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    Quote Originally Posted by Ricinus
    If you are looking for a book that covers just about every technique in fly tying, the Flytiers Benchside Reference Book is the one. It's a little pricey but sometimes you find it on sale or listed on Ebay. Well worth the money.

    Regards Mike
    Mike,

    That was one of my first purchases years ago when I began fly tying. I agree, it is a great investment, even at fully retail.
    Trout don't speak Latin.

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    Default Re: Is there a single listing of available AK Best VHS and DVDs?

    The Benchside Reference is an excellent book for indvidual techniques. It does a great job of explaining in a text format. But, when you buy DVD's like A. K.'s, they show you tying techniques in sequence, that culminate in the completed fly. While he is tying a particular fly you pick up subtle moves learned from years of experience that you can't get from a book. I have the Benchside Reference and I like it. But, there is nothing like watching a fly being completed from start to finish.
    Just my opinion!

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    I agree that watching a fly being tied in person or on a well done video is probably the best, however, sometimes I can't get my fingers to work the same way as the tier. This is where I find a good reference manual showing alternatives that achieve the same result is invaluable.

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    Default Re: Is there a single listing of available AK Best VHS and DVDs?

    Quote Originally Posted by Ricinus
    I agree that watching a fly being tied in person or on a well done video is probably the best, however, sometimes I can't get my fingers to work the same way as the tier. This is where I find a good reference manual showing alternatives that achieve the same result is invaluable.

    Regards Mike

    Mike, I hope that I'm not being too personal, but why did you choose the genus name for Castorbean as your handle?

    Ed, a former tax and morph instructor

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    Hi Ed,

    I own an acreage on the Eastern slopes of the Rockies in Alberta. According to older maps there was a village/hamlet nearby called Ricinus. I wondered why they picked that name for a village in the middle of nowhere and other maps show it in different locations. I fish alot in that area so I just latched on to the name.

    Besides, Mike from Ricinus was too much to type

    Regards Mike
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    Mike, Thanks for enlightening me.


    Ed

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    I own a ton of books....And AK's Vid's...No book will ever compare to watching a master tyer in action!

    Same with seeing dahlburg (sp) tye the Mega Diver and the way's in which he does not spin his deer hair to do it....
    Wish ya great fishing,Bill

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    Quote Originally Posted by A. K. Best
    Hi Tyronefly,

    Here's the website of the man who shot the videos and is the source of both videos and DVDs. http://www.flytyingdvds.com You can cherry pick the patterns you want, a DVD will be burned and sent to your home! A pretty cool arangement!


    Good Luck,


    A. K.
    Just had a dvd burned.
    Trout don't speak Latin.

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