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Fly Tying: An Enjoyable Hobby by David Young
Perigee Learning LLC | April 30, 2010 | English | ISBN: 097767035X | 201 pages | PDF | 23 MB
Perigee Learning LLC | April 30, 2010 | English | ISBN: 097767035X | 201 pages | PDF | 23 MB
I first started tying flies in 1955. My information came from a book published by the old retailer Herter . I bought my materials from them and I recall receiving loose hackle packaged in a brown paper lunch bag. It took me longer to find the right hackle than to tie a fly. I was hooked on tying when I caught an eight-pound rainbow on my very first fly. It was a Mickey fin tied with feathers instead of hair. I have been an avid tier ever since. This hobby guided me to a career as a dentist. I love creating things with my hands. Now I relish designing new flies to match the many waters that I enjoy fishing. Colorful photos and illustrations are included on every page in this book.
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Fly Tying: An Enjoyable Hobby by David Young [Repost]
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