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So SO STUFFED!!! Pie AND Cheesecake Cinnamon Rolls for breakfast...

Then I saw this and really want to go...

You need this Nutcracker... sad it at the doctor's office yesterday... my wife said we need to go to Edinburgh for Christmas sometime! I said I am in!

Merry Christmas to All...! And it's not to late to get @Billy a last minute present...

Might need to add to next year's decorations!

So those tools are called Hackle Guards (mostly for finishing dry flies) but I use them also for deer/elk/calf hair). Here is a Quick and Dirty little video fun on how I use them... you can skip to the end of you want...

Which one... 1 or 2

Good morning @Dez ,I was just sitting down to tie and thought about your elk hair caddis. Here are some tools that might help now and into the future. Stacker, hackle/hair "pushers" and half hitch tool Weighted dubbing loop tool and homemade dubbing loop "finger spinner"

Another reason to be positive... I won Honorable Mention...! For my fishing themed display! And I made it in the paper with Santa!

This quote has really become a positive in my life.... "Life is better when you cry little, laugh lots, and are thankful for every day, everything you've got and every minute your alive."

This past year I was BLESSED with many things! I have really been focused on a single goal, "At the end of each day, no matter how rough, find one good thing and be Thang for that one thing. Focusing only on that one thing. And at the start of each day I say "Thank you for one more bonus day!"...

For tying something like the elk hair caddis or a pattern that you might really need to reef hard on thread or when your learning to tie. I would recommend Danville's 3/0 Waxed Monocord. https://www.tridentflyfishing.com/products/danville-3-0-waxed-monocord You can get it other places this was...

Welcome @Dez ! A couple of suggestions, they are free... Add these 2 items to your tying table, especially as a new fly tier. If you are tying and you get done and it's ugly or not what you want cut it all of and start again, saves on buying hooks, also after those big trout crush your caddis...

Is there still room to enter?

Granny was right...

My wife and conscience days i may have been to grumpy on my reply, sorry. Another thing that I have learned and witnessed, the older you are the more important it is to have the "social" factor in your life, it actually adds to longevity. A reason, a purpose, a place to go and be seen. That...

This will probably come off as a "curmudgeon" so first "get it out my yard!" So, a bit of background so you understand when I call BS to some of these comments as I used to when I was young 35-50 and had words with co-workers about this kinda of issue. I grew up fishing River (80%) and Lakes...