That book is a real treasure! What a find! I still love books, I buy a lot of used ones because sometimes you find surprises inside! I just bought a bunch of Roe, Row? Deer. The seller mapped out the hide so I could order from specific areas. I haven't spun it yet, I usually use Mule Deer but I wanted something a bit finer. You have done an excellent job on this video thank you so much.
I’m a complete bookworm, and I rarely pass up something interesting! I have a few gems; Goddard’s book as shown; a copy of Fran Betters’ books he signed for me when I visited his (sadly now closed) fly shop on the Ausable; a book from Jan Schreiner who pioneered fly fishing in the Netherlands. Without fail every book I get has something I didn’t know to learn!
Originally called the G and H sedge a collaboration between John Goddard and Cliff Henry in the early 60's I think it is a shame that Cliff Henry does not get the reconition that he deserves. Nicely tied though.
Beautiful fly! I'll be attempting this soon so thanks for the video.
That book is a real treasure! What a find! I still love books, I buy a lot of used ones because sometimes you find surprises inside!
I just bought a bunch of Roe, Row? Deer. The seller mapped out the hide so I could order from specific areas. I haven't spun it yet, I usually use Mule Deer but I wanted something a bit finer. You have done an excellent job on this video thank you so much.
I’m a complete bookworm, and I rarely pass up something interesting! I have a few gems; Goddard’s book as shown; a copy of Fran Betters’ books he signed for me when I visited his (sadly now closed) fly shop on the Ausable; a book from Jan Schreiner who pioneered fly fishing in the Netherlands. Without fail every book I get has something I didn’t know to learn!
Lovely piece of fly-tying history there. Great to see.
Originally called the G and H sedge a collaboration between John Goddard and Cliff Henry in the early 60's I think it is a shame that Cliff Henry does not get the reconition that he deserves. Nicely tied though.