helpful tips??

[Crunchy]

ERIC-WD, The Washington State University (kwsu.org) is off the air with a server down and
when asked, they will not be bringing it back up. They want to sell their DVDs rather than
have people watch them on the web.

Johnathan, The late Al Campbell has left us a fantastic step-by-step toutorial on fly tying
from the, open the box basics, to as far as a person would want to go in the world of fly tying. Check out the home page under Fly tying and go to begining tying.

Crunchy

[bugman]

[QUOTE=Fisherman John;462343]I recommend taking a beginning fly tying class and attending a TU or FFF meeting where they may have fly tying demonstrations to learn tying techniques and use of various materials. If that isn't possible there are a lot of fly tying DVD's available; I'd recommend those by A.K. Best. You can also find lots of YouTube fly tying demos. Go to the FAOL ?Beginning Fly Tying by Al Campbell? and tie the flies presented in the lessons.

Yep, and i still teach flytying through skype every wednesday & sunday 8pm for free...

[Jonathan]

i will make a skype this weekend