It's self-published. Bill Skilton's USA-Flies PO Box 64 Boiling Springs, PA 17007 800-444-9564
It's an excellent resource for me, as I love playing with foam! Ed Roden [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.questquality.com Living would be easier if men showed as much patience at home as they do when they're fishing. > Good Morning Ed, > I am not aware that Bill had a book for sale. > Some time ago Bill asked me to tie some flies from foam he > was playing with. I had been tying with the same foam from a > craft store. I believe it was called "Fun Foam". I tied > several flies for Bill but have no idea where they went after > I gave them to him. I used to tie at the east coast shows > that Bill tied at. Have not seen him in years. Please send me > what info you have on the book. Thanks, > Tony [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Ed Roden wrote: > > > Eddie and Jon - it was a standard beetle he tied for him. > And Josh > > at 8 is collecting quite a few flies from some good tiers! > Taking an > > 8 year old to shows has its benefits! > > > > I got his book (and found Tony Spezio's name in the list of > > acknowledgments), and he also demonstrated for me the hand tying of > > the segmentation, and gave me a sample to play with. Hopefully get > > some time this week to mess with it - I think that's going > to be one > > of the 2 flies I'll tie for the Michigan Rendezvous Swap.... > > > > Ed Roden > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > http://www.questquality.com > > > > Living would be easier if men showed as much patience at home as > > they do when they're fishing. > > > > > > > > Yes, Eddie is the one that turned me into a skilton fan. And yes > > > the book is well worth the money. Ed, there are two pages > > > describing in detail the > > > segmentation technique I used on that hopper. > > > > > > john > > > > > >
