Matt, outstand tutorial. The use of graphics at the start pointing out hook and materials really aids viewers like myself where I write out pattern material list on index cards for later reference when I go to tie more of these patterns. The use of multi positioned cameras is a great feature that gives the viewer a much better look what what you are doing, and the technique. I would also like to thank you for the extra time, effort, and cost for you to produce. BRAVO ZULU
Hey, I put the recipes on an Excel spreadsheet, with each sheet being a single fly pattern. For example: One Sheet is titled, "Prince Nymph" and I'll have two recipe tables on the sheet: one for size 14 and one for size 16. I'll 'copy sheet' and rename the sheet for the next pattern maintaining the recipe table format and only changing the "ingredients". This keeps all my fly recipes in one spot with a uniform format. Anyway, it works for me.
I love the beginning notations on the materials!
Nice technique. Thanks.
Matt, outstand tutorial. The use of graphics at the start pointing out hook and materials really aids viewers like myself where I write out pattern material list on index cards for later reference when I go to tie more of these patterns. The use of multi positioned cameras is a great feature that gives the viewer a much better look what what you are doing, and the technique. I would also like to thank you for the extra time, effort, and cost for you to produce. BRAVO ZULU
Hey, I put the recipes on an Excel spreadsheet, with each sheet being a single fly pattern. For example: One Sheet is titled, "Prince Nymph" and I'll have two recipe tables on the sheet: one for size 14 and one for size 16. I'll 'copy sheet' and rename the sheet for the next pattern maintaining the recipe table format and only changing the "ingredients". This keeps all my fly recipes in one spot with a uniform format. Anyway, it works for me.
Great work as usual! Your new tying videos are awesome!
Really enjoying the content 👍
Great tutorial on a great pattern!