Tying and rigging the Dorsey Yarn Indicator

This yard indicator system was created Pat Dorsey out of Colorado. It's similar to a New Zealand indicator system, but I think it's even more simple and easy to use. It lands soft and is extra sensitive for those subtle takes, making it perfect for tailwaters and shallow-water nymphing. It can be tied in a variety of sizes to suspend heavier flies if required. Brush it out, add some floatant and this sucker will ride high all day. Materials: -Poly yarn: https://flyfishingcord.com/collection... -1/4" orthodontist rubber bands: https://flyfishingcord.com/products/1... -Thread Buying one yard of yarn and a package of rubber bands is enough to tie a LIFETIME supply of yarn indicators, and gift some to your friends. Follow Us on Instagram:   / freestonegear   Like Us on Facebook:   / freestonegear   Check out our website at https://www.freestonegear.com Our vision is to produce a video series for the beginner fly angler on fly tying and fishing techniques. We're big fans of tying simple flies that work. We want to grow the sport, and we're here to help the entry-level guys and gals get started and find success on the water!