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Article & Photography by Bill “Bugs” Logan
Conquering a hand-tied whip-finish is like learning to tie your shoes: It’s tough only until you get the hang of it.
Do you remember struggling to learn to tie your shoelaces? We have all come such a long way since that grand moment of success and independence. My mom showed me how to do the deed while telling me that a rabbit, when chased around a tree, dives into its hole. Now I tie one fine bow, and sometimes even double my knots.
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Let’s get right to the point regarding hook selection. Use these tips to choose—or create—the perfect hook.
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Stu Apte is a legendary angler, guide, and fly designer—and a hell of a nice guy. When the master speaks about tarpon and tarpon flies, we should all listen.
by Don Reed
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These double parachutes land right and float forever. They’re just the ticket when fishing turbulent water.
article by Al & Gretchen Beatty
photography by David Klausmeyer
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Married wings are beautiful but tough to tie. Learn the keys to perfecting this advanced fly-tying skill.
by Dick Talleur
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