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Is Line's End still in business. Did a web search for it and can't
find it.
BobH
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I wonder if bird photographer Byard knows him? Although that gray squirrel
tail qualifies for
fly tying relevance, check out the second link below.
http://www.grahamowengallery.com/photography/hawk-encounter.html
http://www.grahamowengallery.com/fishing/more-fly-tying.html
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I think a 'Size A' is usually the next size up from 3/0; if I remember
correctly, Danville's flat waxed nylon is size A. Standard rod wrapping thread
is a size D I think.
On 1 Mar, 2010, at 15:33, Allan Fish wrote:
A quick question. Thanks.
How does jig thread compare in diameter with
Size D thread is used on Saltwater Boat rods, it is like Rope
Tony
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I am looking for suppliers of salmon fly tying materials hooks (blind eye), gut
ETC. Anybody have any?
BobH
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I have a gut that I'm trying to get rid of.
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I am looking for suppliers of salmon fly tying materials hooks (blind
Wes,
I have a collections of hundreds of threads of all kinds for tying threads-
standard threads, kevlars, spun gels, nylons, flat, wound, braided, waxed,
unwaxed, rod-binding, millinery, monos, floss, you name it, from almost
microscopic (for #32s) to 50# test Gorilla-braid (for marlin
Feathersmc.com
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I am looking for suppliers of salmon fly tying materials hooks (blind eye), gut
ETC. Anybody have any?
BobH
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Not all the same numbers are the same size. For example, the Gudebrod 10/0 was
thinner that the 14/0, I think it was an Italian thread. U hear the 10/0 us
being exclusively made for Orvis. For me, it was the best thread I have tied
with.
Tony
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Chris Helm bought out the remaining stock of Gudebrod thread, but there are
not many colors and sizes left. Orvis' thread doesn't have the complete line
up of colors in every size. I had used Orvis thread before I knew much about
fly tying, in fact it was my first thread I started with. It was
Most of the time these days, I tie w/ three colors; black, olive white.
Mostly white. I use Prismcolor markers to get the color I need. W/ the
bobbin hanging from the hook, I run the outside of the wide end along the
thread to get the color I want. Also good for multiple colors.
J
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Hi FlyGuys and FlyGals,
We've had three brilliant, springlike days in a row, here in central Oregon.
All signs point to an early spring and early bug hatches. Much preferred
over last year, when it warmed very late and turned wintery early. It felt
like our whole fishing season got compressed to
Sorry missed the last part wanting precut and dyed. you message comes in one
long string.
Gary S.
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God bless Gmail, what will they come up with next!
Sorry missed the last part wanting precut and dyed. you message comes in one
long string.
Gary S
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Here's a photo of a number of dyed Canadian pine squirrel stripped hides.
Don't know if Canadian pine squirrels got the Gold Medal and that's why are
so expensive versus U.S. pine squirrels?
Wes
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