Talk and Tie with Phil Rowley and Tim Flagler-Dubbing Loops

If you want to improve your dubbing loop techniques and expand what great things you can do with a dubbing loop, get a coffee and watch this presentation! I learned a few tips to improve my dubbing loops, I bet you will too! You may want to watch this in two sessions. Well worth it!

 

Marabou Based River Nymphs with Rick Miyauchi

Hi Everyone!

Rick Miyauchi was our guest instructor last night. Rick did a great job teaching the 16 tyers about marabou! After looking at the differences in marabou, Rick showed us how to tie 4 excellent river patterns that were marabou based. Rick was kind to us as well, he upsized some of the nymphs to help ease our tying. It was a very educational tying session and we owe Rick a big thank you!

Next week, Dan Reaman is back. I believe we are tying stoneflies! Bring 0.015 lead wire or equivalent wire and tan UTC 70 thread (I will bring some extra) See you next week!

Low Light PMD Dun (tied Quigley Cripple style)

Thread: Veevus 12/0-16/0-olive

Hook: Standard Dry Fly size 14-20

Tail: Ginger Marabou and Root Beer Crystal Flash

Body: Ginger and Yellow/Olive Marabou

Thorax: Cream Dubbing

Wing: Light coloured deer hair

Hackle: Ginger

Debutante

Thread: Fl. Orange-12/0 or 8/0

Hook: 3xl heavy standard nymph hook size 8-14

Tail: Ginger Marabou and Root Beer Crystal Flash

Body: Ginger Marabou

Thorax: Peacock Ice Dub

Collar: Hungarian Partridge

BWO Foam Back

Thread: Olive Dun Veevus 12/0 or 16/0

Hook: Standard Dry Fly size 16-22

Tail: Dun Hackle Fibres-6

Body: DunMarabou (sculpin olive)

Thorax: Ice Dub-Olive Brown

Wing Case: 1 mm foam-Gray

Twisted Barr PMD

Thread: Olive Dun Veevus 12/0 or 16/0

Hook: scud hook size 16-22

Tail: Ginger Hackle fibres-6

Body: Olive-Brown Marabou

Wing Case and Legs: Teal Flank

Thorax: Pale Yellow Dubbing

 

Fly Tying on Monday February 5th and 12 and ....some news!

Hi Everyone!

There have been some schedule changes for the next two weeks at fly tying! Rick Miyauchi is our presenter tomorrow and the following Monday, February 12th; Dan Reaman will be back tying stoneflies.

Rick asks you to bring a hair stacker, Florescent Orange, Light Olive and Grey/Dun thread in 8/0 (UTC 70), bring Veevus 12/0 if you have it! (I will bring some extra)

Just so everyone knows, Karen took a nasty spill and broke her right leg while skiing. She broke both her fibula and tibia on her right leg. It was a bad spiral fracture that required major surgery. She has a rod and screws in her leg. She is now home and immobile for a long period of time! She is hanging in there!

See you tomorrow night!

Bob