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Well, havn't had as much time to tie as I would like to but it's been fun so
far. Tied about a dozen or so of the ez-nymph, got some loose wool from my Mom (since she spins the stuff). It's not grease wool but ties pretty easily...I don't know if I would be to into tying greasy feeling flies...I know that it helps with the boyancy of the fly but i'll explore that one later on down the road. I haven't started to dye any of the wool, due to not knowing what to use to die it (koolaid i've heard) but other than that. I just let my creativity go and tied a few different patterns (not per any specific pattern) using some black/olive chinelle, marabou and some olive hackle along with the wool too. A few different variations but I'm beginning to understand the pride that comes with it when my wife and daughters throw out a "wow!" here and there...Hopefully sometime i'll be able to get the pics of some of the firsts that I tied and get em up on here so I can be picked apart on my use of materials...heh... A friend offered to hook me up with some different furs that his uncle has. He said his uncle is a Furrier so i'm looking forward to getting some good free materials to tie with. My Bro in law also is giving me some loose deer hair, don't know how useable it'll be but i'll see what I can do with it. Woo hoo! Anthony "In the beginning, the universe was created... This made a lot of people angry and has been widely regarded as a bad move. You decide." ~D. Adams |
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![]() Hello Anthony - I can remember your first post where you were seeking advice on fly tying kits. Seems you have come a long way! Good for you! Another thrill you have to look forward to is catching fish on a fly you created, particularly the flies you designed without any particular recipe. Keep posting. I enjoy your enthusiastic approach. Dick On Sat, 05 Mar 2005 14:14:51 GMT, "Anthony" wrote: Well, havn't had as much time to tie as I would like to but it's been fun so far. Tied about a dozen or so of the ez-nymph, got some loose wool from my Mom (since she spins the stuff). It's not grease wool but ties pretty easily...I don't know if I would be to into tying greasy feeling flies...I know that it helps with the boyancy of the fly but i'll explore that one later on down the road. I haven't started to dye any of the wool, due to not knowing what to use to die it (koolaid i've heard) but other than that. I just let my creativity go and tied a few different patterns (not per any specific pattern) using some black/olive chinelle, marabou and some olive hackle along with the wool too. A few different variations but I'm beginning to understand the pride that comes with it when my wife and daughters throw out a "wow!" here and there...Hopefully sometime i'll be able to get the pics of some of the firsts that I tied and get em up on here so I can be picked apart on my use of materials...heh... A friend offered to hook me up with some different furs that his uncle has. He said his uncle is a Furrier so i'm looking forward to getting some good free materials to tie with. My Bro in law also is giving me some loose deer hair, don't know how useable it'll be but i'll see what I can do with it. Woo hoo! Anthony "In the beginning, the universe was created... This made a lot of people angry and has been widely regarded as a bad move. You decide." ~D. Adams |
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