Who Packed Your Parachute?

By Tim Rolston
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Published: June 23, 2010
Words: 4,346 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781458067272


Short description

NOW REVISED AND UPDATED: How to tie better parachute dry flies. A short evaluation of new ways to tie better, faster, more imitative and durable parachute fly patterns. Tim Rolston takes a brief look at why parachute flies have traditionaly been fragile, why they are worth using and what steps you can take to make your flies better.

Extended description

A lot of fly tiers find parachute patterns troublesome to tie and lacking in durability on the water. Commercial patterns are notoriously fragile which has lead to many people not making the most of these very versatile and easy to fish flies. In this book there are instructions and discussions on what makes a better parachute fly. Details on which way to wind the thread, better post manufacture and even some intermediate steps for those who don't wish to entirely change the way they tie these flies.

Tags

flies, superglue, flytying, flyfishing, parachute patterns, tim rolston, durable flies

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Review by: Charles Thomas on July 13, 2010 : star star star star star
This simple little booklet has proved a real winner. I have always had problems with parachute flies falling to bits after a fish or two. Rolston's insights and descriptions have changed the way that I tie flies and there won't be any going back to the old ways for me. If you are a fly tyer you are going to love this simple explanation of how to make your parachute flies more durable, more imitative and faster to manufacture.
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