Tying thread

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Tying thread - videos

Video The Most Important Material Jul 19. 2023 Know Your Materials Vol 1 Knowing your materials will help you tie better and more durable flies. What is your most important material?	Video Thread Control and Material Mounting Mar 13. 2021 Thread Control and Material Mounting is subject that's crucial for proper tying. It's so basic that people rarely mention it.	Video Controlling Fly Tying Thread Tension Mar 3. 2020 A small demonstration of fly tying thread tension and strength. Tightly wound thread is one of the way to get durable and good looking flies.
Video Fly tying thread types Aug 17. 2019 Wayne Luallen covers various types of fly tying thread, materials, thicknesses and applications. The chart referred to is found here	Video Tying off material Jul 23. 2019 Wayne Luallen shows how to tie off material in such a way that it's secured properly.	Video Conserving Thread Wraps Mar 18. 2019 Wayne Luallen shows how to save many wraps of thread when tying off multiple materials in the same spot.
Video Whip Finish By Hand Mar 18. 2019 Wayne Luallen explains how to whip finish using only your hands and no tool - and adds some tips on how to get these final wraps to lay absolutely flat.	Video Thread Rib Mar 6. 2019 Wayne Luallen shows how to make a thread rib over a dubbed body, getting it to behave as you want.	Video Dry Fly Hackle Foundation Feb 22. 2019 Wayne Luallen explains why the thread foundation under a dry fly hackle is decisive for the final appearance of the finished hackle.
Video Basics of Thread Twist Feb 22. 2019 Wayne Luallen explains the basics of tying thread twist	Video Direction of Thread Twist Feb 22. 2019 Wayne Luallen explains what understanding thread twist - clockwise vs. counterclockwise - can do for your tying.	Video Tool tip: Polishing the Bobbin Holder Tube Feb 5. 2019 Wayne Luallen shows how to get the inside of the bobbin holder tube smooth and free of burrs to avoid breaking or fraying the thread.