Tying with foam

[hook-line&sinker 0]

I tie a lot of foam flys for bass and bream and know this type of fly tying is really good for beginners. I've posted several videos recently on my YouTube Channel on how to tie these types of foam flys.

 

 

 

 

[Mr. Vegas 0]

Great videos! I was already a subscriber

[oldtoolsniper 0]

Where are you getting colored foam that thick? I can only find the real thin sheets.

[jbenwa 0]

I tie a lot of foam flys for bass and bream and know this type of fly tying is really good for beginners. I've posted several videos recently on my YouTube Channel on how to tie these types of foam flys.

 

 

 

 

great videos!

[flyderaght 0]

Michaels carries foam that size, black and white only though. love the flies-simple and cheap. well done!

marc

[Camo Clad Warrior 0]

you can get the thinner sheets and with a little super glue laminate them to achieve the desired thickness

[petelangevin 0]

michaels has glues formulated to bond sheets together aileens is one and they work well. easy to build up layers and different color combinations. there are also foam companies that make this foam. look up eva foams on line, ufp technologies in georgetown mass is an example.

[EricF 0]

I've used old flip flops. That said, recently I've been drilling plugs out of flipflops with a cartridge case in a hand brace (only thing I have with a large enough check to hold a .44 case). Works great, but the cut isn't particularly clean. Any advice?

 

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[flytire 0]

Where are you getting colored foam that thick? I can only find the real thin sheets.

 

 

http://craftsuppliesforless.com/kidscrafts...oamsheets2.html

 

http://kwikcrafts.com/crafts/category/Foam-Sheets-6mm.html

 

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