UV-resin, epoxy and LCR's

Glues and resins that harden - including the smart ultraviolet (UV) light activated UV-resins, AKA Light Cured Resins (LCR's).

UV-resin, epoxy and LCR's - videos

Video Perdigon Spanish Nymph Nov 13. 2016 Materials Used; Hook, Fulling mill Jig Force size 16 Threads, Uni-8/0 Fire Orange and Brown Micro Glint Tail, White Coq de Leon Fibres Tag, Fire Orange Thread	Video Traffic Light Quill Buzzer Nov 5. 2016 Nice all year around Pattern	Video Roach Fry Oct 18. 2016 Kieron Jenkins shows how to tie an effective roach fry pattern for targeting the larger more aggressive fish some lakes.
Video Winter Bloodworm Oct 16. 2016 My It's Juicy My FaceBook Page https://www.facebook.com/andypandys.flies My twitter Account https://twitter.com/AndyPandysFlies	Video UV Caddis Pupa Sep 15. 2016 A very quick and easy semi realistic caddis pupa tied with UV materials.	Video Thunder Creek Sep 13. 2016 Here's the Thunder Creek buck tail streamer tutorial, another simple but very effective pattern that takes 'know how' to tie correctly and them looking slim and slender.
Video Super Squirmy Worm Sep 9. 2016 The super squirmy worm is a great san juan worm varient that really works!	Video Black Blue & Silver Sep 8. 2016 Sea Trout and Sewin Heavan ~ Tying a Sea Trout Fly~ AndyPandy My FaceBook Page https://www.facebook.com/andypandys.flies My twitter Account https://twitter.com/AndyPandysFlies	Video UV Zonker Sep 8. 2016 Another tutorial for a zonker, this time tied with UV resin. This is a very quick and robust method of making these effective bait fish imitations.
Video Beadhead UV Resin Mayfly Nymph Sep 4. 2016 Hook: Curved Shank #12 - #16 Bead: 3mm Silver Weight: .020 Lead Free Wire Tail: Wood Duck Flank Abdomen: .5 mm Stretch Cord Wingcase: 1/4" Nymph Skin	Video UV Cure Mayfly Nymph Aug 9. 2016 Hook: Scud #12 - #18 Bead: 2mm Silver Resin: Diamond Fine Thread: Dark Brown Tail: Wood Duck Flank Rib: Pearl Krystal Flash Body: Dark Brown Thread	Video Lefty's Deceiver Jun 21. 2016 Very popular and effective fly pattern. This is a great fly for saltwater applications, but also can be used for larger freshwater fish like bass, salmon, or pike.