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Nice Fly Kevin, thanks for the demo Matt . I would think it would great on pan fish and probably some large and smallmouth bass.

Dr fish or the max catch?

It drives me crazy! Is this a sport, a hobby, a pastime or what? Definitely an obsession.

I've had good luck with this color combination, can't wait to try this pattern

Thank you, Kevin for sharing your pattern! Up here on Puget Sound the Chinook are biting on chartreuse right now, so this will likely work in saltwater, too, albeit a little bigger. Maybe a size 6? Thank you for tying it, Matt!

Neat idea and fly Kevin. Thx Matt

Yep. That should work. Since the remaining part of the soft hackle feather happened to land on top, I wonder if it would work well if you simply left it there without clipping it off. You would have a flatwing variant. ;-)

Neat looking fly

Definitely looks like a good one, Matt Trout, pan fish, or bass Thanks for the video, Matt

Another awesome fly for me to tie! Thanks for sharing, Matt! Tight lines my friend! 😎🎣

Neat fly Matt and Kevin. Pretty bright so you know the pan fish will love it, but for the fish I'm after (bait) I'll have to tie it smaller. Keep the good stuff coming

Nice looking fly, I will tie a few and hit it a try. Thanks Kevin and Matt.

Very cool fly Kevin! Definetly panfish candy!

I agree it will be killer on the local panfish. Time to order the necessary goodies. Thanks Matt & thanks for sharing it Kevin.

Nice fly Kevin. Thanks for tying this one Matt. I fully agree with you on this fly being great for panfish. Love the colors. Quoting Brian Flechsig from Mad River Outfitter’s, “It’s of no use, if it’s not Chartreuse”.

Thanks Kevin n Matt!! Now who wants to know how to tie a crawfish pattern with fake fingernails? Should I send Matt the recipe? Anyway Thanks for sharing Matt n Kevin!! Tight Lines ya all!!!

Nice fly matt tks Kevin 😊

I like it. Thanks Kevin.

That fly is worth a hat!

Nice fly, Kevin. Matt, thanks for tying this pattern for us this morning. It would definitely be a great panfish fly here in Florida.

Great name and nice fly, thanks Kevin and Matt for sharing. 🐛m-m-m!

Tied small enough, bushy soft hackles work great on panfish. My best luck comes with the darker shades.

Good morning ☕️☕️ Very nice bug😉👍

Nice fly Kevin. Local college has a pond with some nice bass and loaded with sunfish, going to make a few and let my granddaughter try them out. Have a great day!

Good morning Matt. ☕️time. Dogs got me up earlier than normal today. That fly in those colours with some weight would likely work on Walleye up here. Headed north in a couple days to go fishing. Have a great rest of your week. Take care Matt.

When you say 40 years ago I still think that’s the 40s or 50s (80s kid). 1984 was 40 years ago!!!!

I am going crazy, stuck in bed with a sprained left foot and a swelled up right knee with gout. I wanna tie this pattern and fish it. UGH 😑 thanks again Matt.

I find using hen tips down to a size 22 looks nice an do like ep fiber on sizes 20 - 26 also spade hackle makes nice straight tails nice job matt tiny tiny bwos are a Excellent year round dry fly the always produce

This is a great fly to use during the spring runs in lake Superior in Minnesota and Wisconsin. But sometimes I use different colors on the tail like green purple blue red orange and ect... Here's one thing I like to do I add very fine wire on the body it helps to keep the peacock herls together so it won't be unwrapped and keep it tight from sharp teeth from biting

I really like the double hackle on this one and the tail could certainly be any other color. My hat is in my regular rotation of sun protection (those of us without hair know what I'm talking about!) and the sticker is on the back of my laptop! Thanks for all you do Matt!

Love these crazy lost flies you tie!

Another cool fly . I love how you find these crazy old patterns. Thanks for sharing Matt

I’m just getting back into fly fishing after a near 30 year hiatus. This is the very crawfish fly pattern I used to tie. So glad I found this. I still have several in my summer bass fly box. I used to NAIL bass with this pattern. Hoping I do it all again when I head back out in the water. As a side note, a lot has changed in 30 years. I learned this pattern from a senior fly fisherman friend back when I was 19 years old or so and it was one I kept going back to. Easy and it works. Now, there’s this thing called the internet and on it you have RUclips where you can find EVERYTHING you’d ever need. LOL Thanks again for the refresher.

I'm going to try this fly. I'd be CRAZY not to. 😊

Man I woke up this morning with some crazy ideas for a fly 🪰 to tie for bass in the pond lake I live on.

Crazy Crazy Crazy Did I mention how it's Crazy how many subscribers you have? Nice job on the channel Matt

Should.of used hen hackle for wings there too thin trout really key in on these an can be extremely picky about profile

I'd love to see some flies tied with some Crazy materials. Have you ever tied a fly with a snake skin shed?

Crazy

That's a crazy cool fly, Matt. Thanks for sharing.

Nice job Matt

very close to a Holy Grail Caddis Emerger....

Cool fly Matt! I know it's CRAZY, but peacock catches fish.

This looks like a crazy fun fly

That is a crazy fly

Am I still crazy after all these years? Yup

Am I crazy to think I’ll get picked? I just need a new hat. Heading to Italy and I promise to wear it at the Stonfo store.

That is pretty CRAZY how just a few materials tied on a hook can catch fish. Neat looking fly. Safe travels Matt

Crazy, yep I resemble that remark. Great fly Matt. Thank you.