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Next week i go to a flyfishclub in Haarlem to tell them there why I am so enthusiastic about spiders and wingless wets. I shaal also tell them about the forum.

First of all here are the brushes that I have turned for them.



The brushes are : copper wire, dubbing of 45% tan rabbit, 45% of dark possum and 10% of orange raccoon.

Here is the fly:
Brown speckled hen and brush



hook: Kamasan B175 # 12
Thread: claret Danville's 70 denier
body: dubbingbrush
hackle: brown speckled hen.

And here is a movie with the making of the brush:

https://youtu.be/OpVa3Yrt9Ug

Greeting


Ruard

Ruard, Howdy;

Nifty wee video. Sans sound except for the sound of the whirrrrrler .

hank

PS. you now have 1 Like and 1 subscriber

Very nicely done, Ruard, and the resultant fly is a killer October caddis.

AWESOME!

Ruard - I am amazed how quick and efficient your process of making dubbing brushes is. This looks like a lot of fun. And you have all those great wire core dubbing brushes to play around too. You can crank out a bunch of flies very quickly.

So cool!

PS - I am subscribed to the "Ruard Channel" too. I'm looking forward to your next tutorial.

Nicely done Ruard and good luck on your presentation.

I am going to try and make up some wire brushes. Talking to my new local fly shop, wire brush bodies are what most people use on their dubbed shrimp patterns. They mostly buy the pre-made EP brushes, but I am sure I can work it out. Your video will be a great help. I have been running with ideas for soft hackle shrimp patterns.

Love the video!! I made wire brushes years ago with my cordless drill but I will have to make some with my Dremel tool.

Yesterday I had the presentation at the MUG (mosquito) in Haarlem.
It was a nice evening with a good atmosphere.
Here are some pictures of the evening.





They listened with much attention.








I liked the evening very much!!

Greeting

Ruard

I wish I could have been there listening to your presentation. That would have been fun.

Thank you for sharing the photos. Kudos buddy.

Ruard, Howdy;

You look as if you are having fun and the others so intent on what you say.
I would wager everyone had a good time and full understanding of whay you presented.
Thanks for sharing your evening with us.

hank

Hi Ruard,

Thanks this wonderful post—the video, the fly photograph, and the shots of your lecture.

Lance