This illustration shows how the fly can be tied on an untrimmed tube, and trimmed and melted after the fly is finished. You can also see that the junction tube has been tied down under the material, and has become an integral part of the fly. (picture) - Trimming the tube after the fly is finished - Trimming the tube after the fly is finished - Global FlyFisher

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From the article "Tube Fly Turmoil"

Trimming the tube after the fly is finished

This illustration shows how the fly can be tied on an untrimmed tube, and trimmed and melted after the fly is finished. You can also see that the junction tube has been tied down under the material, and has become an integral part of the fly.
Martin Joergensen ©2013 

Photo/illustration: Martin Joergensen ©2013



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