Fly Tying- a CDC indicator Caddis and the difference between Croupion and Cul
Marc Petitjean didn’t invent Croupion De Canard* feathers nor was he the first to use them to tie flies but when it comes to this particular material he’s one of if not the best in the field so getting...
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Fly Tying- the Chroma Caddis Cutie
yes, i think this thing’s cute but more importantly, fish do too. some would say that HackleAndWing‘s version of the not-so-new latex bodied caddis pupaepattern is a little overly fussy and i’d mostly...
View ArticleFly Tying Tools- the Bend-A-Blade
we don’t see new fly tying tool concepts very often but this just-out razor blade holder should make more than one deer-hair aficionado very happy. not only is it a razor holder to not have to hold it...
View ArticleFly Tying- a DIY knotted Leg Tool
i haven’t tried this yet but this little home-made gizmo found on In The Riffle’s Fb page gets a doubleplusgood for creativity and ingenuity. how does it stack up to pre-existing leg-knotting options...
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Fly Tying- All about Cones heads, Discs and Beads
rarely do we get such in-depth research on fly tying materials such as what Martin Joergensen has recently put together for us to learn from and help decide which product will be best suited for our...
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Fly Tying: A Complete Dubbing Techniques Tutorial
DEAR READERS, due to Photobucket’s recent online-photo sharing policie change (read blackmail), every single of the 204 images accompanying this article have been hidden from public view… i will do my...
View ArticleFly Tying- Jasper’s Carrot
if we take a quick look at the fly below we’ll see a really nice looking pattern but we also might think ‘nice but old hat’. now, if we take a look at the video and pay close attention to how it was...
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All Dubbed Out and ready to Go
as promised earlier, Fly Tying: A Complete Dubbing Techniques Tutorial is back and running as before. all images are i believe, where they should be… and Dennis Shaw’s fantastico-ultimate dubbing...
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