Simply the Best Place to go for Online Fly Fishing and Fly Tying
Published Jan 24. 2007 - 18 years ago
Updated or edited Oct 8. 2020
Caps status
The caps have been here for a while, but time to finish the project has not
The Global FlyFisher cap saga has reached a temporary crescendo - I have the caps in my posession! Actually I have had them for a while now. Thanks to GFF supporter and contributor Korrie Broos from South Africa we were able to have a batch made, and a couple of weeks ago they landed on my door step. Thanks Korrie!
But... and I am really sorry about this... I have not had the time to set up the page to sell them through. I need to register a PayPal channel for payment and somewhere to gather information about orders and addresses.
So you will have to be patient just a short while longer. Work is killing me right now - as can be seen from the article pipeline - empty for the first time in months!
But trust me: I will announce the ordering page loud and clearly once I get the time to finish it.
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Comments
I always like a good
I always like a good fishing cap..... but what, no photo??? Martin, you are a disgrace to blogdom. ;-)
Forget the quill win
Forget the quill wing AND the calftail for your Coachman's. Use a white hen hackle tip for the standard Coachman and if you want to tie small Wulff's (#14-20), use some white poly yarn. Very functional and very neat ( yes, I am a stickler for appearance).