Tie-off! Tying the classic Black Gnat dry fly

Tim and Tom square off with a classic dry fly that is about 100 years old but still a favorite pattern in some areas. You don't see many quill-wing hackled dry flies these days, but they still catch trout. This is a special favorite for brook trout and grayling but it's also a killer on panfish. We're sure Tom and Tim will have different approaches to tying the pattern, and it's always interesting to see how two different tiers use vastly different ways of tying the exact same pattern. And you'll get to vote live at the end on which version you like better!