On Mar 28, 5:12*pm, D. LaCourse wrote:
On 2011-03-28 14:57:59 -0400, Frank Reid 2010 said:





On Mar 28, 11:03*am, D. LaCourse wrote:
On 2011-03-28 11:49:36 -0400, Frank Reid 2010 said:

On Mar 27, 4:29*pm, D. LaCourse wrote:
I'm tying up some flies and I need a peacock herl rope. *I dislike
making my own (spinning/twisting the herl onto either thread or wire).
*
Someone on this group recently referred to some store-bought peacock
rope. *I've googled and can't find it. *Any help would be apprecia
ted
.

Dave

If you used a Norvise, you would have the appropriate tool to make
this quickly and efficiently instead of spending hours on-line trying
to purchase premade.
:-)
Frank Reid
(stickin' it to the Renzetti snobs every chance he gets)

d;o) *Have both, Frank. *The Norvise is permanently attached to my fl
y
tying station, and I use the Renzetti for traveling. *Regardless, I
still have to make the rope and I just do not like to do it. *But, just
for you, I will acquiesce and try it on the Norvise. *I'll get some new
herl too. *The stuff I have looks good, but breaks too often. *Fly
tying is supposed to be fun.

Dave
(Third day stuck on the mountain within the clouds. *It isn't raining
in the valley, but there has been a constant mist up here for the past
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szPTZjmKwpQ

Cheers
Frank

Thanks Frank. *I'm familiar with his videos. *But look at this:

http://www.ezflyfish.com/peacherbrus.html

Old Wally comes thru again. *It's not only easier, but my language will
improve. *d;o)

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Slacker. :-)
Frank Reid