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EPISODE · May 21, 2023 · 2H

Episode 162 - A basic explanation of some materials

from The Intermediate Line Podcast · host Chris Andrew Volter

On Episode 162- We had a request to make a show that explains fly tying materials.. So on this show, the hosts sit down and talk about some fly tying materials because your wish is our command ; ). We say "some materials" in the title because no one knows all fishing intimately, and we only tie flies to catch fish, so we cant swerve out of our lane and pretend to know about materials that we have no experience with. At the time of writing this, it was about 2 weeks ago we recorded the show... I am pretty sure there is a lot of talk about natties... Bucktail, feathers, Bucktail alternatives, fur v hair, some synthetics and why fly tying materials need to be viewed differently to a lure fishing approach.  If your new to fly tying for fly fishing, or even into fly tying for the gram, there will defiantly be some nuggets in here that will build your knowledge and may even challenge your mindset as a fly tyer or even fly fisherman. We truly have our fingers crossed that you enjoy the show.  This show is brought to you by Nervous Water, Power Pole, Kettafly Apparel and Beast Brushes

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