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  1. One of my many projects has been to tie flies in the hand, completely without a vice. I know quite a few salmon fly and Streamer guys do that, and my first flies was classic Danish streamers for spawning sea-trout. But the first big project on hand tying is to tie the complete collection (62) of T. E, Pritt's North Country Flies. So far 23 has been tied. For tying the remaining a little shopping for extra material is needed. Please find here my flies and a video showing how it is done. Hope it isn't a too long post as my first here in this part of the forum. /Henrik Flies: Water Cricket Little Black Winter Brown Little Winter Brown Fieldfare Bloa Dark Bloa Dark Snipe Little Dark Watchet Light Watchet Olive Bloa Yellow-Legged Bloa Yellow Partridge Snipe Bloa (No.29) Snipe Bloa (No.30) Brown Watchet Orange Partridge Greentail Greensleves Grey Partridge July Dun Black Gnat Black Snipe And the video of the Snipe Bloa beeing tied.
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