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Reply With QuoteGo easy at first and see if you like the hobby, it's not for everyone. Have fun learning the different ways to tie and at using the different materials. All of us have been where you are and we are here if help is needed. Welcome to the hobby.
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Go easy at first and see if you like the hobby, it's not for everyone. Have fun learning the different ways to tie and at using the different materials. All of us have been where you are and we are here if help is needed. Welcome to the hobby.
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Fantastic Advice...
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Lots of instructional videos on youtube. Shortens the learning curve to know tried and true methods first and not stumble though things. A lot of fly patterns can transfer to jigs also. Skip does some of that. In fact, Skip does a lot of most everything when it comes to tying.
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Many tying tools can be crafted at home with little expense.
Left to right: Pens converted to half hitchers, DIY whip finisher,DIY Bodkin,Nails for painting on eyes, and a mini test clip used as a hackle pliers.
One handy tool not pictured is a metal handle flux brush with the brissels trimmed short used to tease dubbing and clean powered paint from jig eyes.
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