Hi Guys, found some of 'em in an older edition of "Flies of the Northwest" (1981) by the Inland Empire Fly Fishing Club. They have published two editions since this one and improved every time, one of my favourites. Another one I used is by Tom Light & Neal Humphrey the "Steelhead Fly Tying Manual." (No Date) The original tying technique used to make the "Tom's Bubble" caught my eye in this one. Also "Perrault's Standard Dictionary of Fishing Flies," (1984) by Keith Perrault, I believe it's still the largest repository of pattern info, (16,000 patterns) I've found nothing else that comes close. It was to be revised in a second edition that was due out in 1996 but I have never seen it. When he does I hope he improves on the type setting.
Wood Pussy? Calm days eh Wally Lutz John Martinez wrote: > Wally- > > Many, many thanks! If you don't mind my asking, where > did you find the information, was it one source or did > you have to do a lot of searching? I certainly > appreciate the time you took to dig up this > information. > > My thanks as well to everyone else who replied. Nice > to see that there is still some interest in older > patterns and styles of tying. Once again, this proves > what a great list we have here and what an incredible > resource for flyfishing information of every sort. > > -John > Oregon
