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Congratulations to Bill Carnazzo, winner of the 2008 NCCFFF Fly Tyer of the Year Award
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2010 Fly of the MonthPatterns(click pattern name to see its tying instructions) (Use Ctrl +/- to enlarge page displays to see larger photos) January: Hogan’s S & M Nymph February: Micro Caddis Fuzzball March: Yong Special Phil Fischer's Callibaetis Lifecycle Series April: Furled Green Rockworm June: Two Tying Techniques (for July Hex fly) July: Bill's Hex Adult August: Black Sparkle Wooly Bugger September: Bill's Little Yellow Stonefly Nymph October: Bill's October Bandit November: Bill's Twilight Pinkie December: Jay Fair's Wiggle Tail Nymph
The link above is an alphabetical list of pattern links by name. Below are lists by Year and Month
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(click link to see articles) by Bill Carnazzo
This is a new series of articles starting in the Nov. '08 issue of The Leader, GBF's monthly newsletter. Tech Talk will provide some guidelines for members in their quest to understand and evaluate the bewildering virtual tsunami of information out there. While the column may not appear in each issue of the Leader, it will be a regular feature written by me and knowledgeable guest contributors. Members are invited to suggest topics for future articles—and please do take advantage of this offer, as we want to keep this column relevant and helpful.
(click link to see articles) by Paul Egan
This is a series of articles from The Leader. I hope it will be helpful to many of our members. We will be covering the many overlooked aspects of fly tying that lie BEYOND THE VISE. My desire is to share some of my tricks and schemes, in trade for some of yours. ~ Paul |
Monthly Fly Tying Contest
Sponsored by At each monthly club meeting, a fly tying contest is held with winners receiving gift certificates generously donated by American Fly Fishing Co. The pattern for each month's contest is always the one featured in the previous month's 'Fly Tyer's Corner' - as published here and in The Leader. To participate, just tie the fly, bring it to the meeting, and submit it for the contest before the meeting gets underway. Important... flies will be judged against the exact pattern recipe and materials published in the monthly 'Fly Tyer's Corner', so don't use any other recipes or resources for your fly, and try to use the specified tying materials if at all possible. You can also come to the Fly Tying Jam in the preceding month and get the experts to help you tie the fly of the month. There are two contestant categories: Beginner and Experienced. The winner of each category receives a gift certificate from American Fly Fishing Co. You may only win the Beginner category twice before you must then enter the Experienced category. See GBF's newsletter The Leader for more information on the contest, and have fun! |
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