Still pretty new to tying dries, even larger ones, but how in the heck do you tie knots in pheasant feathers?
Awesome tie, btw,
-J
# 8 December 2009 at 12:47 pm
Rod Hart said:
Thanks for the video an educational tool if there ever was one, the tie and technique were good something learned from every stage, techniques and “bullying materials into doing what the tyer wants” rather than the materiel dictating were it wants to sit and how.
I like your style McP, Thank You again.
All the Best and do have a Merry Christmas when it gets here.
# 14 December 2009 at 3:51 pm
flytyingdiva said:
crochet hook makes it easy, or a pair of tweeters. It isn’t as hard as you think after you tie a few.
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I received my issue of Hatches this weekend and I have not been able to put it down. I have subscribed to many fly fishing and fly tying mags before. Yours is the first that I have seen that I can get some use out of. Nearly every article is something that pertains to me and I need all the help I can get. I don\'t know how you can keep this up but I will be watching for my next issue. Thank for all the hard work the staff has done. Very well done. Thank you.
Still pretty new to tying dries, even larger ones, but how in the heck do you tie knots in pheasant feathers?
Awesome tie, btw,
-J
Thanks for the video an educational tool if there ever was one, the tie and technique were good something learned from every stage, techniques and “bullying materials into doing what the tyer wants” rather than the materiel dictating were it wants to sit and how.
I like your style McP, Thank You again.
All the Best and do have a Merry Christmas when it gets here.
crochet hook makes it easy, or a pair of tweeters. It isn’t as hard as you think after you tie a few.
Spectacular! Life comes to a bit of feather, fur, and hair.
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I agree with the feedback you have received about Hatches. This is by far the best magazine I have seen that shares the wealth of knowledge without the additional 30 pages of vendor advertisements. I understand they are needed revenue but it is refreshing to see the quality of your articles etc. without having to thumb through all of the ads. I also take three other periodicals that are OK but no where nearly as good as Hatches. I wish you continued success and would like the opportunity to have 3 year subscriptions some time. Thanks again for all of your hard work and excellent presentation in Hatches. Best of luck, I wish you a long life and can\'t wait until you are recognized as the number one periodical presenting fly fishing knowledge.I received my issue of Hatches this weekend and I have not been able to put it down. I have subscribed to many fly fishing and fly tying mags before. Yours is the first that I have seen that I can get some use out of. Nearly every article is something that pertains to me and I need all the help I can get. I don\'t know how you can keep this up but I will be watching for my next issue. Thank for all the hard work the staff has done. Very well done. Thank you.
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