Fly shops online...

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JR wrote:

steve wrote:

Hi, I am a newby fly tyer, what is the proper way to tie off a
parachuted?

http://www.troutflies.com/tutorials/...te/index.shtml

Steps 12 to 16.

JR

Thanks

"Warren" wrote in message
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http://makeashorterlink.com/?J35312B66


The question to the consumer is it worth twice the price. To *me* it is,
but
to somebody trying to buy flies for half as much it may not be. I have
sample
flies from Harry and Blue Fly Cafe and I can say this without any second
thoughts: Harry's flies are tied better and use better materials. BUT,
they
are also more expensive. The consumer will let the chips fall where they
may
and can make their own decisions.

Indian Joe replies----Sounds like that old saying--I'd walk a mile for a
camel
I'd wade a deep stream and climb a tree to save a $1.75 fly--but just break
off the tippet for a 85 cent fly.
Personally I often use the old used flies Jeff Miller discards and the few
fish I catch don't seem smart enough to know the difference.

"steve" wrote in message
Hi, I am a newby fly tyer, what is the proper way to tie off a
parachuted?

As you've found, good tying advice can be found here, but FYI, there is a
more focused newsgroup for tyers. Check out rec.outdoors.fishing.fly.tying
(aka ROFFT).

Joe F.

rb608 wrote in message ...

"steve" wrote in message
Hi, I am a newby fly tyer, what is the proper way to tie off a
parachuted?

As you've found, good tying advice can be found here, but FYI, there is a
more focused newsgroup for tyers. Check out rec.outdoors.fishing.fly.tying
(aka ROFFT).

Joe F.


when one considers the number of "more focused newsgroups" on *any*
subject,
the mind reels...

yfitons
wayno (inadverdant pun)

when one considers the number of "more focused newsgroups" on *any*
subject, the mind reels...
yfitons
wayno (inadverdant pun)

A bit early in the week to be dancing, Virginia.

--
Stev Lenon 91B20 '68-'69
Drowning flies to Darkstar

http://web.tampabay.rr.com/stevglo/i...age92kword.htm

"Warren" wrote in message
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wrote...
Harry does sell some damn nice looking flies and would be my
recommendation
when buying top quality flies. I'd rather buy flies from Harry than a fly
shop
if I could, but usually end up buying them on a spur of the moment instead
of
in advance. Even so, for flies less than a buck, which was what I thought
the
poster was after, I would go with Blue Fly Cafe. Harry's flies do look
better
and seem to use better materials.
Warren

I stopped in at Harry's place the other night--just window shoppin'--ended
up with 50 some flies for around $67.00. Great site, IMMHO!

Op