All About Hair
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- Early, mid & late season hides, cross sections & hair color, hooks
- Thread tension, hair strength & hair spinning exercise
- rubber legs & marabou tail, sidestacking collar, spinning, hair density, stacking & spinning
- Color band, gills, hair packers, finishing head, trimming
- All techniques slider demonstrates dozens of techniques
Product Description
Learn about the various periods of the winter coat of the whitetail deer, which hair is to be used for which flies, from trout patterns to bass bugs. Which subspecies of the whitetail deer and other ungulates have the best hair for tying, where the hair is found on the body of the hide, and other characteristics of the hair that you should understand. Also explained is the proper thread to use and the most effective tools to make tying these bugs easy. All the techn… More >>
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Part of “The New Hooked On Fly Tying Series”, All About Hair with Chris Helm is a fly fisherman’s guide to creating stunning and effective bass bugs, with particular focus on the proper use of hair. Featuring close-up camera work in high definition, All About Hair covers the right types of thread to use, tools to make tying bugs easy, how to handle hair when crafting a bug, spinning, stacking, installing gills, and much more. Award-winning fly tier Chris Helm hosts this step-by-step, in-depth guide that spares no detail in the art of making the very best fishing lures. A “must-have” DVD collections of dedicated fly fishermen, and a superb gift for anyone taking a serious interest in the sport. 83 minutes.
Rating: 5 / 5