wnctroutbum

The funny thing about that artical is it was made using Clear Cure Goo. The whole reason it was written was to show how fast and easy you can make a spoon fly using CCG. But as the wonderful world of editors goes the changed it to say epoxy because CCG is not a advertiser of the mag. There is a video of how they did it on clearcuregoo.com

I also have the dubit tool i got from Dave at Casters fly shop, I love it. I wouldn't use anything else.

I order 95% of my tying materials from casters fly shop, they are simply the best. The only other place I order from is J Stockard.

I wonder where you find those eyes?

Very good looking fly, I may have to tie a few up.

those are some really nice looking flys, I really wish I could tie like that.

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that looks really good

I got a Rite bobbin a few weeks back and i am really impressed with it, i think it will be what i tie with from now on.

Ok, i have a dumb question? why do I you have to rotate the fly? what will happen if you just let them set and dry?

do you have a Lg brown left?

Ok I have never used epoxy before so I have a few questions. What is better 1min or 5min? Do I have to have a rotating dryer? Whats the best way to apply it? Thanks in advance for any help anyone my be able to give.

It looks really good. I have ne using a portable tying station lately and I really like it better then my desk in the basement.

I still have a hard time getting eggs right.

Thanks for all the help, I think I am going to order one of those 100fly packs.

I am still not good at figuring out what materials to use on what flys. I am wanting to tie some size 14-18 Elk Hair Caddis and I was worder what is the best hackle to use for the money. I dont have a ton to spend right now. Any help would be greatly appricated.

I have a Renzetti traveler and I love it. I don't see me ever buying anything else.

Yea on the Nantahala a nymph is prob. you best bet. It is a dam controled river so you need to be careful and check on the release times. When they release it the water is and mostly class 3 to 5 rapids, it very tough to wade. The Nantahala is the only river in NC you can fish at night because of this reason but I do not recomend it when its really dark.

Thanks for all the help guys.

looks awesome!

Thank you

I am pretty new to fly tying and I was wordering how is the best way to buy soft hackle, and where to get it? Can I buy soft hackle without buying A whole cape? any help would be great. thanks in advance

I have a Renzetti Traveler and am very happy with it, I am not the best tyer but the rotery is very handy

Hello, my name is Steven and I am new to the site and pretty new to tying. I have had a kit for at least 12yrs but never really messed with it. About two years ago I took a tying class through the pisgah center for wildlife edu. and i brought a new RENZETTI vise and a few other things. Now a year later i am starting to tye a good bit. I still need alot of practice but I am gettin better. I fish alot so tying my on flys really would be the way to go, LOL