Right on, good luck, i'm pretty new at this as well. The fine people of ROFFT have a lot of good info to pass around...

Anthony
"Bob Anderson" wrote in message ...
I'm a brand new tyer.
My wife and I took 4 1½ hr. classes at the Sportsman's Warehouse and our very first fly was a Wooly Bugger. I'm glad because it was productive, useful, easy (cause it's big), and starts you using skills you'll transfer to a lot of other flies.

Hope this input helps.

BobA., Missoula, MT
"Mike Bernardoni" wrote in message ...
I have been an avid tyer for a number of years. What would you suggest
for the beginner as his/her first fly?? I started years ago and my
first was the "Wooly Worm". Thanks!! Mike

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