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On 28 Nov, 19:33, Sprattoo wrote:
Best to start with a few simple techniques. If you have access to internet video, then these are useful for beginners; http://www.flyforums.co.uk/showthread.php?t=1470 I usually start beginners with a simple hackle pattern on a size 8 hook, and move on from there. For complete beginners, I think a woolly bugger is too complicated, and introduces too many techniques at once. TL MC |
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