Nick,
I use the "small" for the sz 14 but it is too large for a sz 16. I also use the
"small" for the sz 12 Peacock and Bronze. Will have to try the Ice Dub for the
smaller ones.
Tony
--- On Sun, 9/20/09, Niclas Runarsson wrote:
From: Niclas Runarsson
Subject: RE: AW: [VFB] Copper Chenille fo
I make Baby Chili's in size #14 and for those I use Ice Dub. (For tail I
mostly use rabbit underfur or Chickabou.)
/Nick
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Behalf Of Anthony Spezio
Sent: 20 September 2009 17:42
To: vfb-mail@goog
The Hopper swap more arrivals, some really slick materials in these
hoppers! And for those who don't have theirs in, the drop dead last day is
really October 10, I just realized I'll be in Mountain Home for some fishing
and the Southern FF Conclave!
1 Peggy -Joes Hopper variant
2 Robert Laubengay
This is a picture of the Roots Dubbing Machine. The company is no longer in
business. It was too expensive to sell in any quantity.
Neville (Nev) Gosling,
Greater Vancouver, B.C.
Canada
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Nev,
I noticed his prices were high when I was at his display but I figured it was
Canadian Prices.
I have not forgotten your thread, have not been able to get your flies tied to
get it all sent..
Tony
--- On Sun, 9/20/09, Nevile Gosling wrote:
From: Nevile Gosling
Subject: [VFB] Re: Duh, wha
Tony:
Roots - That's the name I could not remember. They were quite large and
expensive.
Neville (Nev) Gosling
Greater Vancouver,
B. C. Canada
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It's a dubbing block. You can make one for almost nothing.
--- On Sat, 9/19/09, Wes Wada wrote:
> From: Wes Wada
> Subject: [VFB] Duh, what do you call this thing?
> To: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com
> Date: Saturday, September 19, 2009, 7:30 PM
> Hi VFB!
> A quickee question. You might know of t
Another one from the Hatches.tv site. $5 or less in materials, plus a
standard thumb-whirl type dubbing loop twister tool you might already own.
http://www.hatches.tv/play.php?vid=403
On Sun, Sep 20, 2009 at 8:49 AM, Wes Wada wrote:
> Found this video on the Hatches Magazine site...a very goo
In my case, it's usually the last fly that I try. Would that I tried
that one first.
JIMMY F
Rick Zieger wrote:
> "As long as it's hard to find the next fly you wish to try, hope
> remains that some where, tucked in some corner, awaits the fly that
> will save the day."
>
> Bill Logan autu
In the September-October issue of Northwest Fly Tying, they have an
article about the flies of Chad Schiel along with a link to his
websitewww.emergefishing.com
On his website he has some interesting theories about fly design and
backs them up with videos showing the action of
Found this video on the Hatches Magazine site...a very good illustration of
how a dubbing brush maker works. This particular design is motorized, and I
like the tension adjustment device.
http://www.hatches.tv/play.php?vid=233
Wes
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Nick,
I would guess you are right though sometimes I would like to have some smaller.
I use other types of materials for the Chenille for smaller flies that I want
Copper bodies. Gudebrod used to put out a copper Redi Dub that I really liked.
It is not available now.
Tony
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I think it was Winter of 08 of Spring of 09. I may be wrong.
Tony
--- On Sun, 9/20/09, Rick Zieger wrote:
From: Rick Zieger
Subject: [VFB] Re: Duh, what do you call this thing?
To: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com
Date: Sunday, September 20, 2009, 8:40 AM
About 1 to 2 years ago there were directions
Hi Wes,
Its the Summer 2007 issue.
Ashley
2009/9/20 Wes Wada
> Thanks all for the information and links!
> I just discovered that our local library has back issues of Fly Tyer from
> Summer 2007. Can anyone narrow down the specific issue that Rick describes,
> where the article appeared?
>
>
Thanks all for the information and links!
I just discovered that our local library has back issues of Fly Tyer from
Summer 2007. Can anyone narrow down the specific issue that Rick describes,
where the article appeared?
Much appreciated,
Wes Wada
Bend, Oregon
On Sun, Sep 20, 2009 at 6:40 AM,
About 1 to 2 years ago there were directions in "Fly Tyer" by Jim Smith, I
think, about building ylu own.
All materials listed in the article.
Rick
--- On Sun, 9/20/09, Anthony Spezio wrote:
From: Anthony Spezio
Subject: [VFB] Re: Duh, what do you call this thing?
To: vfb-mail@googlegroups
"As long as it's hard to find the next fly you wish to try, hope remains that
some where, tucked in some corner, awaits the fly that will save the day.."
Bill Logan autumn 2009 "Fly Tyer"
Rick
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A company in Canada has one. The owners last name is Root. Just can't remember
all the names. Saw a demo at one of the Dealers shows in SLC.
Tony
--- On Sat, 9/19/09, Neville Gosling wrote:
From: Neville Gosling
Subject: [VFB] Re: Duh, what do you call this thing?
To: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com
*Wes -
I have one that was made for me by a friend. It looks much like the
illustrations you will find in the links given by others, but mine is set up
so it can be driven with an electric drill - quick work on the twisting, and
you can almost go into mass production. My friend said that the toug
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