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Video Stacking Bucktail Using a Hair Stacker Feb 14. 2019 Wayne Luallen demonstrates how to even the tips of bucktain using a hair stacker and explains a bit about the nature of the hair.	Video Loop Dubbing Jan 29. 2019 Wayne Luallen demonstrates how to make and use a dubbing loop.	Video Standard Dubbing Jan 29. 2019 Wayne Luallen shows how to do plain dubbing on a single thread.
Video Elk Hair Caddis Wing Jan 26. 2019 Wayne Luallen shows how to tie an elk hair wing, useful for many caddis patterns like the Elk Hair Caddis or the CdC&Elk.	Video Thread Trap Jan 24. 2019 Wayne Luallen demonstrates an easy way to catch materials and secure them without having them roll on the hook shank when wrapping thread over them.	Article Wayne's Tying Tips Jan 24. 2019 Section Tying tips and techniques in small,concentrated, quick-to-watch, easy-to-catch videos. Read more here
Video Stacking Deer, Elk & Moose Jan 24. 2019 A few tips to properly stack elk and deer hair by Wayne Luallen.	Video Hand Stacking Bucktail Jan 24. 2019 Wayne Luallen demonstrates how to tame the sometimes difficult bucktail and get the tips even, just using you hands	Video Stacking Calf Tail Jan 24. 2019 Wayne Luallen gives a few tips on selecting and stacking calf tail.
Article The Flying Flash Carpet Jan 23. 2019 Monstrous Look! It’s a bird... It’s a plane... It’s the Flying Flash Carpet! A pike fly out of this world. See how to construct it here	Article Tying better flies Jan 16. 2019 Swiss/Norwegian Fabien Moulin aims to tie some really good looking flies, and ponders a bit about how to improve as a fly tyer. Read Fabien's thoughts here.	Video V-Wing Mayfly Dec 12. 2018 Wayne Luallen: V-Wing Mayfly fly tying tutorial

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