MeddelandeNick,
I found the same thread, but in a plastic tube clothes-line, and it was the
core material. Take out 2' and separate out a fiber and spool it on a midge
vise. You know it's thin enough when a piece of it floats way. My bobbin
tension is set just above free-fall. LOL
DonO
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One thing that usually can be a pain is thread building. The "to be
sure-wraps" aren't as welcome on a #32 as they might be on a #14 and only a
couple of wraps you really can do without, can make a real difference to the
fly.
I started tying small stuff using the Danville Spiderweb 16/0 (30 denie
"Often, I've been exhausted on trout streams, uncomfortable, wet, cold, briar-scarred, sunburned, mosquito-bitten, but never, with a flyrod in my hand, have I been unhappy."
Charles Kuralt
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JIMMY D. MOORE, ARS WB5RHT,au
