Tying techniques

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Article Get Knotting Jan 30. 2024 Tie the knot Monofilament of many kinds can be used as a fly material as it can be seen in this simple Knot Bug See how here	Article #32 Rusty Rat Jan 16. 2024 #32 #32 Rusty Rat tied by Hans Weilenman - the man behind the project Read the notes here	Article #32 Royal Coachman Jan 16. 2024 #32 #32 Royal Coachman tied by Jack Mickievicz Read the notes here
Article #32 Pink Sabalo Jan 16. 2024 #32 #32 Pink Sabalo tied by Andrew Lamborne See the notes here	Article #32 Pheasantless PTN (Beadhead) Jan 16. 2024 #32 #32 Pheasantless PTN (Beadhead) tied by US tier Bob Petti Read the notes here	Article #32 CDC Olive Parachute Jan 16. 2024 #32 #32 CDC Olive Parachute tied by US fly tyer Chris Knight Read the notes here
Article #32 Blue Wing Olive Jan 16. 2024 #32 #32 Blue Wing Olive (BWO) tied by US tyer Agust Gudmundson Read the notes here	Article #32 Ladybug Jan 16. 2024 #32 #32 Ladybug tied by US tier Bob Kenly Read the notes here	Article #32 Once and Away (emerger) Jan 12. 2024 #32 #32 Once and Away (emerger) tied by Dutch Hans van Klinken Read the notes here
Article #32 Wonderbody Parachute Nov 19. 2023 #32 Notes for a #32 Wonderbody Parachute tied by Dutch fly tier Henk Verhaar Read the notes here	Article When AI invents flies Jun 24. 2023 Machines We challenged artificial intelligence to create a fly pattern. It went fairly well ... and then again … not quite well. Read about it here	Article Hitched Hoglouse Jun 5. 2023 Freshwater The hoglouse is also known as a sowbug or a cress bug, and is a very common freshwater crustacean. Here’s an easy imitation using an interesting tying technique. See how to tie it