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David Allerton

David has contributed to the articles on several occasions.

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Fishing the Muddler Minnow
Some thoughts on hackle
Dubbing blends


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From: Christopher M Vargo · cvargovargo·at·hotmail.com  Link
Submitted February 13th 2012

All good, but for the serious dubbers, perhaps consider a container with a paper or cloth filter and pumping in compressed air...from a compressor not canned air. Just made one and its a serious dubbing machine...yarn into dubbing by the cubic foot in minutes. try missouriflies industrial dubbing blender for images and how too.



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