"Most people say that tying flies to save money is a fallacy. What do you think?
"Well, I have sort of a different take on that. I tell most people it'll cost
them $350 to $400 to really get into fly tying. That's tools, materials-
everything you need to tie flies for fishing. That might seem like a bunch of
money, but compared to the price of a lot of rods and reels, that's not bad.
And for that money, I point out that they'll be getting a whole lot of flies in
return. If you're smart about it, and you fish a lot, tying your own flies is
a pretty good deal.'"
reply by Eddie Wyatt of the Fly Shop in Johnson City, Tennessee
Rick
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