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davie mcphail dave cammiss hans weilenmann

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check this thread http://www.flytyingforum.com/index.php?showtopic=64465&st=0

try this http://www.eflytyer.com/materials/feathers.html

the value inside the catalog far outweighs the choice of fly selected for the cover. whoever gets their own catalog then they can choose whatever fly they want.

the acrylic paints i mentioned at michaels craft shop were 3 for a dollar go for what you have or can afford

carl, thanks for the offer but i did what i said i wouldnt do and ordered one from the UK at a good price with 20 clips thanks again, norm

hahaha

yup your right but my woodworking skills might leave me with fewer fingers than when i started! + its not my original question

the fly on the catalog cover? does it really matter??

NOBODY has seen the stand i'm looking for?? any help out there??

i also have the super flat cat. i have inflated it only once since i bought it last year and that was in the yard testing out a new inflator. i know thats no help but thats my summary so far.

maybe one of these guys would know?

i would say the nymphs you "must have" are the nymphs you have in the waters that you fish. hatch charts should be helpful

has anybody seen this type of stand in catalogs i know they are available in the UK but i dont want to pay a premium due to currency exchange i dont want the alligator type i dont want the chain type so have you seen one

the "browse by" features appears to be broken at the present time. dont know the timetable of when it will be fixed. pm the forum owner for more details there have also been numerous queries regarding the pattern database and the failure of the the "browse by" feature. you are not the first and probably wont be the last to inquire about these features. forum owner http://www.flytyingforum.com/index.php?showuser=1

the solvents in one product is working against the solvents in the other product and thats probably whats causing it to run. sharpie has a product that is a water based paint marker. maybe that would be best suited for what you are trying to do. http://www.sharpie.com/enUS/Pages/water-based-paint-marker.aspx?gclid=CKiHj6j2va4CFecQNAodelEGPw i use acrylic paints from michaels craft store and after i'm done painting them, i overcoat with a uv cured resin. no waiting for epoxy to dry, no need for a drying wheel, no mixing uneven amounts of resin or hardener etc. some results

canadian llama ww doak iflyshop

I agree with owl on this one. Tight wraps equals flared hair Deer hair and other like hairs are chambered (cells) vs hollow (like a straw)

There is no "best" shop as no 1 shop can or does carry everything.

What is the hydrostop for and what are the benefits of using it?

these are some pretty cool flies http://bsflyworks.blog72.fc2.com/blog-category-16.html