Somebody was asking me about this fly yesterday at the Mini-expo.
So today, Nilo and I made a short video.
Video of tying the bendback
Somebody was asking me about this fly yesterday at the Mini-expo.
So today, Nilo and I made a short video.
Video of tying the bendback
Don’t forget that licenses expire on August 31st!
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2015 San Marcos float trip
We have just a few more days until the Anahuac outing on August 29th. Come on out and give Trinity Bay a whirl! You’ll find the usual specks, reds & flounder, plus you might just find a stray striper down from Livingston! For those who haven’t spent much time casting the briny, this is a good, reasonably close by opportunity to give it a go.
Texas FlyFishers member Joe Nicklo will be teaching his hot melt glue technique at the Southern Council Fly fishing Fair in October.Summary: Program will include several demonstrations of the practical use of hot melt glue as a fly tying component and the various applications in tying fresh and salt water flies.What’s covered: How to use hot melt glue as shell back, extended body, a wing case, eyes (both fresh and salt water applications) a complete fly/nymph and worms. Some demonstrations…time will be a limiting factor.Length of program: One-hour.If you’re a Texas FlyFishers member that’s taken Joe’s class before, share your comments.More information about the Southern Council Fly Fishing Fair , or find out how you can register for this class.
When: August 22 9am – 6pm
Where: Terrance United Methodist Church, 1203 Wirt Road in Houston, Texas 77055 (map)
This year’s Texas FlyFishers Summer Mini Expo will be held on Saturday, August 22nd, 2015 at the Terrance United Methodist Church located at 1203 Wirt Road in Houston, Texas 77055. Doors will open at 9:00 am and the event will run until 6:00 pm.
Many years, beginning in mid-January, the Texas FlyFishers holds the first of their classes for the year, Beginners Fly Tying. About the same time, the club also offers its two rod building classes, Beginning Rod Building and a few weeks later, Advanced Rod Building. These classes teach the students how to pick out your rod blank and other components, lay out and warp the guides and then, apply a professional looking finish to their rod at, in many cases, a fraction of the price of a upper end production rod.
The first class, Beginners Rod Building Course, is a two-day, all-day course, meeting from 8:00 am to 3:30pm (the instructor does permit a lunch break), usually held on consecutive Saturdays. In the weeks prior to the first class, you will be provided with a list of components necessary to construct your custom rod.