Wasatch tools now in stock

[Rufus]

Evening all,
Just to get things rolling we've just received our full stock of Wasatch fly tying tools.



More info here...
www.corporateflyrods.com/acatalog/Wasatch_Tools.html

Cheers,
Carl

[Gonzo]

Nice pickies again Carl. I never did get the hang of that on the old site, is this one easier?



Gonzo

[Rufus]

Hi Gonz,
Yep, and with a lot more functionality too.
When you post, the second line of buttons above, 4th from the left is insert image.
Push it and where it says URL[/img ] paste in the link to the pic to replace URL.
Cheers,

[ACW]

Rufus ,just had a look ,the hackle pliers look good hows the grip after a few hundred hackles , I notice from another place you seem to be just dubbing your flys these days ,
BTW just got me a Crocodile

[Rufus]

Hi Andy, So far so good. I'm using the whole set (and to be honest, I have no idea what some of these things are for )
The hacle pliers are good and It's the first time I#ve used rotary ones. Good for folks with big fingers who cant use the spring type.
really good for parachutes.

And the dubbed fly is still working a treat
Cheers,
Carl

[reversedparachutes]

I'll second the comment on the rotary pliers,
been using them (not from Rufus, just the cheap metal ones) for over a year .

I also find that they are great for parachutes.

I consider the spring to be a shock absorber and find these pliers excellent for tiny and delicate rooster hackles and an absolute delight when working with soft hackles like starling and partridge.

By the way, did I mention the quality of Cookshill dyed partridge skins?
Probably, If not please note they are excellent IMHO

[Hove]

Roy,
Good to see ya here..

I recently got an english cock partridge skin form cookshill and it is absolutly fantastic quality.
A very soft, supple and well prepared skin.

By far a better quality than a few others I have seen.

Cheers
Hove.

PS...Ill have to get me some rotational hackle pliars just for the crack.
Sound good.