterns.

Boom...Morgan