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Speychucker

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About Speychucker

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    Bait Fisherman

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    British Columbia
  1. I use a rotary vise and move the dubbing forward and tie off.
  2. I'm having problems while twisting my dubbing loop, the thread keeps breaking . I have been using 8/0 thread to spin some rabbit. How does one tell when it's twisted enough or should I be using a heavier thread?
  3. Thanks for posting this, I picked up the last series of "Fishing Flies" that Canada Post put out about 4-5 years ago ( I think it was the last one). I framed them and have them hanging in my tying room, looks like there are going to be some more up on the wall soon.
  4. Hi Art, I got into the spey thing about 3 years ago, and took the wrong route or should I say the more expensive one. There are a lot of things to consider if your thinking about picking up the spey rod. First of all find yourself a shop that is knowledgable on all things spey and can let you try a few differant set ups. You'll save yourself a lot of money this way. Then make sure you take a lesson or two. The learning curve in spey casting is huge but well worth it and lots of fun. Good luck.
  5. Just a quick intro. I live in Mission B.C. and am mostly a steelhead and salmon flyfisherman. Most of my fishing is done on one of the many rivers I have close to my home. I've been flyfishing exclusively for the last 10-12 years and got the spey bug about 3 years ago ( long learning curve with this one) . As for tying I have been doing my own now for about 7 years. Great site, looking forward to chatting with others!
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