Fly Tying Skill Builder #10 | How to tie soft hackles three different ways!

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• NI

  @ninacleven7889 · 2 years ago · pinned

  Love these skill builder videos. Your explanations are spot on, easy to follow, and so informative. So much easier to learn with a video demo rather than reading about each technique. Thank you for doing this for the fly tying community.

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• JO

  @JohnGardiner1982 · 4 months ago

  Oh, I like that clump trick if you wanna make it even easier, stroke the feathers backwards against their grain where you want to cut the tip off and then just stroke them forward when you're finished

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• HO

  @hooknlipsAVL · 2 years ago

  “If you don’t have that tied in really tight, &nbsp;you’re gonna ruin your fly.”<br><br>“Get ready for that, it’s fun!” 🤣

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• MA

  @MAndersenbamboorods · 2 years ago

  I have had problems with this for 40 years and you just made it easy. Damn where were you 40 years ago. Thank you for you vids.

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• ER

  @ericstewart4732 · 2 years ago

  I look forward to these each weekend. TY.

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• HI

  @hirkojs · 2 years ago

  These skill builders are definitely a big help for those of us inundated with trying to absorb the many techniques used for tying the same pattern when we watch multiple videos for the same pattern. &nbsp;The best thing I appreciate is your explanations which helps me understand each technique quickly so that I can effectively try all of them instead of trying to figure out how each video ties theirs. &nbsp;Keep ’em coming so I can keep coming back for more.

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• BO

  @Bowmar-sz3mh · 2 years ago

  Thank you for giving some attention to soft hackles ... much appreciated and needed.

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• JO

  @JohnShelton-mh9ns · 2 years ago

  What did the trout say when he swam into the wall???<br>Dam!!!<br>Sorry Cheech, you ask for a joke! Thanks for all your videos! Great job as always.

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• WO

  @woodrowweitzeil2485 · 2 years ago

  I&apos;m still learning how to and feathers and other materials. Please keep these skill builders coming. &nbsp;They really are teaching me.

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• ED

  @edwardm2343 · 2 years ago

  I&apos;ve been tying for about six years and I thoroughly enjoy and learn from these tips. &nbsp;Each of them builds a great skill library. Thanks, Cheech.

• LA

  @lamarcannon7199 · 2 years ago

  Thanks for the videos Cheech!!!

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• FL

  @Flycraft_fly_tying · 2 years ago

  First video I&apos;ve ever seen someone using the smhaen pro. Love that bobbin. Thanks for the tips guys

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