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Fly Tying Class Part #1: Hook Mounting, Attaching Thread & Whip Finishing

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This is the first in a series of fly tying classes for beginners (newbs). It includes the basics of Hook Mounting, Attaching Thread & Whip Finishing
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Fly Tying with Curtis Fry
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Martin Joergensen
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