video - Tying off ribbing (and other materials)
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video - Tying off ribbing (and other materials)
A short tutorial on how I generally tie off ribbing (and other materials)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0TcIv70yTU
Please view in high rez - if able.
Cheers,
Hans W
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0TcIv70yTU
Please view in high rez - if able.
Cheers,
Hans W
Re: video - Tying off ribbing (and other materials)
Two in front, angle back, two to the back. You eliminate one of my steps, which is your trademark (in my opinion). Very neat and efficient.
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Not quite - two wraps total, both in front - or is that what you meant?DUBBN wrote:Two in front, angle back, two to the back. You eliminate one of my steps, which is your trademark (in my opinion). Very neat and efficient.
Re: video - Tying off ribbing (and other materials)
Lovely finish, definitely one to practice!!
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Re: video - Tying off ribbing (and other materials)
Hans, Howdy;
Something I hadn't given much thought to but
makes perfect sense to me ...
hank
Something I hadn't given much thought to but
makes perfect sense to me ...
hank
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Hank, you had never given thought to tying off ribbing? Your fish must have wondered about the trailing long metal 'tail' on your flies....hankaye wrote:Hans, Howdy;
Something I hadn't given much thought to but
makes perfect sense to me ...
hank
Hans W
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Re: video - Tying off ribbing (and other materials)
Hans,
I had noticed you doing pulling the material to the back of the hook at tie-off, but didn't catch the significance of crossing the material twice.
I'm going to try to teach myself to remember to do that.
Thank you for the tutorial.
Kirk
I had noticed you doing pulling the material to the back of the hook at tie-off, but didn't catch the significance of crossing the material twice.
I'm going to try to teach myself to remember to do that.
Thank you for the tutorial.
Kirk
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Re: video - Tying off ribbing (and other materials)
Hans, Howdy;
If it gets their attention ..... ?
hank
If it gets their attention ..... ?
hank
Striving for a less complicated life since 1949...
"Every day I beat my own previous record for number
of consecutive days I've stayed alive." George Carlin
"Every day I beat my own previous record for number
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Re: video - Tying off ribbing (and other materials)
My tying off ribbing technique has altered now. For the better.
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Excellent Wayne - thanks for trying it.DUBBN wrote:My tying off ribbing technique has altered now. For the better.
Hans W