Paul Arden wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2024 5:44 pm I’m going to produce some fly tying videos. ... I’ll definitely tie some flies using socks.
Cheers, Paul

I thought scenting flies was not kosher.

Geology IS a real science. I worked for a Mensa geologist at USGS. Masters in math and PhD in Geology from Stanford. Brilliant statistician and just as odd as Sheldon Cooper. Also knew a PhD geophysist (from U.C. Berkeley). Also brilliant, but not as odd. I was not so smart, but definiately a bit od...

It's been a big lift, hasn't it. Glad the lifting is nearly complete. Hope it didn't cost tooooo much!

Carol, where are you based? Flathead County in Montana. Your recipe is awesomeness. I’m going to use it to redo what I’ve done. You answered some questions that only came up for me only after I started the project, so I’ll get more connectors to make it like yours. :pirate: I prefer this solid, cle...

Thanks, John. I probably could have gotten the information at the hardware store, but it's such a last minute thing that my head is spinning and the first thing that came to mind was to ask the group of experts. I also have to make posters, and put together handouts for each of the FFI Fly Casting S...

I found an old thread wherein Lasse said his PEX tubing hoops float just fine. What I’m wondering is what one uses to connect the ends of the tubing together to (1) keep a low enough specific gravity so it still floats, and (2) make it water tight? I need to make some this week. Also, has anyone mad...

By the way, I don’t speak Danish or German. Is it time for Babbel?

I asked to be on the continuing education committee(?) in the new FFI organization structure. I expressed a desire to bring more ideas about coaching/teaching methods to the table, hoping to bring in speakers such as Winkleman. My first request would be to bring John Waters to a CE zoom. So far, no ...

Mend. You see the initial stopping point of the cast. Then the. monster cast manipulates the rod leg.
BOO !

Great fly, Jean Pierre. Love it!!