Man it was a good time. I'm hooked on this tying thing... next class is Wednesday evening.
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Man it was a good time. I'm hooked on this tying thing... next class is Wednesday evening.
get ready to spend more money! and its lots of small stuff over time so you hardly notice it ;)
You're not kiddin'! I have shit from 10+ years ago laying around all over my fly tying gear. Half of it I don't even remember when or why I bought it. A good chunk I can't even identify. My recommendation is to keep it as simple as possible. Have fun.Quote:
Originally Posted by ak_powder_monkey
Oh, where are the pics of your first wooly bugger? That's usually the first fly.
On day one I did some san juan worms and some bead head leeches (basically woolly buggers). Tomorrow night we are going to do some buggers and nymphs.Quote:
Originally Posted by schwerty
My class starts in 3 1/2 hours, and I still have 2 hours of work left. All I want to do is tie flies.
does the class fee include all the materials and supplies to get started? i'm really interested in tying my own, particularly since a good buddy does it and he's a complete stoner and slays 'em on his flies.
Yep - they provide all the hooks, thread, materials, etc. They also provide tools and a vise to use, but I bring my own tools and vise. It was something like $40 for two class sessions, each being 2 1/2 hours long, so basically 5 hours of instruction. Obviously I also get to keep the flies I tie in the class as well. It is taught by a local guide/tyer, so he is having us tie patterns that apply to our local water, which is also a plus. It is alotta fun.Quote:
Originally Posted by Parvo
that's a helluva deal, feathers and stuff aren't cheap.
looking forward to your fishing TR featuring a nice cuthroat with one of your nymph patterns in his lip.