Sweet. I use the 'earbuds' (our Q-tips) for applying epoxy usually. Great. My wife will be happy that I am stealing the baby's buds for flies. All she needs now is to see me collecting earbuds for tying. She'll def. know I have gone off my rocker!! One day I'll have to meet up with you and buy your shop out. What amazing materials.
Reuven -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Byard Miller Sent: Thursday, 25 August 2005 12:07 AM To: [email protected] Subject: RE: [VFB] TUBE FLY SWAP! Reuven... Do you have Q-Tips over there? The things for cleaning your ears...cotton attached to both ends of a plastic tube. Snip off the cotton and you have perfect tubes for flies...;^) ...byard >Thanks Deb: > >I have been getting into so many materials and techniques/fly styles lately, >but some I have no idea about. Tube flies in Australia are a rarity, at >least around Victoria. I am heading to New Zealand for a month in >December(hiking through NZ and fishing my way along) and would love to take >some Salmon tubies with me. > >The actual tube is made of what exactly? Here I saw a pack of two tubes for >around AU$7.00. Is it possible to make it up myself? Is it meant to be soft >or hard?? > >Any good sites re: tube flies to recommend? > >Thanks again, > >Reuven
