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Article Hanafi Saleh, The Netherlands Aug 12. 1997 Hanafi Saleh is another of those Dutchmen that seem so abundant on the fly tying and fly fishing scene. And I say that with envy.	Article Picric acid Jul 21. 1997 To dye for Dyeing with picric acid yields colors between a gorgeous olive and an electric yellow. Read all about it	Article Coney Snowbugger Jul 5. 1997 Coned This streamer fly is actually a variation of the well-known Woolly Bugger. It imitates a small baitfish. See the pattern here
Article Chilli Pepper Flies Jun 12. 1997 Threesome So you thought that chilli pepper was a small, strong, spicey fruit? Well, it is... but it's also a seemingly popular name for fishing flies. In the past I have come over no less than three patterns with the name Chilli Pepper.	Review Flies from the Flyleaves of my Diaries May 27. 1997 And at last the book is there: Torp in English. At last a book with the potential to reach beyond the borders of his small home country.	Blog entry May 25th 1997 May 25. 1997 Sea trout and garfish
Blog entry April 23rd 1997 Apr 23. 1997 A normal season Everything indicates that this season will be far better than the last one - which was catastrophic.	Blog entry March 6th 1997 Mar 6. 1997 The sea trout season has started...	Article Charles Garwood, USA Mar 1. 1997
Article Selecting deer hair Feb 10. 1997 Tips Choosing the right hair will make your deer hair flies - Comparaduns, EHC's, Muddlers, bass bugs - much easier to tie. Advice from the master here	Article Chris Helm, USA Feb 10. 1997	Blog entry January 20th 1997 Jan 20. 1997 The ice is gone...
Review Tying Glass Bead Flies Jan 1. 1997 If you are like me, when glass beads came upon the fly tying scene a few years ago, you passed them by.	Article Miss Ring Jan 1. 1997 Hybrid The name and appearance of this fly owes a bit to the New Zealand Mrs. Simpson flies in which a couple of feathers are roofed on each side of the fly. These flies are also known as Killer flies or tied in the Killwell style.	Blog entry December 12th 1996 Dec 12. 1996 A couple of questions from Germany I recieved an e-mail today and will let that be the first 'Right now' section for a long time:

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