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Fly Tying 9/10/26

Sep 13
1 min read
IT is up and running
IT is up and running
The old vol helping the older vet
The old vol helping the older vet

We've had time to regroup, put away the vices, tools and materials from last night's session so now we can talk about what happened. There were a ton of

moving pieces going on at the same time.

Bob teaches the basics to Indiana
Bob teaches the basics to Indiana

As pictured and the vet's first Attempt
As pictured and the vet's first Attempt








Now with a little practice
Now with a little practice


At 6:30, we had about 10 attendees, 10 minutes later we were up to 21, so it was pretty much like herding cats trying to make sure everyone had all the tools, materials and guidance needed to tie the fly of the night.


While the vets and vols tied, we had the "Zug" being live tied and projected on a larger TV showing the process in real time. Thank you, Antoine.


I wanted to share on of my favorite pictures from one of our outings and some variations as we continue to tweak it for a different spin.


John with his 1999 restored Humvee
John with his 1999 restored Humvee








Artist Rendering
Artist Rendering








Futuristic View
Futuristic View





And with that, I will sign off for now. See you in 2 weeks.


Tight Lines, Don


 
 
 

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Don LaChance        Program Lead                                     

John Ferrantino       Asst Program Lead          

Bob Salerno           Asst Program Lead         

Antoine Bissieux      Asst Program Lead 

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