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    My first ant was inspired by previous post
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    Nice, if mine had looked anything near that there would not have been a pile of foam and thread. Am looking for the video showing how it's done, have seen it before but retention is coming harder lately.--shu
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    Quote Originally Posted by shuorc View Post
    Nice, if mine had looked anything near that there would not have been a pile of foam and thread. Am looking for the video showing how it's done, have seen it before but retention is coming harder lately.--shu
    Try this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYDM97Lx6ac
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    Quote Originally Posted by shuorc View Post
    Nice, if mine had looked anything near that there would not have been a pile of foam and thread. Am looking for the video showing how it's done, have seen it before but retention is coming harder lately.--shu
    Here are a couple links...just not videos!

    Just cut the foam and use heat to help shape the ends. Also this first like is how I learned to tie as videos were not out there like they are now. Still even with the videos I prefer this kind of instructions!

    "Parachute Humpy Ant - #283 FAOL"

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    Enjoyed watching the videos and learned why my bodies are 'clumpy', don't have the dubbing materials and have never tried any yet--a lot to learn. Done two this morning and the bodies look more like squares than nice and smooth. Thanks for the links to the videos, there must be a thousand ways to do an ant.--shu
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    Shu my ant dose not have dubbing on it all it it is is hook ,thread,foam & hackle
    Steve -stabgnid

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    Steve, that looks easy enough that I'm going to have to try one for myself. I got a request from a friend for some gills, and you can't turn down good people. Good video.
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    Ant's are fairly easy. What was harder was hoppers. I watched ever youtube video I could find on hoppers and borrow ideas from some and came up with my own.

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