Hey, I like the idea.  I think Gary called the peacock touch dubbing trick
"Double Magic".  It is refered to on a couple of his videos that I have.

John
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Subject: [VFB] Loss of a legend Fly Swap????


> As Bob H. put it, "He (Gary) always struck me as a person who was alway
> willing to share with another." I agree totally. He shared so much of his
> knowledge with those in our community. What about some type of tribute
swap?
> Now, I know that there is already a LaFontaine Swap going and I do not
want
> to step on anybody's toes. So, I want to make this different. What if we
tied
> up flies that we make up oursleves, but that use some kind of technique
that
> Gary passed on to, shared with, or taught us (etc.)? For example, if we do
> this swap, I will create a fly using peacock and touch dubbing (A
technique
> Gary taught me at a show in Portland, Ore.). Tyers could pull techniques
from
> any of his innovative books, items they learned at shows, etc. Gary seemed
to
> be a teacher who looked at fly tying differently and wanted to pass these
> things on to others. Why don't we use these teachings to create some
> effective flies of our own. Let me know what you all think? Is this not
the
> time? I will be willing to host.
>
> Happy tyin,
> Bryan Laing

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