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IFTS97

International Fly Tyer's Symposium 1997

By Martin Joergensen

Mister Gold Bead himself. Dutch Theo Bakelaar does indeed tie a lot of beaded flies.

Theo Bakelaar
Photo: Martin Joergensen

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IFTS97

International Fly Tyer's Symposium 1997

The Cowboy Way

Keywords

Eric Arbogast

GFF Summit 2007

Stewart and Leeman's Lost Flies

Fins

My Eyes!!

Fill-the-box