gespliesste
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Take a #18 TMC 100 and tie a flymph on it. Note carefully where the hook is engaged by the vice. Now, take it out and look at it under a microscoipe. See the stress cracks? That WILL break at some point. Suer the hook is sharp and it stays sharp, but it does so becasue it is brittle! Do yourself a favor and switch to plain ordinary Partridge or Mustad hooks and use a file to sharpen them and cut the barb down to a reasonable size before tying your fly.
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Has some one experience with the MP Vise? I would like to use it as a traveler vise.
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What would you say is the best fly tyer's catalog for material and tools in the US?
Thanks from Germany Olaf
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I don't know if size 14's & 16 is a good size for framing, but this are the kind of flies I'm looking for! Do you make them Roy?
Andrea
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I'm from Germany. No specific region of usage, and no specific notable or celebrity. Only 8 wet and 8 dry. What is the best size for freming? Not to small. The trout flies I mean do not have wire hook eyes or twisted gut eyes like some salmon flies. I thing the name is blind eye hook. Gut snell trout flies like in the book from Mary Orvis Marbury.
Andrea
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Hi I know nothing about flies but looking for a gift. Who can make me 16 trout flies to gut casts for framing. Flies they used around 1920's. 8 dry and 8 wet. How much would it be to make some thing like this.
Also what is the best book for a beginner. How about " Fly tying made clear and simple.
Thanks Andrea
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Hi, what is the best book for a beginner? Is the "Fly tying made clear and simple" a good book?
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Is this true?
in The Fly Tying Bench
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This idea is not from me. I read this one a other forum. And that is the reason why I asked you if this is true.
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