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riverman wrote:
This is really a weak topic for a thread, because if I just go out and buy one and then toss it later, it will represent a much smaller waste of money than most of the things I have in my tying kit. When you get sick of it, throw it my way. I use a Griffin sometimes. Depends on the fly and the hair. I could use a large Griffin sometimes, so maybe you should try that model? grin Bottom line: some people like crew cuts, others prefer the shaggy natural look. I usually don't use a stacker except on smaller flies like size 18 ehc where uneven hairs would make it hard to get the right density (if you can see what I mean). -- Stan Gula http://gula.org/roffswaps |
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