03-13-2013, 12:09 PM
[quote Lobina_Mosca]Regular leeches and buggers are boring IMO, but a good place to start. [
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I think a lot of people get intimidated by the bigger sizes and materials, but these bigger flies can be a lot of fun. There are a lot of good tutorials on Youtube and other sites, so that's a good way to start. We have a few on our website and youtube channel (see below) if you want to get started there. If you want to really get into streamers, you need to look no further than the Expo. Kelly Galloup will be there and he's a streamer guru: http://www.wasatchexpo.com/workshopreservations.htm
This is a great one for the Provo because there are good numbers of sculpins in there.[/quote] I totally get intimidated! So many crazy steps to remember... This one doesn't look to hard so ill start with this one and make sure I have the pause and rewind buttons ready! And ill make sur to watch for Kelly. Thanks for the info!
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]I think a lot of people get intimidated by the bigger sizes and materials, but these bigger flies can be a lot of fun. There are a lot of good tutorials on Youtube and other sites, so that's a good way to start. We have a few on our website and youtube channel (see below) if you want to get started there. If you want to really get into streamers, you need to look no further than the Expo. Kelly Galloup will be there and he's a streamer guru: http://www.wasatchexpo.com/workshopreservations.htm
This is a great one for the Provo because there are good numbers of sculpins in there.[/quote] I totally get intimidated! So many crazy steps to remember... This one doesn't look to hard so ill start with this one and make sure I have the pause and rewind buttons ready! And ill make sur to watch for Kelly. Thanks for the info!
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