last semester. The river was calling my name after staying away to dig in dry ground. I started tying some flies to help keep my mind off tobacco and now I have quit and actually caught a few fish on the flies I tied. The cool thing is that fly tying opened up all kinds of doors to learning. I skinned out and dried my first fox tail over the winter and have enough hair and dubbing material until this winter. I found the fox dead on the road and only had to cut off its tail. I also have no problem when the cats kill a bird or on hits the window. I just pluck out the feathers I can use and check Youtube for some tying videos. I also met up with some great tiers who also know more about bugs (I think they are called etymologists) than anyone I have met previously.
As Elson says, "Life is good!"
Have a good one!
As Elson says, "Life is good!"
Have a good one!
