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Fly Tying articles Download articles I worte that were published in Flyfishing & Tying Journal magazine and the Federation of Fly Fishers International "Fly of the Month". Learn to tie Articulated Leeches for all species; Steelhead and Salmon wet and dry flies including the Muddler Minnow, Steelhead Bee, General Practitioner, and a Hairwing Silver Doctor. Complete material lists and full step-by-step instructions show how to make each type of fly. |
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Tying Body Dividers Evenly divided bodies are a sign of a well-tied fly. It's tough to get by eye alone. Ruler and pen aren't any easier. Let geometry do the work for you. Just download, print out and follow the instructions for perfectly divided bodies on any fly or hook size. Each page includes dividers for 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 body sections. Simply cut apart each divider and you're ready to go. |
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to make the "Feather Sandwich" tool
This tool allows you to make great substitutes for Western Tragopan Pheasant body featehrs used in the "Black Argus" fly. You can also create good substitutes for Peacock Pheasant feathers for the "Leopard" and "Emerald Isles" patterns. |
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