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Denis Lamy a écrit :
Hi everyone, Since there's not much going on in this newsgroup, why not start another controversy about tying flies. ;-) Another trick that is as old as the tying bench: the film canister filled with steelwool. I have mine handy on the table and I leave the cap on. My bodkin is always clean and sharp. The underside of this is that I have to change bodkin every few years, it does get shorter. :-| -- Hope to read you soon, Denis www.uqtr.ca/~lamyd You'll have to eat the SPAM to E-mail |
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