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toe tags a simple piece of paper attached to the hook and contains at the minimum pattern name, your user name and the name your mother gave you at birth

doesnt seem to be a lot of interest in this swap. still going? please pm me your address. flies ready to fly

Follow this http://www.vigsbigflys.com/id254.htm

the buck tail is white, black and brown

you write for magazines so you should be knowledgeable with copyrights when in doubt, tie and photograph the fly yourself however check out "fair use" http://www.copyright.gov/fls/fl102.html http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/copyright-fair-use-and-how-it-works-for-online-images/

whatever you want it to be spelling & grammar not subject to debate

then how do you raise or lower your tying table?? my table and tying bench height is set so I adjust the height of the chair

check out troutnut.com

for streamer heads I use a uv resin. no thinning required or use sally's hard as nails straight out of the bottle

"stacking" buck tail for a wing involves the process of evening the tips of the buck tail either by hand or with a tool called a hair stacker as follows

treadle tying maching http://www.radiomuseum.org/museum/usa/yellowstone-historic-center-west-yellowstone/.html

get the real seal http://www.feathersmc.com/products/Seal%20Dubbing

the grizzly king shown above is an example of a rolled/folded wing. it is not a "flat wing" see this example of a rolled/folded wing http://ukflydressing.proboards.com/thread/5030

a "flat wing" is shown in the following link http://globalflyfisher.com/streamers/tips/flatwing/flatstyl.htm

think of a caddis when talking "tented wing" http://www.nocoflyfishing.com/images/caddisfly.jpg

there are patents out there for an electric tying vise GOOGLE it

"4. The pattern calls for "mallard flank - sheathed" for the top wing. I take that to mean "tented" over the marabou and golden pheasant crest (first layer). Am I'm wrong about that? I'm learning a lot of the techniques from Leeson and Schollmeyer's Fly Tyer's Benchside Reference and I don't see a particular method for "sheathing" but I assume it's just a methodology difference. I'm sure a lot of you have a copy of that book so I was hoping someone would point me to a Method Number that would be best for this technique." heres is an article that shows how to make the wing http://globalflyfisher.com/streamers/tips/flatwing/flatstyl.htm

from "Forgotten Flies" from "Perraults Standard Dictionary of Fishing Flies" if these arent suitable, then its your turn to do some research

I happen to catch crappie when I'm least expecting to catch them on some sponge spiders it tie

good reading http://www.flyfishinginnh.com/vforum/showthread.php?t=3498 http://globalflyfisher.com/streamers/raske/flatwing/marvel.htm http://www.flytyingforum.com/pattern8341.html http://www.flytyer.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2086&Itemid=82

I don't think anybody can tell you in feet and inches what the correct position should be. I found my ideal position by trial and error. My vise is even to slightly lower than my hands. My chair is a desk chair with arms Whatever it is, it is not a position we normally sit in anyways. You need to find that position that is most comfortable for YOU

i drink at the bar and tie on a table with a comfortable chair at a height that suits my tying

too many options to choose from

my girdle bugs will be in the mail today recipe on toe tag

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