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Love your videos keep up the good work

I agree with previous commentor. Can you explain why you wrap in same direction on both tag ends even though you are passing back through in opposite directions? Am I missing something in your hand work?

Scooter……….hahahaha. Roisters a stud. Love swinging by his shop

Tripple surgeon knot. I prefer these after 30 years of tying flies and leaders. Faster, stronger and easier. Plus, if you’re nymphing or swinging, leave the tag end from your top a little long to tie on another fly.

Capt. Bruce: Why no class tippet? 20# or 16#.

Someone gifted me a st croix 8wt. I hope that is good enough in south west Louisiana near hackberry

They’re both mono! It’s nylon v fluoro

Bruce what knot do you use for large game 10-12wt setups from fly line to butt section?

The “Hatch” poster is crystal clear. What is not clear is how to tie a blood knot…

I don't get the 30# tippet. Shouldn't it be 20# with like an 80# or 100# shock ?

gracias good sir...

All the comments in here by casuals trying to put there 2 cents in is hilarious. Obviously they have not seen this man in action on the water. I would STFU and take some serious notes.

I came across this video and wanted to ask a question relating to your Bonefish formula... If I wanted to get my tippet down to 12lb fluoro (0.012' diameter) without extending the length of the leader, could I leave out one of your sections to make room for the additional tippet section? If yes, then which one would you recommend? My thinking was to leave out the 0.020' (25lb) section and therefore drop from 0.022' down to 0.018' and on to 0.015' (20lb) fluoro and 0.011' (12lb) fluoro. Final formula would therefore be 0.026', 0.022', 0.018' (all M/H mono) + 0.015' and 0.012' fluoro. Thoughts?

For the gen 1 Finatic, how do I remove the handle? I want to replace it with the gen 2 handle.

Can't see what you are doing man.

Thanks Chuck I’ve been really interested in this rig for fishing a great smallmouth river here in Illinois that’s fairly shallow with some 4-7 ft runs. I was thinking of using this technique during these cold winter months.

Can't see what you're doing.

I've seen it said that one tag should go over (away from you), while the other should go under (toward you). You seem to to do both over, which I've also seen done. Any thoughts on this? Thanks for the video and tips.

Would really like to know if starting a 12ft tapered leader for dry fly size 14 to 20 at 18lb test is about the normal butt,,

I have a 9wt rod. What's gonna be the advantages of using 4 sections (60,50,30,25) like you said vs a 3 section leader like (50,40,30)?

Now I understand the taper on the Bruce Chard Tropical Punch line better. It has only a 2 foot front taper (very short). But Bruce makes up for this short front taper by throwing a 12 foot leader, with the first section 60# mono. So in essence, he has a clear front taper by virtue of the heavy mono. Very clever. And the Tropical Punch line has a short 20' belly to really load quickly without needing a lot of line in the air to load. Yet, because of the long 19' rear taper, you are able to carry a lot of line in the air if you need to for a really long cast. His particular system of leader and line seem to mate very well. (The possible exception is a real calm day where the heavy belly on the line doewn't give the most delicate of presentations. But how many really calm days are there? And occasionally, the tarpon may even be drawn by the "plop'' in the water, while bonefish always bolt away.)

Dude the vid would have been 15 mins shorter if you didn’t repeat yourself 5 times in the start

LOL, $300 pliers to fish with? Hatch must think people are complete idoits.

What shorts is rooster wearing? I have no clue what they are

Ben Sitting look its a huge fly fisherman sticker!!!!!

What was this?

Need to include that pulling blood knots tight in the 50-80 lb range needs to be done with gloves on and under running warm water

You should had shown the size of streamer for the leader. Seems to me 12 feet leader too long to turn over 7 inch streamer

I imagine for juvenile reds and specks, I'd scale this down to something like: 30lb mono butt, 20lb mono middle, 15lb fluoro end with a 12lb fluoro tippet? Is that about right?

The stiffness of the leader material has a lot more to do with power transfer than diameter !!!! but steppin down the diameter makes for nice strong knots most of the time.

What Fly Line Brand and line within that brand do you use for saltwater or what do most guides use to get distance is there one line over another that makes a difference for Tarpon

Like you I prefer to tie my own leaders for all my rigs . It’s easy to do costs less and you can make them exactly how you want them . I can tie a bunch up during a football game . Having extras is a good thing so if your leader gets cut , chaffed ,abraded you’re can change it out quickly and be ready to go . Thanks for the video :-)

Exsqueze me, baking powder, did you say $300?

*When ice fishing for eyes>>>**allabout.wiki/rduh** and the bite is on, you must get one off and get that jig back on the bottom. having the fishing pliers at hand is a must no time too check your bib pockets.*

Thanks Capt'n Bruce! great help!

This dude (client) needs to collab with Hank Patterson

Your hands take up less than 10% of the visual field. What is the purpose of this video? This is not a rigging video, it's a recipe video. Cannot see anything you are tying!

The Beaverhead is a well known irrigation ditch, next to an interstate. But the Big Hole is awesome. 🤟

Where can we watch the film?

What would the main difference be between this leader and the DEEP SINK FLY LEADER ?

I can’t really follow your lengths.. would you mind clarifying? You state 24” 30#, 24” 25#, 36” 20#, then ??? 16#. How long is the 16# section? I’d like to try this but need the rough length

Can this be attached to a floating line? Or is a sinking line a must?

I need a pair 🤘

Great video 🤙

Fantastic place ! Amazing for fishing.....a dream

Greg is the man!

Nice.✌️ Great insight..

what was that beautiful specimen at 2:34?

Great advice...but can't really see what he's doing. Zooming in would be great.

Works great! It’s turns over so well when casting to the bank.