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"Flytie" correctly flytying for beginners

 

 


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Now, I think that there is a quite interesting topic (flytying with "non-traditional" systems) which deserves more attention and if you would like to explore "vertical hook systems" and "wowen-" and "crochet-work" flies you can perhaps go here.


Flytying at the Flyangling Club Milano (traditional system)



Antonio Rinaldin flytying instructor
Instructor Antonio Rinaldin showing the making of a Hare's ear Nymph.

Hare's Ear Nymph, dubbing
Dubbing! That means that we use some hare's hair or any other kind of hairy stuff to wrap around the cotton thread in order to make the body of the insect. This is achieved by simply wrapping the - now "hairy" thread - around the hook.

When you flytie, you can decide weather to make the dubbing more thight or "fluffy". The latter can be done by using a proper tool in the shape of a "V" (see drawing below, by Stonfo Company) or sometimes as "double T" shape.

Dubbing Tool

March Brown Spider - a Nymph

Later on, the same evening, we learned how flytie a March Brown Spider, another nymph, or insect leaving underwater...

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